Super Smash Brothers.
The series lost its touch when it came to introducing new worthwhile mechanics after Melee. The bouncing and random tripping (the latter of which I hated) were not what I would consider "good" or useful new additions to have, let alone necessary. If Brawl were to have a sequel by some chance, it would probably be even worse gameplay-wise, so I'm hoping now that it doesn't. I played Melee for years and years, whereas with Brawl, I could only tolerate the increased floatiness and laggy online (and trapping) for a few months at most.
Originally posted by S_D_J
actually it was X ✅
Not really, 10 is crap. It's aged horribly, had the most panit-by-numbers love story of the series, and regardless of being the first to include VA, it's a prime example of how Square's english voice acting ranges from crap to mediocre in quality. The only PS2 FF worse than X is X-2.
Turn based combat had long since gotten stale by the time the PS2 came around. Whatever was good about the story (as in, everything that didn't revolve around the pitiful chemistry between Tidus and Yuna, which leaves us with about 30% of the story) went to sh*t with the terrible execution of it all, not counting, as I said, the terrible presentation of it all.
The same applies to X-2, only that much worse; turned what could've been a memorable milestone in the series into a charlie's angels wannabe that you can tell belonged in a scrapped story arc of an anime.
What I'd played of FFXII, I can tell they at least managed to break the maggot-infested mold that X only made worse.
Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Super Smash Brothers.
The series lost its touch when it came to introducing new worthwhile mechanics after Melee. The bouncing and random tripping (the latter of which I hated) were not what I would consider "good" or useful new additions to have, let alone necessary. If Brawl were to have a sequel by some chance, it would probably be even worse gameplay-wise, so I'm hoping now that it doesn't. I played Melee for years and years, whereas with Brawl, I could only tolerate the increased floatiness and laggy online (and trapping) for a few months at most.
Why end the franchise after one game? They should just learn from this game when they make another. The tripping, IMO, is the dumbest game mechanic I've ever seen and I hope that was just a big mistake.
Originally posted by Weltall
The Metroid Prime games are the worst games of the franchise. Screw Retro Studios.
GTFO
Metroid Prime never sparked my interest enough for me to keep with it for more than a week or so. I'm sure it's great for the people that can appreciate it, which is supposedley a good chunk anyway. Call me biased, but I just call the game proof that first-person ruins everything.
Here's hoping Other M is an ACTUAL action adventure.
Originally posted by NephthysFvck you.I respectfully disagree, Neb?
😂
Originally posted by Sin_Volvagia
Why end the franchise after one game?
Originally posted by First_Tsurugi06
Call me biased, but I just call the game proof that first-person ruins everything.
Well, to each his own I guess.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
I just want you guys to know that Brawl was intentionally changed to reduce all competitive value from the game. Tripping, the new physics, lack of hitstun, all of it is to destroy the competitive value of it.