Call of Duty: Ghosts Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Battlefield: Hardline Mortal Kombat X
Ghosts was just terrible trhough and through; BO3 was just the biggest copy and paste job Iāve ever seen and did nothing truly innovative; Hardline had poor spawns, a glitched story, and over-complicated menus; MKXās networking was god-awful, and itās family dynamics made the whole thing overblown, storywise.
There are numerous others too, most notably many F2P games, like Onigiri, Battle Islands, etc.
MKX on PC for me. WB/NR took a giant ā ā ā ā on the games industryās floor and then just walked away, pretending there wasnāt a giant dook in the middle of the room.
Clean it up, guys.
EDIT: TIL that, in this forum, p-o-o-p is censored. Seems a shame, since that censoring probably makes readers think the profane version in their head.
games that made me rage? colony wars on PS1. ādefend the cargo!ā so the game throws you enemies to get your attention and they go nuts keeping you busy. meanwhile 1 enemy is just there hovering and blowing up your protection mission. GG
This game is terrible, frustrating, poorly designed- and worst of all, now considered a classic.
The screen size and level layout often forces you into situations where you have to jump down and just hope that thereās something to land on. You then find its a bed of spikes and instead need to fall 2 feet to the left. Basically trial and error which doesnāt work given the games respawn system. Thatās not difficulty, its a guessing game that punishes you for guessing wrong.
There will be something off screen riiiight in front of you but due to the aspect ratio, canāt see it until your close enough that youāve lost any good capability to make the decision to dodge it. Compare the hover bike levels to the mine kart levels in Donkey Kong Country. Clearly thereās a right way to do this.
Mmmh, online gaming maybe ?
Iāve never played games I dindāt like, and never would 've let them make me angry.
I only get upset by people playing online games. And lag can make me reaaaaally upset if Iām playing competitive (if not competitive, I donāt mind to lose as long as the other person knows it and doesnāt think Iām so fool that I canāt block or similar).
I dunno. I actually think the more expressive version was a good deal funnier. I certainly laughed out loud
That game was effing amazing! So cool, and so much lore and backstory in the databases (the dark angel entry was awesome). Colony Wars 2 was also good, though a lot more barebones. Red Sun was balls though
Such a shame that series died. The original is one of my favorite space games of all time
With regards to OPā¦hm. It might actually be KI for me. Iām not much of a ārageā guy when I play - there are very few games that genuinely make me angry. Some of the old school platformers could get me a little ticked, but KI S1 is probably the only game where I used to legitimately get mad. Nothing like losing a super close match and having to watch a double ultra, then seeing like two hours of Ranked grinding go to waste because you decided to maybe go a little easy on the noob instead of playing your main. The S1 Ranked system, especially the original one, was insanely frustrating.
Army of Two: TDC
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
Call of Duty: Ghost
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 (Except Zombies)
Mortal Kombat X
Plants vs Zombies GW2 (first four months)
Sims 4
WWE 13ā
All of these games fell victim to exploitation of consumerism. That, or I just couldnāt stand the shift in direction like Black Ops 2 leading Call of Duty into a futuristic arcade-shooter era. Iām sure Iām missing a few games but those are the ones that stood out the most and made me go, āreally you buttholes?ā
The only game I can think of at the moment that would fall under this category would be Castlevania 3 on NESā¦not that itās a bad game by any means, but itās just that I just recently played the Japanese version, and dammit we got gypped.
First off Grant, where in the NES version his main weapon is a little stabby knife, the JP version he has the standard Castlevania throwing knives as his main weapon. It makes a huge difference and makes him soooo much more useful.
But the most important difference is in the music, the Japanese version had a couple of extra audio channels to it, so the music is much better, but it was routed through the famicom disk add-on so you canāt just get a famicom-NES adapter & plug it in & play.
Thankfully we have emulators, but stillā¦
Hereās a sample: