Oh and I totally agree with Travis, hellgate: london is total rubbish. The hit detection is pathetic, how can I hit a guy with a sword when he is 20m away?
Transformers was... yea...
What about the worst game of all time? I'd be interested to see what you come up with.
Easily Crysis. The game was pushed as a graphical powerhouse and showed incredible footage rendered on some unknown machine. Half-Life 2 also pushed the system, but on medium settings still looked great on medium settings for lower systems. I have little respect for a company that can make a great looking game for a system ten years down the road but can't run well on good gaming systems.
Beyond the graphics, it featured mediocre game play. It was like Far Cry 2 with a gimmicky powersuit. The developers for this game like Bioshock thought, "Hey, how can we incorporate every gaming gimmick (gravity gun, invisibility, super strength, etc.) into the game with no justification?". A power suit or a genetic vending machine...
CB's Jericho...... Oh man. I have been selling Undying as one of the Great Games for years, but this one was just such a stinker. I really don't get the whole horror-bondage-torture thing that was thankfully minimized in Undying and was just everywhere in Jericho. Blech. The gameplay was actually not that terrible, but everything else was just bad...
IMHO, Crysis was a blast and ran very well on my $1000 build.... Just my $0.02 tho...
The most disappointing title(s) is a tie for me. Quake Wars, which I had a sinking feeling was going to be bad. Crysis was the other.
Luckily COD4, TF2, and GH3 rocked the PC. DEAL!
not just me then, i played quake wars for all of 15 minutes after i bought it, then put it back in the case and fired up bf2. I cant really put my finger on it but it just stinks.
Oh and I totally agree with Travis, hellgate: london is total rubbish. The hit detection is pathetic, how can I hit a guy with a sword when he is 20m away?
Transformers was... yea...
What about the worst game of all time? I'd be interested to see what you come up with.
I actually collect bad games.
The worst game of all time raises philisophical questions.
Is it possible for a game to be so bad, that it no longer becomes a game?
I think I've found games like that.
Can a game simply be broken, like hellgate london, or hour of victory? I mean, there's clearly broken programming there. But broken programming can be fixed. Is it worse to have a game that can't be repaired?
A strong contender actually shows up in one of the videos:
Nsync for Game Boy Color.
Message edited by Sengoku on 01-12-2008 at 02:10:48 AM
Same about Quake Wars, although I played it for like a week or two, really it just doesn't feel like Quake, there's no gore, no jumppads, and the weapons all feel the same, even the vehicles, which suck, but most noobs don't even bother trying to kill you, I felt so empty wasting them all away.
If you really want to see really bad games, check out AVGN (Angry Video Game Nerd) on gametrailers.com, the only thing worth watching on that site other than screwattack (which you can also see on screwattack.com..)
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