Least favorite games (That everyone else likes)
Zelda, for me.
Or as I call them, "Where the #%&@ do I go now" games.
Backtrack, get lost, backtrack, get lost, backtrack, get lost. That's about 90% of the Zelda experience, and I HATE every minute of it.
At least Dragon's Dogma throws in cool boss-like encounters into your aimless wandering.
Sonic games.
I never had a genesis, so maybe this is something you only get growing up with it, but I just can't get into them.
Don't even see why it has a rep for speed. Is sprinting for half a second, and stopping into an enemy supposed to be impressive? Mario has more consistent straightaways for constant sprinting then any Sonic game I played.
Also, plenty of the "where do I go now"?
Re: Least favorite games (That everyone else likes)
Originally posted by cdtmWell it's also a lot easier to traverse in Dogma due to portcrystals, and besides, BoTW fixed that issue completely, its completely different then every Zelda game ever made.
Zelda, for me.Or as I call them, "Where the #%&@ do I go now" games.
Backtrack, get lost, backtrack, get lost, backtrack, get lost. That's about 90% of the Zelda experience, and I HATE every minute of it.
At least Dragon's Dogma throws in cool boss-like encounters into your aimless wandering.
Dogma does have some of the best bosses in gaming history though.
-Any game that's based around PVP without a story mode, which usually means Battle Royale, most online shooters and MOBA-type games.
-Open-world FPS games (Far Cry). I need a third-person option.
-FP stealth games (Dishonored). Again, need that third-person option.
I've played those types of games before, and lost interest super-quickly.
Originally posted by -Pr-Borderlands will fix your "need third-person option" issues. It's like Far Cry but a million times more awesome.
-Any game that's based around PVP without a story mode, which usually means Battle Royale, most online shooters and MOBA-type games.
-Open-world FPS games (Far Cry). I need a third-person option.
-FP stealth games (Dishonored). Again, need that third-person option.I've played those types of games before, and lost interest super-quickly.
Sadly, Dead Rising 1.
This is a game I really wanted to like, but it's kind of tedious if you care about actually "beating" it.
It's great just wandering around. Not so great trying to sneak survivors past those damned convinct psychopaths, or trying to use the shooter mechanics. Or simply trying to figure out why a mission won't trigger.
Originally posted by cdtm
Sadly, Dead Rising 1.This is a game I really wanted to like, but it's kind of tedious if you care about actually "beating" it.
It's great just wandering around. Not so great trying to sneak survivors past those damned convinct psychopaths, or trying to use the shooter mechanics. Or simply trying to figure out why a mission won't trigger.
Agreed, Yeah the AI with the survivors in that game was painful.