I keep running into reviews for Rogue Warrior and whether it is from critics or players I don't know if I have seen more than a 5 or 6 a couple of times. I am really considering renting this game just from some of the hilarious things this game apparently does. So my question is have you ever rented or bought a bad game just to see the carnage for yourself? If so what was it and was it worth the play?
Have you ever played a bad game just to see how bad it was?
I guess just for the humor of it. In the case of Rogue Warrior some of the AI sounds hilarious like 1 reviewer said that when you alert the enemies they will come running at you and past you and you can just shoot them in the back of the head. He also said that it was actually fun to guess how many bullets it would take to kill the enemies he said sometimes 1 shot would do it and others it would take an entire clip. It sounds funny to me. Now don't get me wrong I have a list of good games I plan on playing first but I may pick it up if the good game list dwindles down enough." No way. Why would I waste my time like that? "
" @natetodamax said:It would definitely be funny, but I wouldn't feel as if I accomplished anything." No way. Why would I waste my time like that? "I guess just for the humor of it. In the case of Rogue Warrior some of the AI sounds hilarious like 1 reviewer said that when you alert the enemies they will come running at you and past you and you can just shoot them in the back of the head. He also said that it was actually fun to guess how many bullets it would take to kill the enemies he said sometimes 1 shot would do it and others it would take an entire clip. It sounds funny to me. "
Never a full game, but I have played demos for shit games to see how bad they were.
Edit: Actually I did play Kane & Lynch. No not for that reason, but because my friend and I were pumped for it and then it turned out to be not so good.
Once, I bought prototype and the review average isn't exactly good. I wanted to see how the game was like and stuff on the pc which got high scores averagely. I totally regretted it.
No but if you want to, may I recommend Two Worlds?
" No but if you want to, may I recommend Two Worlds? "I actually almost bought that a few months ago. Not because of the bad reviews but because I couldn't find any RPGs that I hadn't played and I have played through some pretty bad RPGs and as a whole enjoyed them but I talked myself out of it.
I have played Imagine: Rock Star. It is every bit as bad as you think it is, if not worse. If I had it to do over again, I would run away from the game like it bore plague.
That's originally why I bought it. I expected something similar to Oblivion, instead I threw up a little.
One of the worst uses of 80 dollars in my life.
(I bought the special edition)
Sure I have.
I learned a long time ago not to listen to any of the internet jobbers telling me what games are bad or not.
If I did I wouldn't have played games like Halo (First one I liked, the rest were "meh" to me) or Metal Gear Solid.
So yeah, I play "bad" games and found out that some of them aren't bad.
But then again I have a broad taste in games, I'm not some simpleton who doesn't like any other games then First Person Shooters.
Ugh, just the thought makes me throw up a little
I tried once, because I thought, "if I enjoy watching bad movies, why wouldn't I enjoy playing bad games?" My logic was flawed.
Yes. I bought Sneak King as a gag gift for a friend's birthday, but I couldn't resist trying it out for myself. Man, that game sucks.
yes, my friend made me play two worlds. i could only play it for 5 minutes then i turned it off.
my friend (same friend) bought a xbox 360 off of a friend and one of the games is 50 cent blood on the sand. i am thinking about playing that game just for the laughs. hey 50 hit that big ass jump.
about a dozen times and I normally end up liking them.
I think WET is actually pretty good along with terminator salvation.
No. If there's ever a game that's so bad it's good, I'm satisfied just looking at gameplay of it. A giantbomb quicklook would be even better, but I'd never pay money for or even play for free a laughably bad game over a good one. Laughing at a game for its poor quality is only fun for a little while.
Yes, I have actually. Not too long ago me and a few friends wanted to go see Avatar in Imax 3D, just for shits and giggles. Turns out it was sold out.
We got drunk and watched MGS4 instead. That shit was worse than the FarCry movie.
Now thanks to points, I would see myself doing this for certain games. Right now I'm spending too much time playing legitimately good games, but I eventually want to pick up Eat Lead and Rogue Motherfucking Warrior just to play through them. Same goes for all those shitty licensed games like that Last Airbender or TMNT game based on the movie.
I have as much of a thing for bad games as I have for bad movies.
Most recently I played Dante's Inferno, Terminator Salvation, Darkest of Days and the CSI game.
I borrowed Azurik: Rise of Perathia from a friend and played it for a half an hour once. HIlarious.
Heck yeah I have. Remember Yaris? It also helped that it was free, otherwise it never would have had a chance.
@Video_Game_King said:
" Bubsy, and I discovered that it was so bad that even the game didn't have confidence in itself. "Put on the brakes, King. What the heck are you talking about, dude? Bubsy is an American hero.
I've absolutely played "bad games" on purpose. For as cynical as I can be sometimes (and I think you've guys have heard me at my most cynical, RE: MW2), my honest opinion on this topic is that no matter what, every game has something to offer you. Whether it's a unique gameplay mechanic that just didn't pan out, an interesting artistic direction or, in the case of something like Big Rigs, complete and utter programming lunacy, there's always something worth discovering. Besides, if no one bothered playing those Zelda CD-I games, most would never have seen those awesome cinematics ;)
Yep. Street Fighter. That game is as bad as everyone says it is.
I plan on getting Rogue Warrior from GameFly some day. It is currently at the very bottom of my 50 game list though. It might be a while...
The local video store runs a deal (or used to) where if you rent a new game you can get an older game for free with it, I think it only applies to PS2, Xbox, Gamecube though. Anyway I'd often use that free rental to try a game I would never have played otherwise, either it was known to be terrible, it was a low budget game, or it was just a genre I didn't care for. This was actually really cool because it did open me up to new things.
On topic though when I had friends over I'd use it to get a random shit game we could just laugh at. I remember getting a crappy african hunting game and playing that buggy/weird mess. As I was playing the game I decided I'd kill something easy, I decided a zebra would do, so I started the hunt and began looking. It was in waist deep grass so I thought the zebra would be no problem to find. Out of no where a small white blur rushes past me. I freak I pull the gun out and spin around. I look around. Nothing. The blur again. I shoot. The smoke clears. No body. The blur again. This time it hits me, I'm injured. We're both freaking out. "What is going on?" "The zebra is hunting you!" Another white blur and the screen fades red.
To this day we never look at a zebra the same.
" Heck yeah I have. Remember Yaris? It also helped that it was free, otherwise it never would have had a chance.I totally beat Bubsy 3D to 100% completion
@Video_Game_King said:" Bubsy, and I discovered that it was so bad that even the game didn't have confidence in itself. "Put on the brakes, King. What the heck are you talking about, dude? Bubsy is an American hero. "
" @HitmanAgent47 said:I loved Prototype from beginning to end. Sure, it certainly got a tad repetitive but it was a damn fine sandbox experience. I was impressed that choppers you'd collected and landed on top of buildings would still be there even after you'd died in part of map far away from where you could leave them."It's no crysis. lol Never. "Once, I bought prototype and the review average isn't exactly good. I wanted to see how the game was like and stuff on the pc which got high scores averagely. I totally regretted it.
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