Just wondering if anyone else bought and enjoyed these games that sold poorly?

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#1 ASK_Story
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Here are some games that I really enjoyed. But these are games that I feel was a commercial failure...and even critical failure.

Anyway, here they are:

  • Haunting Ground
  • GrimGrimoire
  • Ar Tonelico
  • God Hand

I'm just wondering if anyone else bought these games? I think they're all pretty good.

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#2 maddog95376
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The only one I have is God Hand. It was actually pretty fun. Crazy story line, crazy characters, crazy fighting system, a little on the short side though.
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#3 KingKoop
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Haunting Ground was a classic I wish Capcom would do a sequel.

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#4 firedonut
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I bought GrimGrimoire. I love it even though I'm not a big RTS fan.
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#5 diablo_human
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God hand was fun, took me a while to remember it.
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#6 rragnaar
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I've got God Hand, and I'd like to get GrimGrimoire, but I have a sneaky suspicion that I would buy it, and it would get lost in my backlog and I'd never finish it...
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The only one I have is God Hand as well and yeah I really like that game. I'd kind of like to try out those other ones but with so many games that I want to buy right now they've been put on the back burner for me and it's hard to say when or even if I'll get around to them.
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I've got God Hand. My first imrpessions were "What a waste of money". I stuck with it and ended up enjoying it a lot.

I dont know if I'd say it was a commercial failure. It definitely seems like a very low budget game, so Capcom probably could have turned a profit on something as meager as 100k worldwide.

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#9 UpInFlames
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Haunting Ground started off as a decent game, but as I played through it I became increasingly annoyed with its design choices and clumsy control scheme until I just gave up.

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#10 MKHavoc
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I don't have any of those.
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#11 gohantech00
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I enjoyed Haunting Ground quite a bit. It had all of the same elements that Clock Tower had, only they were much more improved and enjoyable. It's pretty scary at times, too, since I jumped a few times. Knowing that the enemy can just appear anywhere and you having to run away while the enemy is frantically chasing after you makes for a manic, yet satisfying experience. Also, the protagonist is quite hot IMO :oops:. But this is probably one of the most overlooked survival horror games out there