Society hates Grand Theft Auto series
Believe it or not I'm just a newbie in Rohan which my friends hates because its kinda old game
Forever Kingdom.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=N0EPIbzoMcU
It's not really a game that did well. In fact, it's a stereotypical JRPG about resolving someone's amnesia. I think Evergrace (the first of the two games) and Forever Kingdom are the worst material coming from Ubisoft, or From Software for that matter. But the game is quirky, the game is so highly explorable, and I don't know what it is -- I just got so immersed in it.
At 10/1/14 03:31 AM, TheDukeofJuke wrote: Dust an Elysian Tail...I await the hate.
People hated that game? I was under the impression that everyone liked it.
--The Worst Foe Lies Within the Self--
At 10/7/14 12:53 AM, TheDukeofJuke wrote: People accuse it greatly of being furry due to the anthropomorphic characters. I don't find it furry though.
I don't think people realize that anthro does not automatically mean furry. Furries are more inclined to like something with anthropomorphic characters in it, but simply having anthro characters doesn't necessarily mean that furries were the target demographic.
--The Worst Foe Lies Within the Self--
The Final Fantasy XIII trilogy springs to mind. I don't think it deserves as much flack as it got. Sure, it seemed and was very casual, but that's good in a series that seems to always take itself a bit too seriously with the settings and environments that is presented to it. This imaginary world and far-off land...DEEPMEANINGDEEPMEANINGDEEPMEANING. It was kind of silly after a while and although FFXIII still tried to do the whole "deeper meaning" bit to an extent, it wasn't all in your face about it. It was something odd that you didn't really have to have the brain capacity of a scholar to understand. You're just a casual person liking the game for what it is. Now am I saying that you have to have a high brain cell count to understand some of the FF storylines? Kind of.
I don't think it counts but, Brutal Legend. Fucking love that game.
It's an amazing game. Great voice acting, controls are really good, great story, and above all of that and incredible soundtrack.
am eagerly awaiting Tim Schafer announcing Brutal Legend 2. he keeps saying that he wants to do it but it'd cost $30 million...
