As I said, I was being too Harsh on The Mario franchise. Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, The Paper Mario series, Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, and Super Mario 64 DS are all Masterpieces in the Franchise. As for Sunshine, a Lot of people hate it, and I mean a lot. But It's actually really great!
After Sunshine there's Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, Super Paper Mario, and Super Mario Galaxy, which I think are all quality games. Have you played Sunshine? I hear it's amazing, but I haven't been able to play it yet.
Oh my goodness, I played this game and it was literally SO boring! It's so repetitive. I guess it was overhyped also, yet still, this game made me fall asleep 3 times.
IMHO, Resident Evil 4. I even hate it more than 5 or 6 due to it being the beginning of the end for the franchise. I remember being so so so disappointed when I first played it... I was hoping for some kind of "Code Veronica 2" and I found a shooter. Besides the characterizations were horrible. The "Ganados" aren't Spanish but Mexican, and the game supposedly takes places in Spain, but we don't speak like that (I'm Spanish) nor we live like in the medieval era. At least with RE5 and 6 I knew what to expect. This is coming from a die-hard fan of Resident Evil. My favorites are the classics (from Zero to Code Veronica) and RE2 was by far my favorite.
i agree, the good points about the game was that it reminded me of the original thief games, but you are so OP you have to intentionally not use your powers to give it some challenge (or a reason to not just kill everyone) also the choices were messed up, you do what seems to be a good thing (not killing someone) and you end up sending them to be a slave in a mine with their tongue chopped off
I don't think it's the most overrated game ever but for myself one of my biggest disappointments today
I bought it after seeing all the r… moreeviews being so high and I just find the game so boring, the gameplay is meh pretty average this game is more about avoiding any conflict then facing it which bores me even though I usually love them sort of games like AC, Arkham, Tomb Raider etc but that had better gameplay for stealth imo and each section I find boring to explore not as rewarding or interesting as some games like tlou/bioshock infinite/Arkham etc
Saying all this not saying it's a bad game I was just so hyped for it and playing it I just feel personally really bored and uninterested the story started solid and the gameplay did but after a few levels it grew stale for me
skyrim, it's like "i heard you like magic creation in the elder scrolls games, well you are gonna love our new system of basic spell choices from a perks tree with the most basic of customisations like 50% more fire damage, plus now you can do double magic, which sounds good but in practice is kinda lame, oh and i heard you love the otherworldly setting of morrowind and that you thought oblivion lacked that a bit, well skyrim is basically just set in the past and has virtually nothing interesting in the environment at all except a really big mountain, and i bet you think dragons sound cool, guess what, they are basically just an irritant and are very easy to kill after the first few hours, enjoy."
Couldn't agree with you More, Except Change "The Stanley Parable" to "Every GTA Game after GTA 3" and We're in Buisness! XD Just kidding, (K… moreinda) However, I will ask, Is The Stanley Parable overrated? Before playing it I heard nothing about it, and I've still not seen any reviews. How much do people Praise it? I thought It was alright.
Wow. I didn't know people Liked it that much. I for one, found it boring, But Hillarious. Did you ever try to get the "5 Clicks" achievement? That shit was awesome.
Boring gameplay? Predictable story? Terrible characters? no opinion has ever been so wrong..The over a hundred game of the year awards this … moregame got strongly disagrees with you. Did you play the game or watch pewdiepie play it on YouTube like most children do, There's a big difference..
Bioshock infinite, gunplay was horrible story didn't quite catch me, the flying city wasn't very beliavable setting for the game... And the part where you have to give orders to Songbird or whatever it"s name was and defeat the airships and shitload of enemies shooting at you the same time was total crap, I hated that part from my guts.
Well, about the credibility of a flying city, an underwater city is not more credible than a flying one, but in my opinion Irrational nonetheless managed to give a good explanation to both.
Bioshock infinite, gunplay was horrible story didn't quite catch me, the flying city wasn't very beliavable setting for the game... And the … morepart where you have to give orders to Songbird or whatever it"s name was and defeat the airships and shitload of enemies shooting at you the same time was total crap, I hated that part from my guts.
Halo 3, the story is decent but the difficulty settings are totally unbalanced, I personally don't like the shooting mechanics of the Halo series in general and some parts of the game were extremely boring.
The gunplay was pretty bad, most of the guns were lacking in impact, and from what I remember, didn't the enemies barely react to getting shot. And speaking of the enemies, they had some pretty good AI. Yep, charching at the player with a melee weapon, while the player has a shotgun. Mmmm, such good AI. They also downgraded the level design, compared to the 2010 and 2011 demos (which looked far better than the current game). There were sky rails everywhere, leading to different islands. In the final game, we were lucky if we even had one that circled around an area.
