What are your most memorable and disappointing games? I've been gaming for nearly 20 years now, and can still remember the very first games that I cherished every moment. Post a history of the games that put a mark in your gaming experience, whether they be good or bad. Here is my list of timeless games:
1) Unreal Tournament (PC)
I played this game from the demo days. This is the game that seriously launched me into (hardcore) PC gaming.
2) Puyo Puyo 2 (Sega Saturn)
This a crazy addictive puzzle games from the 90s. This is by far one of the best games that I enjoyed dueling with my friends.
3) Super Mario Kart (SNES)
The original, enough said
4) Bomberman (Sega Saturn)
This game with friends filled my evening full of laughter.
5) Diablo 2 / Lord of Destruction (PC)
6) Panzer Dragoon (Sega Saturn)
This is the game that introduced me to the Sega Saturn. Simply timeless.
7) Guardian Heroes (Sega Saturn)
This is the daddy of all brawlers games we see today. At the time, it was just epic.
8) Dungeon Keeper & Theme Hospital (PC)
What can I say, Bullfrog games!
9) Shining Force I & II (Genesis)
Back then, I was a hardcore SNES fanboy until a friend introduced me these games. I became a Sega convert overnight.
10) Final Fantasy VI (SNES) X (PS2)
FFVI tops the chart of all FF games in my opinion and X was a very fulfilling experience.
11) God of War trilogy (PS2/3)
Epic journey would be an understatement.
12) Team Fortress 2 (PC)
13) Street Fighter IV (PS3)
As for the most disappointing gaming experiences, my memory may run a little bit short:
1) Unreal Tournament sequels (PC)
None of them lived up to the original.
2) The Witcher (PC)
Dreadful writing, terrible gameplay/controls, and the biggest disappointment is that the so hyped mature content is non-existent in the game.
3) Heavy Rain (PS3)
Sloppy writing and cheap tricks ruined the game for me.
4) Crysis (PC)
I never understood the hype behind this game and it made most gamers cream their pants. The gameplay was just frustrating with enemies who just refuse to die.
5) Bioshock (PC)
All the previews got me really hyped about this game back then, but the game ended up being very poor gameplay wise, which I think was dumbed down for consoles.
1) Unreal Tournament (PC)
I played this game from the demo days. This is the game that seriously launched me into (hardcore) PC gaming.
2) Puyo Puyo 2 (Sega Saturn)
This a crazy addictive puzzle games from the 90s. This is by far one of the best games that I enjoyed dueling with my friends.
3) Super Mario Kart (SNES)
The original, enough said
4) Bomberman (Sega Saturn)
This game with friends filled my evening full of laughter.
5) Diablo 2 / Lord of Destruction (PC)
6) Panzer Dragoon (Sega Saturn)
This is the game that introduced me to the Sega Saturn. Simply timeless.
7) Guardian Heroes (Sega Saturn)
This is the daddy of all brawlers games we see today. At the time, it was just epic.
8) Dungeon Keeper & Theme Hospital (PC)
What can I say, Bullfrog games!
9) Shining Force I & II (Genesis)
Back then, I was a hardcore SNES fanboy until a friend introduced me these games. I became a Sega convert overnight.
10) Final Fantasy VI (SNES) X (PS2)
FFVI tops the chart of all FF games in my opinion and X was a very fulfilling experience.
11) God of War trilogy (PS2/3)
Epic journey would be an understatement.
12) Team Fortress 2 (PC)
13) Street Fighter IV (PS3)
As for the most disappointing gaming experiences, my memory may run a little bit short:
1) Unreal Tournament sequels (PC)
None of them lived up to the original.
2) The Witcher (PC)
Dreadful writing, terrible gameplay/controls, and the biggest disappointment is that the so hyped mature content is non-existent in the game.
3) Heavy Rain (PS3)
Sloppy writing and cheap tricks ruined the game for me.
4) Crysis (PC)
I never understood the hype behind this game and it made most gamers cream their pants. The gameplay was just frustrating with enemies who just refuse to die.
5) Bioshock (PC)
All the previews got me really hyped about this game back then, but the game ended up being very poor gameplay wise, which I think was dumbed down for consoles.