I'll agree with Pit Fighter. It seemed like it was very cool, but I played it again a few years ago, and it is horrible.
I loved the Cruis'n games, but now I can't hardly play them. They are atrociously bad, but they're still kind of fun to play with a friend if there's absolutely nothing else available.
"I'll agree with Pit Fighter. It seemed like it was very cool, but I played it again a few years ago, and it is horrible.I loved the Cruis'n games, but now I can't hardly play them. They are atrociously bad, but they're still kind of fun to play with a friend if there's absolutely nothing else available. "
I can honestly say I have never been in a situation where Cruis'n anything is the only game available, lol.
Gyromite! I don't think I would have the patience for it anymore, but I loved it as a kid. I would hook the second controller into the holder that was supposed to be attached to R.O.B., and move the red and blue columns with my feet.
Well hate is a strong word. And I am going to go with a genre instead.
But I would say Strategy games. When I was a kid I played them a lot. All kinds of them on the PC. From Settlers to Age of Empires to Homeworld. Though I don't hate them by any means now, I dislike that genre of games. My taste has changed to RPGs and things with a more in-depth type of story. *shrug*
"I'll agree with Pit Fighter. It seemed like it was very cool, but I played it again a few years ago, and it is horrible.I loved the Cruis'n games, but now I can't hardly play them. They are atrociously bad, but they're still kind of fun to play with a friend if there's absolutely nothing else available. "
I can honestly say I have never been in a situation where Cruis'n anything is the only game available, lol."
As funny as it sounds, I've seen it a lot. As a teen, it seemed like airports, Wal-Marts, and other places would have only one or two arcade cabinets. One of those was almost invariably a Cruis'n game while the other would usually be a Mortal Kombat or Neo-Geo. Many towns nearby still have those Cruis'n games as their sole arcade entertainment. I've also found a place recently that has a Simpsons pinball machine I'm desperately trying to purchase from the owners.
Well I used to love. . . well I can't exactly say. I used to play Half-Life like crazy, but now I don't. Hmm. Maybe RE2? I can't exactly play it anymore, as I have grown too used to the controls in the gamecube Resident Evil 1.
I do know that I used to hate X-Com as a kid, but I love it now. But that isn't the question.
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