That part, seriously, who puts their ship's core out in the open? Then again... these people also put pineapples in chocolate boxes... and money in trash cans... and Booker also eats food from trash cans...
Bioshock infinite, gunplay was horrible story didn't quite catch me, the flying city wasn't very beliavable setting for the game... And the … morepart where you have to give orders to Songbird or whatever it"s name was and defeat the airships and shitload of enemies shooting at you the same time was total crap, I hated that part from my guts.
The gunplay was pretty bad, most of the guns were lacking in impact, and from what I remember, didn't the enemies barely react to getting sh… moreot. And speaking of the enemies, they had some pretty good AI. Yep, charching at the player with a melee weapon, while the player has a shotgun. Mmmm, such good AI. They also downgraded the level design, compared to the 2010 and 2011 demos (which looked far better than the current game). There were sky rails everywhere, leading to different islands. In the final game, we were lucky if we even had one that circled around an area.
That part, seriously, who puts their ship's core out in the open? Then again... these people also put pineapples in chocolate boxes... and money in trash cans... and Booker also eats food from trash cans...
Skyrim. Maybe hearing it from me is awkward but I never really found the enjoy of playing it again. I only remember Paarthurnax as a character because the story is mediocre. Oblivion and Morrowind can be replayed without getting bored.
Oh, and I just loved how they built up the confrontation with Songbird, throughout the game, yet we never actually fight him. I love how the devs said he was a constant threat throughout the game, yet he only appears in like 6 scripted scenes. So good.
Lets see,
Far Cry 4 - doing the same thing as Far Cry 3 is not what i call a good game
Assassins Creed, all of them except Black Flag, now i really did enjoy AC up until Unity, after that i just realized that while Black flag might have been a breath of fresh air, with unity they sucked the already breathed air back in and tried sellin it of as a refined product. Climbing towers and synchronizing shit is not what i call refined.
Call of Duty, i can't believe that game still sells.
Battlefield 4, Dice Managed to do what was good bout BF2 and apply it in BF4 however in a way that is not satisfactory, still it is a good online shooter. Maybe one of the best on the market, to much problems around release though,
Dragon Age Inquisition, to much boring fetch type quests, Still, the game has a good core and those moments are gold.
Half Life 2, yeah i went there, go a head and kill me. I like Protal much more.
Demon Souls and Bloodborne, good games but sometimes it feels like as if the public thinks that these games were sent down from God to save humanity from the Ubisoft virus infested crap that is called Far Cry 4 and is materliazed as tower synchronizing.
BF: Hardline, i have not even played it yet but i am wondering why the fuck Dice would turn a military shooter into a cops and robbers game.
Lets see,
Far Cry 4 - doing the same thing as Far Cry 3 is not what i call a good game
Assassins Creed, all of them except Black Flag, now… more i really did enjoy AC up until Unity, after that i just realized that while Black flag might have been a breath of fresh air, with unity they sucked the already breathed air back in and tried sellin it of as a refined product. Climbing towers and synchronizing shit is not what i call refined.
Call of Duty, i can't believe that game still sells.
Battlefield 4, Dice Managed to do what was good bout BF2 and apply it in BF4 however in a way that is not satisfactory, still it is a good online shooter. Maybe one of the best on the market, to much problems around release though,
Dragon Age Inquisition, to much boring fetch type quests, Still, the game has a good core and those moments are gold.
Half Life 2, yeah i went there, go a head and kill me. I like Protal much more.
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As I said, I was being too Harsh on The Mario franchise. Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, The Paper Mario series, Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, and Super Mario 64 DS are all Masterpieces in the Franchise. As for Sunshine, a Lot of people hate it, and I mean a lot. But It's actually really great!
Fucking Minecraft!
DESTINY FOR THE WIN
Oh my goodness, I played this game and it was literally SO boring! It's so repetitive. I guess it was overhyped also, yet still, this game made me fall asleep 3 times.
IMHO, Resident Evil 4. I even hate it more than 5 or 6 due to it being the beginning of the end for the franchise. I remember being so so so disappointed when I first played it... I was hoping for some kind of "Code Veronica 2" and I found a shooter. Besides the characterizations were horrible. The "Ganados" aren't Spanish but Mexican, and the game supposedly takes places in Spain, but we don't speak like that (I'm Spanish) nor we live like in the medieval era. At least with RE5 and 6 I knew what to expect. This is coming from a die-hard fan of Resident Evil. My favorites are the classics (from Zero to Code Veronica) and RE2 was by far my favorite.
