As cool as retro gaming was and still is, the Halo series is one of the greatest gaming franchises of all time. Its just the shreeky, racist 9 year olds in MP that gave it a bad name. The campaigns however, were some best video games ever put together.
Disagreed. I found the Halo series to be beyond repetitive and the sequels do very little in way of anything really new or innovation. The series actually set back gaming by dragging us into the mass-produced ty FPS era.
THAT being said, I have never really liked FPSes so Halo was always going to have an up-hill battle with me. I enjoyed the first one, but 2 and 3 barely held my attention for an hour since it felt so samey.
R.C. Pro Am was killer too. So was Strider. On the flip side, Total Recall was such a terrible game. Made absolutely no sense and you didn't even get to see the chick with three ta-tas.
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Anybody here ever play a game called A Boy and His Blob?
I had it and tried multiple times to play it, but I don't think I ever made it off the first level. Worst game ever.
The last game to ever feature the creator's name on the cover?
Played it briefly at a friends house. Bought it after that. Finished it. Hated every minute of it. I've heard rumblings that there's a version on the Wii now.
Anybody here ever play a game called A Boy and His Blob?
I had it and tried multiple times to play it, but I don't think I ever made it off the first level. Worst game ever.
That game was the hardest of all. I made it all the way to the blob planet only to be killed by a conveyor of marshmallows. Entire game had to be played on one life.
I always feel sorry for those people who got a Genesis instead of a SNES back then.
Why? EA Sports games were a helluva lot better on the Genesis than the SNES. Hockey was unplayable on the SNES if you were used to playing it on the Genesis.
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