[QUOTE="SuperMario_46"]Obivously none of you have played Charlie's angels, i got it at 2 $, yeah i'm dead serious and it wasn't worth those two bucks, the game suckZallmybase
That wouldn't be the first time I've heard horror stories about that game. I have a good friend who has major horror stories about that game and, if I recall, he ended up giving the game to his sister. Then again, when a bad game is reviewed by Alex Navarro on here, you better believe it's bad.
As for my own personal experience, I'd have to say Geist, at least in the single player ream. I remember being totally excited about that game back when it first announced around E3 2003. But delay after delay seemed to result in a radically changed game for the worse. The game, as I recall, just felt rather bland and not as inventive as its premise made it sound to be. On top of that, I recall discovering a glitch which let me just totally go through the level geometry in one of the levels. While amusing, it doesn't bode well for its quality.
I do recall having some fun with its multiplayer, though. It wasn't anything exceptional, but it was still relatively fun in its own right. The original concept seemed to revolve much more around this side of the gameplay, so that may be why I still found some redeeming value somewhere. Still, the single player really killed the game for me. I'm sure there are much worse games for the system (like Charlie's Angels), but until I come across them, Geist is going to stay at the top of my list.
It's nice to see someone didn't go for the easy answer. Yes Charlie's Angels was the worst, but honestly few people played that. I agree with you that Geist was nothing that it could have been. The visuals were sub par, the storyline was blah, the gameplay was boring and uninteresting and the combat was laughable. I hadn't even heard of the game until a friend got it for me, I played up until the final final boss, but cannot bring myself to finish it...no insentive.
A game where you are a ghost, you haunt things, scare people and possess them, sounds awesome right? It could have been, but it wasn't. Huge potential that failed on nearly every level. Multi-player was the one redeeming quality, but could have used some major tweaks as well. I wouldn't say its my worst game, but it certainly isn't one of the better titles for the GC.
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