I have had a Nintendo DS for a while now, and i have an average of about 30 games. Some might say thats alot some might say i have more DS consoles than that!. xD But my point is in everyones pile of games there has too be some Bad games, mediocre and some sh** games. I have never come across a Sh** game, and i dont want too. My bad games are: Super Mario 64 DS and smackdown vs raw 2009
So can you name the most "Shi*est games that you ever had
Final Fantasy 3. Don't ever believe the hype of the Square Enix cult.Burning-Sludge
How long did you play it? For a while I was of the same opinion, but after the a few hours I feel it really picks up. Yes, it's old, dated, and at times unfairly difficult, but the class system towards the end is quite deep and overall I ultimately had fun with it. If you've not really gotten into it, I encourage you to give it another hour or two. As to the original question: the only game that I really, really regret buying was Nintendogs. I heard so many good things about that game, bought it, and played it for about ten minutes before I tossed it aside in disgust, and I haven't picked it up since.
Definitely Nintendogs. And they made so many of them! I can't see the attraction. If I wanted to work that hard with a pet, I'd buy a REAL dog.
MySims. Good children's game I guess. I enjoy several sims games (handheld) - Bustin Out, Urbz. A lot of critics said it was like Animal Crossing (which I enjoyed). Don't be fooled.
Me? Sims 2: had horrible graphics and very swallow gameplay mechanics. And an awful end event (and I know the sims is an opend ended game)
Also Pokemon pearl. I bought it to know whats the hype about it and the more I played, the less I liked . Also Luminous Arc, not bad graphics or history, but the gameplay were less engaging than it should for a slow paced game like this .
Has to be Lunar: Dragon Song. I read reviews saying it was bad, I knew it was going to be bad, but I loved the other two so much that I had to buy it. It still sits in my collection, as I'm not the type to sell my games, but the last time I played it was probably within a month of it's release. What kind of RPG doesn't allow you to choose which enemy to attack, but has your characters just attack a random one with no strategy?
I got Prince Caspian as a gift and it was good for a while but then the battle style got really repetitive and once you beat the game you can't do anything.
[QUOTE="Burning-Sludge"]Final Fantasy 3. Don't ever believe the hype of the Square Enix cult.bluej33
How long did you play it? For a while I was of the same opinion, but after the a few hours I feel it really picks up. Yes, it's old, dated, and at times unfairly difficult, but the class system towards the end is quite deep and overall I ultimately had fun with it. If you've not really gotten into it, I encourage you to give it another hour or two. As to the original question: the only game that I really, really regret buying was Nintendogs. I heard so many good things about that game, bought it, and played it for about ten minutes before I tossed it aside in disgust, and I haven't picked it up since.
i played through almost the entire game and still didnt like it much. i'de hardly call the class system"deep". aside from mages, each class basically has ONE skill. a viking can provoke or attack, dragoons can jump or attack, ect. it was a decent game, but it became unreasonable difficult at the end. it took me 2.5 hours to get up the final tower, and you cant even save before fighting the boss. if you lose, you lose EVERYTHING you did in those last hours. needless to say, i never finished the game.
[QUOTE="Burning-Sludge"]Final Fantasy 3. Don't ever believe the hype of the Square Enix cult.bluej33
How long did you play it? For a while I was of the same opinion, but after the a few hours I feel it really picks up. Yes, it's old, dated, and at times unfairly difficult, but the class system towards the end is quite deep and overall I ultimately had fun with it. If you've not really gotten into it, I encourage you to give it another hour or two. As to the original question: the only game that I really, really regret buying was Nintendogs. I heard so many good things about that game, bought it, and played it for about ten minutes before I tossed it aside in disgust, and I haven't picked it up since. I picked up nintendogs too and I got bored with it in about 1-3 days
Super Mario 64 DS. The game itself isn't bad I imagine, but I wouldn't know, I gave up on playing it becasue the controls were horrible. That game obviously wasn't made to played with a d-pad. If knew the controls were gonna be that bad I wouldn't have bought it.
