Madden 12 - Yeah I know I don't know what I was thinking. I hadn't bought a Madden since 06' I think, I was trying to see if I could get back into the franchise again. I honestly think the PS2 era Madden's had much better gameplay.
Killzone 3 - Hated this game so much. This was the game that solidified the fact that I cannot enjoy single player in FPS's, I find them incredibly boring. I thought the multiplayer was unbalanced and I just never had fun playing it. The first game I actually sold in five years, I just wanted the thing out of my house.
I'm actually surprised that Outland got mentioned a few times. I thought that game was amazing. It made me feel like I was paying a jazzed up SNES game, which is awesome.
Chantelise - (Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale was interesting and unique.) Chantelise is dull and uses flat sprites despite using a 3D perspective for an action RPG.
A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda - I simply just lost interest after the first couple stages.
CreaVures - After 3 hours the game glitched sending my characters above the sky box. After that the level failed to start at all anymore.
Chantelise - (Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale was interesting and unique.) Chantelise is dull and uses flat sprites despite using a 3D perspective for an action RPG.
I had a feeling that the game was going to be crap, at least compared to Recettear. EasyGameStation actually developed Chantelise before Recettear, so that might explain some of its shortcomings compared to their more recent title.
Chantelise - (Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale was interesting and unique.) Chantelise is dull and uses flat sprites despite using a 3D perspective for an action RPG.
I had a feeling that the game was going to be crap, at least compared to Recettear. EasyGameStation actually developed Chantelise before Recettear, so that might explain some of its shortcomings compared to their more recent title.
True enough, I knew that Chantelise was made before Recettear. I could have figured out that I wouldn't like Chantelise if I had just played a demo first.
This doesn't really apply since I ended up not buying it after seriously considering it, and instead ended up Gamefly'ing it, but Dark Souls. I thought I might be able to muster up the patience... no... not even close. Lasted maybe 10 minutes before putting it back in the sleeve.
I can always find something worth while in a game to the point where I don't regret buying it. Or at least fool myself into thinking this is true.
But ugh I regret even being fooled into buying Dungeons and Dragons Daggerdale. That's an unfinished, broke-ass game. Especially when a still persistent bug wipes your character points halfway through.
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