Assassin's Creed.
The Last of Us. It's good but not THAT good. I actually prefer TWD, Uncharted series (and other Sony exclusives) more.
Team Fortress 2...
Agreed, I do like TF2, but I have never really been able to get into it. Mainly because of the community, though.
i agree, the good points about the game was that it reminded me of the original thief games, but you are so OP you have to intentionally not use your powers to give it some challenge (or a reason to not just kill everyone) also the choices were messed up, you do what seems to be a good thing (not killing someone) and you end up sending them to be a slave in a mine with their tongue chopped off
skyrim, it's like "i heard you like magic creation in the elder scrolls games, well you are gonna love our new system of basic spell choices from a perks tree with the most basic of customisations like 50% more fire damage, plus now you can do double magic, which sounds good but in practice is kinda lame, oh and i heard you love the otherworldly setting of morrowind and that you thought oblivion lacked that a bit, well skyrim is basically just set in the past and has virtually nothing interesting in the environment at all except a really big mountain, and i bet you think dragons sound cool, guess what, they are basically just an irritant and are very easy to kill after the first few hours, enjoy."
Gone Home. I just found it so unmemorable, and incredibly overpriced.
"Best game ever! Most creative game ever! Game that deserves tons of awards!"
It wasn't anything special, really. That's all.
Wow. I didn't know people Liked it that much. I for one, found it boring, But Hillarious. Did you ever try to get the "5 Clicks" achievement? That shit was awesome.
Batman Arkham Knight
Opinions can't be wrong or right...
Bioshock infinite, gunplay was horrible story didn't quite catch me, the flying city wasn't very beliavable setting for the game... And the part where you have to give orders to Songbird or whatever it"s name was and defeat the airships and shitload of enemies shooting at you the same time was total crap, I hated that part from my guts.
Well, about the credibility of a flying city, an underwater city is not more credible than a flying one, but in my opinion Irrational nonetheless managed to give a good explanation to both.
Halo 3, the story is decent but the difficulty settings are totally unbalanced, I personally don't like the shooting mechanics of the Halo series in general and some parts of the game were extremely boring.
The Last Of Us.
Decent game, but greatest of all time? Dont make me laugh.
The gunplay was pretty bad, most of the guns were lacking in impact, and from what I remember, didn't the enemies barely react to getting shot. And speaking of the enemies, they had some pretty good AI. Yep, charching at the player with a melee weapon, while the player has a shotgun. Mmmm, such good AI. They also downgraded the level design, compared to the 2010 and 2011 demos (which looked far better than the current game). There were sky rails everywhere, leading to different islands. In the final game, we were lucky if we even had one that circled around an area.
That part, seriously, who puts their ship's core out in the open? Then again... these people also put pineapples in chocolate boxes... and money in trash cans... and Booker also eats food from trash cans...
Yeah forgot to add the level desing, it was very poorly made in the final game.
I respect your opinion, but I personally found Oblivion to be the worst of the three. I can agree that Morrowind is great, though.
Why specifically Standalone and not DayZ as a whole?
Hmm hmm, it most certainly was.
Oh, and I just loved how they built up the confrontation with Songbird, throughout the game, yet we never actually fight him. I love how the devs said he was a constant threat throughout the game, yet he only appears in like 6 scripted scenes. So good.
Lets see,
Far Cry 4 - doing the same thing as Far Cry 3 is not what i call a good game
Assassins Creed, all of them except Black Flag, now i really did enjoy AC up until Unity, after that i just realized that while Black flag might have been a breath of fresh air, with unity they sucked the already breathed air back in and tried sellin it of as a refined product. Climbing towers and synchronizing shit is not what i call refined.
Call of Duty, i can't believe that game still sells.
Battlefield 4, Dice Managed to do what was good bout BF2 and apply it in BF4 however in a way that is not satisfactory, still it is a good online shooter. Maybe one of the best on the market, to much problems around release though,
Dragon Age Inquisition, to much boring fetch type quests, Still, the game has a good core and those moments are gold.
Half Life 2, yeah i went there, go a head and kill me. I like Protal much more.
Demon Souls and Bloodborne, good games but sometimes it feels like as if the public thinks that these games were sent down from God to save humanity from the Ubisoft virus infested crap that is called Far Cry 4 and is materliazed as tower synchronizing.
BF: Hardline, i have not even played it yet but i am wondering why the fuck Dice would turn a military shooter into a cops and robbers game.
Never go full retard.
lolwut? Battlefield Hardline isn't overrated. Dude people are constantly bashing the game.