I'd have to say Dead Space. Amnesia I never found that scary, and games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill I just enjoy. Dead Space has genuinely made me jump quite a few times and the necromorphs are incredibly creepy looking!

seams some people do not accept variety in thier life too worlds was good enough every game has thier bugs even goldeneye n64 had somemariokart64fan

Every game does have there bugs, but that doesn't excuse the games that has tonnes of them. Two Worlds is broken beyond belief, and there's not much there to make you want to carry on either. But if you'd read the entire topic, you'd know I'm having fun with it and I've already ordered Two Worlds II.

Maybe try reading 'everything' before commenting eh?

I've been looking forward to this game ever since I got the first whisper of its development, and now I hear it has a March 5th release date yet I can't find anywhere to pre-order it. Is it not being released as a UK/EU title at all? I'll be really dissapointed it that's the case...

That's the "charm" of the game. It's so terrible you play it through. I beat it, and honestly when I was finished I ended up replaying it and buying the sequel. It's very odd, but the second one is enjoyable and better. It's one of those games you need to look past its immense flaws to see the beauty of it all.AP3Xoblivion

I sort of know what you mean, strangely...

I mean, the design is appualing, yet I'm finding myself enjoying the experience! I even ordered Two Worlds II Royal Edition yesterday... I think Southpeak Games / Topware Interactive are using some crazy mind tricks on us to keep us playing...:shock:

If the sensitivity of the trackpad was configured to the point where one movement from the left part of the trackpad to the right covered 180 degrees, I think that would avoid the problem entirely.u1tradt

Please re-read below statement.

Sure, you can change the sensitivity of the trackpad, but then it's too sensitive and fidgety to aim precisely,Defy_The_Fallen

I hate trackpads in general. Do you know what the problem with them is? Once you get to a certain point, you have to lift your finger off, move it back into position and continue on dragging. This would create a big problem in FPS gaming. you'll spin / aim to face a certain area, but you'll run out of trackpad and have to lift your finger off, move it back and drag again. That pause can be the difference between a kill and a brutal death. I know through experience of games such as N.O.V.A 3 and Modern combat on iPhones and iPads. Sure, you can change the sensitivity of the trackpad, but then it's too sensitive and fidgety to aim precisely, defeating the whole point of it being a better experience it terms of "being closer to a mouse". With the right analog stick, you can hold it in place and continue aiming in a 360 rotation without having to lift your finger off, whilst still picking a sensitivity to suit your needs.

In other words, no.

mmmm... I see. Well even so, why did it warrant an 'xbox 360' sequel? Surely with such bad performance problems, they would stick to the PC? I've heard Two Worlds II isn't all that better performance wise.

I'm still playing through it, there are times I want to just flat out stop playing and slap the person who found it acceptable. But I'm kind of enjoying it all the same, it's strange...

I generally use a gaming headset so I can't hear any outside interference when I'm playing games. I prefer playing during the day personally since I'm not tired so I can concentrate on the task at hand, rather than trying to focus on keeping my eyes awake more than anything! aha. That said, I still do play a lot of games 'after hours'.

So me and my friend regularly buy some old pre-owned games from years back, just because we missed them whenever they came out beforehand, and then we lend them to each other once we've finished playing them. Recently he gave me Two Worlds for the 360, an RPG game that's a microsoft exclusive.

I've never seen so much trash in my life! It's incredibly ugly, the frame rate is so jarring, the voice acting is painful to listen to and the story is barely exciting or interesting enough to make me want to keep playing. I can imagine it would be a better game for the PC as the whole design of the game seems very PC centric, but even then I can't see how it would make it a fun experience to play through.

Did people actually enjoy this game? Did it sell well enough to warrant a sequel? I'm just interested, since I can't see anything that would make me want to stick to playing this game any longer than I have, apologies if you like the game!

I've borrowed Two Worlds from a friend, it's so awful...