Which game is the modern day E.T. ready for burial in a desert?
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Which game is the modern day E.T. ready for burial in a desert?
I guess my input on topic would be the new sim city game. The online mishaps & neglect of consoles makes it garbage IMO.
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Which game is the modern day E.T. ready for burial in a desert?
Not because it's a bad game (I haven't played it but talk to people who have) but it's on-line only. So at some point in the future on-line support will be pulled for some reason or another. Without a single-player, off-line mode, those millions of discs will become completely worthless.
So I think you can add "polluting the environment" to the list of Microsoft atrocities!
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[QUOTE=videogamecritic]You're all going to love this answer: Titanfall!
Not because it's a bad game (I haven't played it but talk to people who have) but it's on-line only. So at some point in the future on-line support will be pulled for some reason or another. Without a single-player, off-line mode, those millions of discs will become completely worthless.
So I think you can add "polluting the environment" to the list of Microsoft atrocities![/QUOTE]
Actually, that blame goes more to EA, since they published it and Microsoft just secured it as a timed exclusive (the later games and projects related to this they're planning are coming to PS4, as well). Given that, I guess it balances out their eco-friendly pushes with the game boxes and manuals.
I'd say, to answer this question, the obvious answer would be Duke Nukem Forever, but that's kind of already happened metaphoically, so I'd say Driver 3 should be buried, as all that money and time went into it and it was a complete mess. Thankfully, we have Driver San Francisco now, which more than makes up for Driver 3.
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Which game is the modern day E.T. ready for burial in a desert?
Duke Nukem Forever not too likely going to happen, it's metascore isn't THAT bad, i'd say it's much more likely to happen with Ride To Hell: Retribution, which has the all-time lowest metascore aside from Big Rigs.
Driver 3 I actually enjoyed for the most part.
Another game that should be buried is Hour Of Victory, probably the absolute worst FPS of all time, it was so terrible it pretty much single-handedly killed off WWII shooters.
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Which game is the modern day E.T. ready for burial in a desert?
The sequel was not bundled and sold 33 million copies! Just like E.T.!
No, wait.
I get a kick out of the anger over this game. One of the best video games of all time. Deal with it.
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One game i'd say that fits better into the hole is Chicago Enforcer, another really terrible FPS game that's been forgotten for a very good reason, also Action 52(at least the NES version anyways).
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