PacmanandMariofan : I'm going to guess that you are an avid Pacman player because of your name.  And you are right the Atari port was bad.

spenser1151 : You're right. I've played Pac-Man for 7 years and I play a lot of Pac-Man games. I've tried out every conversion of every classic Pac-Man game. The Atari 2600 port is terrible, but the Atari 5200 port is awesome. I love how stretched the maze is.

PacmanandMariofan : Never seen the Atari 5200 port, going to have to have to check it out.  What do you mean about the maze being stretched?

spenser1151 : The original game or the first game of Tales of Symphonia was good to me since I love great gameplay and lengthy ones as well. If you love RPGS, you should play this game for its story and battle system. The sequel was just so bad and there were lots of bad changes to it except for one or two exceptions from my opinion.

Watch_Dogs. I was expecting Hitman with hacking in an open world sandbox. Instead, we got Hitman: Absolution with Human Revolution with the depth of either games being shred into very tiny shreds, before being thrown around Ubisoft offices as confetti to congratulate the people working on the E3 presention as they clearly did the most work.


I will write why I dislike/like the game by itself later.

I really do not have a lot of games that disappointed me, but there are a couple. The one that disappointed me the most was Wing Island. I was expecting a fun flying game similar to Sky Captain, but what I got was a nasty combination of uninteresting graphics, lousy style and nothing really fun. I hated having to fly 5 planes at once, it really cramps my aerial acrobatics! This game, to me was just lousy. I was also extremely disappointed with the Sea Monsters game on the wii. It sounded like fun playing as sea monsters, but I still cannot figure out the dumb game for anything! 

pokemon showdown is lame and very dissapointing game of mine

spenser1151 : It's a lot wider than it is in the original.

FaithFighter : Alright, I'm not gonna lie to you, I have no idea what either of the two games that you said were.
ghostfishy : okay I will try and give the original a try.  Do you know if the version for PS3 is as good as the original or not?

spenser1151 : The version for the PS3 is exactly the same as the original game and the sequel except the only difference is that it is in HD. You can give both of the games a try if you want to.

Can't say many games Disappoint me. I'm open to the ideas of most games and I take them in, even if I hate them at first. But if I had to pick a game that still confuses me to this day, it has to be Final Fantasy 2.

Being a guy who plays Final Fantasy games, I was all for playing it at first, but when I saw the stat growth system, I never understood the direction they were going with it in 2.

I was okay with the Job-Changing of 3 and 5 and even the Paradigm Shifting of the 13-saga, but it was the ludicrous ways in how some of the stats were raised in that game.

It wasn't based on a level, it was based on... let's take HP as a example.

The more you get battered in battle, the more your HP rises. This is the same for Stamina. Some I understand, like Spirit and Intelligence rising based on the sort of magic, but it's just those little things that just annoy me. I don't want to have to force my guys into situations where a powerful spell or attack could just instantly KO them all for the expense of making that less of a problem.

Obviously, one or two of you may have a judgement on my opinion, but that's all it is. An opinion. If you want to reply, put that in mind.

SetGent : Yeah the way that stats rise in 2 is very weird to say the least.  If you ever wanted to try it, there is a mod of balance on this site, it makes most of the annoying stats rise easier and just really stabilizes the game entirely.  You should really try it out.  You might actually like it with the balance mod!

spenser1151 : Thanks for the heads up. I think I might have enjoyed it if either the stats were easier to advance. That made me wary of  the game, but if there is a balance mod, I feel a lot easier with it. Thanks again! 

SetGent : Yeah, no problem, anyone could get into it with the mod, even if you are really bad at the game, like me.

A game that dissapointed me... That would be... Hmmm... I kinda like Call Of Duty, but also don't like it that much... But the game that dissapointed me the most was Call of Duty 3 for the Wii.
I couldn't get past the tutorial level, I couldn't pass one of the small tutorial parts... I passed it after TWO MONTHS OF TRYING... The first mission was too hard. I never played it again. I might try it out again sometime, I still have the game. I only tried the mission once, I had to eat I think and then I stopped playing.

(Coming from a guy who only plays Call of Duty Black Ops (1 or 2) with my sister multiplayer local or alone Zombies. )

That would have to go to either Super mario bros. 2 (The european and US version) And Dragon ball Z: legacy of goku.
Super mario bros. 2 was dissapointing, because it was not a mario game. I later found out that they just took a Famicom game made some pallet swaps and slap Super mario bros. 2 on it so it would sell.
The game was not fun, it controlled weird and clunky, and is my least favourite main mario game.
Legacy of goku was dissapointing because I had already played the sequels, which were great, you had to train so much, it was ridiculous. If you had trained to the max level, The final boss was still a pain.

imamonster : I've never really played the original Legacy of Goku, so I wouldn't know, but I have played the American port of of Super Mario Bros 2 and can agree with you on that one. 

spenser1151 : resident evil 6 the game is completely different from the entire franchise its all action nothing like the cool puzzle action mix that they usually do and the fact that they took a chance but they failed and might learn from their mistakes and continue what they used to do but resident evil 6 was a bomb and i really wanna say i wish thy never made it like that

kirbmanboggle : I actually really enjoyed what they did with Resident Evil 6, it was about six hundred times better than what they did Resident Evil 5 and giant monkey man Chris.  It wasn't the best Resident Evil it was by far not the worst, there are plenty of others that are worse like Resident Evil 5 and the policy they have of re releasing every game on about seventeen different consoles to make a little more money.

Fallout 3. Character creation procedure completely killed the epicness that was present in the original games and the world felt like a sandbox, too small.