Tried playing Lego Batman 3 with my son. Clunky piece of garbage, even though it has generally good reviews. 4.6 on Amazon. What in the world is wrong with people? This game is everything that is wrong with modern game design. Lego Movie was pretty bad too.
Traveler's Tales (TT Games) sucks.
GET OFF MY LAWN!
XD
Lego Movie was fun on PS4. (I think you tried the vita version?) I haven't got around to Batman 3 yet. Marvel was just fine as well on PS4.
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There is a zombie on my lawnOriginally Posted by zborgerd
What a great thread. I'm sure I will post in it frequently.
My first contribution: every Atari game.
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I had some fun with a few Atari 2600 games back in the day...(note: I first played the 2600 back in the late 90s )
Yeah. Vita version of Lego Movie. At least it had coherent instructions. Lego batman 3 doesn't tell you what to do until the second level. You just have to guess which buttons to press.
Playing Lego Batman 3 on Xbox 360.
Actually, I was expecting you to say Nier. You know, because you love to troll.
I still love many 2600 games. Way better and more playable than Lego Batman 3.
- Dark Angel - Vampire Apocalypse (PS2)
- Frogger: The Great Quest (PS2)
- Forever Kingdom (PS2)
- Project Eden (PS2)
- Lifeline (PS2) (even though I love it for what it is)
- The Monkey King: The Legend Begins (Wii)
- Agarest War Zero (PS3)
- Worms 3D (Gamecube)
The list goes on and on and on...
There is such a thing as a bad Worms game? Was it made by Team 17?
No manual of any kind?
Ennnh, Nier was bland, but the gameplay was functional if simple, so I don't think it fits. I definitely considered posting it though, for shits and giggles.
The entire Agarest franchise belongs in this thread really. Hall of fame status even.
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Resonance of Fate
F-ing HATE that game.
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