[QUOTE="Burning-Sludge"]Final Fantasy 3. Don't ever believe the hype of the Square Enix cult.bluej33
How long did you play it? For a while I was of the same opinion, but after the a few hours I feel it really picks up. Yes, it's old, dated, and at times unfairly difficult, but the class system towards the end is quite deep and overall I ultimately had fun with it. If you've not really gotten into it, I encourage you to give it another hour or two. As to the original question: the only game that I really, really regret buying was Nintendogs. I heard so many good things about that game, bought it, and played it for about ten minutes before I tossed it aside in disgust, and I haven't picked it up since. *Digs trash from bottom of game box*
Let us see, the game says 33:15:27 but to be fair i'm a slow game player,I was lost and frustrated through most of the game, and I stopped playing after I tried the first cave after I got off the floating continent. Don't tell me that it was because I couldn't take the difficulty because I buy and play a lot of Atlus games because of there difficulty.
No Game I've Purchased Was Horrible, But My Least Favorite Is Final Fantasy 3. It's Not A Bad Game, It's Just Not My Kinda Game. You Can't See Enemies' Health So You Never Know When The Battle Will End, The Story Is Dull, The Characters Are Generic, The Job System Is Pointless, Can Only Save Every 2 Hours... Worst Of All, This Game Uses The Simplest (And Most Boring IMO) Form Of Turn-Based Combat. I Know It's A Remake Of A Classic Game, But The Battle System Had Nothing To Do With The Story, So SE Could Have Done Something To Spice It Up a Little (Other Than Changing The Visuals).
Duck Amuck. Such a great concept, but it failed. Miserably. I was all hyped up and then my dreams were destroyed. It left a hole in my heart. I'm now going to go burn that game. Then I'm throwing myself into the fire.
Pokemon Diamond and Final Fantasy 3. It was my first Pokemon game that I have played, I guess it was just really boring to me being an older gamer and the Catch Em All approach seamed really lame. I put about 20 hours into, and almost each time I played it for a couple of hours, I think I fell asleep. FFIII just was a drag to play. I enjoy old school rpg's, but this one doesn't come close to FF4, 5 and/or 6 IMO. The job class system sucked too.
maybe not horrible, but one game I kinda regret buying now is Final Fantasy 3. man, talk about something completely forgettable. And I'm starting to feel that way bout FF4 on DS. Not so much because of the story, but it's too **** hard to be enjoyable. :evil: Seriously, I blurted out "WHAT THE **** in public when I got pwned by the damn mist dragon... FIRST BOSS and I got mowed down completely. How the hell is that supposed to be allowed to happen? What's worse is that beacause of how awful the ARDS codes are, not even they help me all that much.
Super Mario 64 DS has horrible controls and is very annoying to play. having a hard time getting into it. I also got Fullmetal Alchemist Duel Sympathy a few days ago. Finished it the day I bought it. Such a waste of time. Returned it :)
Ya know, I'm not gonna bash or anything but come on, movie based games are SO RARELY any good. I always do my research before I buy ANY movie based games. Thorough research. Nintendogs as well, OH and that one game that was both DS and GBA with the power suit. Just a dumb game.
Nope. Worst game of all time based or following a popular series would be Prince of Persia - the worst turn-based, pathetic, card game I've ever played. If you enjoyed this game, I feel *gags* hold on *coughs up bile* ..I feel *pukes chunks of PoP disguist* sorry for you.
I got this the day after Christmas at gamestop. I was so hyped for it. Then, I started playing it. Horrible controls! I'll stick with the one on the N64...
And also, Lego Batman for the DS. Its really not my type of game... :(
I got this the day after Christmas at gamestop. I was so hyped for it. Then, I started playing it. Horrible controls! I'll stick with the one on the N64...
tinkerair
Wow...I saw like 10 people say the game had horrible controls. Was I the only person that really enjoyed that game?!?
I got this the day after Christmas at gamestop. I was so hyped for it. Then, I started playing it. Horrible controls! I'll stick with the one on the N64...
awssk8er716
Wow...I saw like 10 people say the game had horrible controls. Was I the only person that really enjoyed that game?!?
the game did have terrible controls but i liked how you could play as different characters
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