Worst game you've played recently?
I got the big box copy of Amiibo Festival at Gamestop because it was only ten bucks and... I understand now why it was only ten bucks. It was just... really boring. And I like Animal Crossing, so it wasn't just the casual, pleasant atmosphere. It's just not very good. And that's kind of sad, because an Animal Crossing themed Mario Party should have been a lot of fun. Maybe it was meant to target the "whales" who are willing to buy every figurine and card pack?
But man, that box looks good up on my shelf. But if I'd paid more than I did, then you can believe I'd have taken it back.
So what's your worst game played recently?
But man, that box looks good up on my shelf. But if I'd paid more than I did, then you can believe I'd have taken it back.
So what's your worst game played recently?
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I finally got around to playing Captain Toad and I thought it was awful. Boring as shit, I forced myself to get to where I did before I gave up.
That's too bad. I love Captain Toad it's one of my favorite Wii U games.
I like the idea of it, but its just sooooo slow
I recently tried to replay Zelda Spirit Tracks to give it a second chance. What a garbage game
I assume you played Phantom Hourglass and hated it too? If you haven't played it yet then you will definitely not dig it since it is way worse imo. I liked them both though, but I'm a weirdo.
I recently tried to replay Zelda Spirit Tracks to give it a second chance. What a garbage game
I assume you played Phantom Hourglass and hated it too? If you haven't played it yet then you will definitely not dig it since it is way worse imo. I liked them both though, but I'm a weirdo.
I like phantom hourglass. Is spirit tracks the same kinda thing?
I recently tried to replay Zelda Spirit Tracks to give it a second chance. What a garbage game
I assume you played Phantom Hourglass and hated it too? If you haven't played it yet then you will definitely not dig it since it is way worse imo. I liked them both though, but I'm a weirdo.
I like phantom hourglass. Is spirit tracks the same kinda thing?
Same controls and stuff for the most part, I thought PH was too tedious. Was not a fan of constantly having to go through the Temple of the Ocean King. I thought Spirit Tracks had better dungeons and bosses and a better world overall.
Silver for Dreamcast. Generic and boring, weird controls too.
I remember buying that at launch and being excited about it and then only playing like an hour or two. I can't remember a thing about the actual game though.
Originally posted by: The Questyen
Originally posted by: empire
I finally got around to playing Captain Toad and I thought it was awful. Boring as shit, I forced myself to get to where I did before I gave up.
That's too bad. I love Captain Toad it's one of my favorite Wii U games.
That's actually what I liked about this game. Very laid back, easy vibe - great for after a night shift or when you're tired and not looking for a high intensity game. It is quite easy though. However, if we were talking about Wooley World I would 100% agree. Games was tedious and way too easy for a platformer. Got to the third world before it couldn't hold my interest anymore.
Worst game I played recently was Ninja Gaiden 3 on my NES classic. I love the game, but it's near unplayable on that machine. Played it on my NES once I got back from my trip and it was so good in comparison. I once again have mixed feelings on the CE
I saw one person comment about Kamiko, have you tried that one yet Kraken?
M.U.L.E.
I like the idea of it, but its just sooooo slow
When did you play that??
I finally got around to playing Captain Toad and I thought it was awful. Boring as shit, I forced myself to get to where I did before I gave up.
That's too bad. I love Captain Toad it's one of my favorite Wii U games.
That's actually what I liked about this game. Very laid back, easy vibe - great for after a night shift or when you're tired and not looking for a high intensity game. It is quite easy though. However, if we were talking about Wooley World I would 100% agree. Games was tedious and way too easy for a platformer. Got to the third world before it couldn't hold my interest anymore.
Wooly World like most modern Nintendo platformers getting through the levels isn't that hard but getting 100% completion on them is. It's a good way of making them where kids can play and also have them be challenging for adults. I couldn't even get 100% on some of the bonus levels.
I finally got around to playing Captain Toad and I thought it was awful. Boring as shit, I forced myself to get to where I did before I gave up.
That's too bad. I love Captain Toad it's one of my favorite Wii U games.
That's actually what I liked about this game. Very laid back, easy vibe - great for after a night shift or when you're tired and not looking for a high intensity game. It is quite easy though. However, if we were talking about Wooley World I would 100% agree. Games was tedious and way too easy for a platformer. Got to the third world before it couldn't hold my interest anymore.
Wooly World like most modern Nintendo platformers getting through the levels isn't that hard but getting 100% completion on them is. It's a good way of making them where kids can play and also have them be challenging for adults. I couldn't even get 100% on some of the bonus levels.
The 100% is what I found tedious. I was doing it as I went along the way and didn't find it that rewarding. I prefer the three coin system in NSMB games, but that's just my personal preference. Somewhat of a more concentrated challenge than all these tiny little hiding spots for everything you had to collect. Even though I like Yoshi's Island, I found it get 100 on each level also quite tedious.