[QUOTE="MirkoS77"]Nice choice! I thought I was the only one who enjoyed it. Mine is Mirror's Edge. I think a 7 is criminal. foxhound_fox
I played through the game again last night and the night before, and I can see (finally) why some people might not enjoy it. The retrying gets stupid at some points, and the pinpoint accuracy required to execute some moves can be really frustrating in a game that has pretty unintuitive controls. That doesn't stop it from being one of my favorite games though. But it illustrates why it didn't receive massive critical praise.
I agree. I think ME honestly gives off a terrible first impression, but once the level layout is figured and the controls are known, it blossoms from frustrating into exhilirating. But I can see why people hate it. It's a game that gets better the more familiar it becomes.
Saboteur was amazing, the atmosphere of the city, the countryside the music that fit perfectly with the time period made the game fully worth playing despite some of its flaw and sorta weak story.
Add another vote. It got decent reviews, but I thought it deserved better. It had its flaws, but really fun nontheless.
Midnight Club LA (7.5) probably my favorite racer of the gen, it's overall the best in the series and one of my most played games of the generation.
The only game I've bought this gen(that I can think of) that got less then a 7 here was overlord 1 for PS3. It was pretty enjoyable but the score is reasonable
Ah yes, that game really was amazing. Good thing I played it before the AC Franchise, otherwise I would've been annoyed with the stiff climbing :) I think though that Pandemic Studio's were rushed before they were shut down to finish the game, and that led to the completely underwhelming ending, I mean after such an epic story, that was a real let down.
DeX2010
I know right? I was like "...really game?" but hey the Executioner luger was totally worth it! ;D
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