You know those people who drink cask wine and think their fucking posh? That person is to wine tasters, as you are to gamers. Carbon was just an arcade game that dropped names of popular cars.lengy said:There hasn't been any interesting games for a while now. At least Need For Speed: Carbon kept me mildly amused for a bit. I'm hoping Spore or GTA IV are good because I'm bored out of my mind when it comes to games.
Yes, but to say it's the only game in a while to make an impression is a bit odd.stazi said:NFS: carbon is still mildly enjoyable though
ah yea, personally i reckon latest DS castlevania games are alrite but they don't really compare to the symphony of the night even tho it is 10 yrs old! and the fact that they do try to copy the gameplay and all.stazi said:i played the DS version recently and didn't see what was so good about it. i found it boring and very limited in terms of what you can do.
...that's why its a sequel. sequels copy the gameplay of their predecessors. i just don't like that sort of gameplay - it's too ancient and simple for my tastes.taco man said:ah yea, personally i reckon latest DS castlevania games are alrite but they don't really compare to the symphony of the night even tho it is 10 yrs old! and the fact that they do try to copy the gameplay and all.
I thought homeworld II was okay even compared to the original. Nothing much changed really.. Cataclysm was probably a better game though.dissapointing: homeworld II. Serously the original was great, the sequel seemed to have everything the original had but with better graphics, only... it just wasnt fun. I expected alot and got hardly anything out of it.
I agree video games aren't as a majority, as good as they used to be.lengy said:I'm not saying I'm posh I'm saying that the games I've tried since Carbon have been forgettable or I'm slowly getting bored of gaming.
...how do you conclude this? nostalgia doesn't equal a better game. Games have better physics, better graphics, at times better storylines, and all of these factors amount to better gameplay. It's easy to think back and go "oh yeah, that game made a huge impact on me" as you were young and more impressionable at that time, but ultimately, games have improved a shitload since pacman. In fact, Pacman is a horrible game.Hero Of Time said:I agree video games aren't as a majority, as good as they used to be.
blasphemy.stazi said:In fact, Pacman is a horrible game.
That is your opinion. Graphics and better physics don't mean a better game at all, and they usually have a predictable and boring as plot. Anyway, my all time favourite game was released four years ago, hardly when I was young and all so impressionable. Games now just target mass audiences due to the realised and expansive audience of videogames today compared to years ago, when they weren't as popular, and audience specific. I never liked Pac-Man really either.stazi said:...how do you conclude this? nostalgia doesn't equal a better game. Games have better physics, better graphics, at times better storylines, and all of these factors amount to better gameplay. It's easy to think back and go "oh yeah, that game made a huge impact on me" as you were young and more impressionable at that time, but ultimately, games have improved a shitload since pacman. In fact, Pacman is a horrible game.