Under-Rated Games

[Manibrandr System]

I know, they really dropped the ball on that one with SoF 3

[Jason Tandro]

Oh we're into under-rated shooters eh? Can we talk about a little game called Time Crisis?

I loved those games! The first one was hard, the third one lost the formula, but the second was perfect! I and and my sister blew $20 when we were 16 an 14 respectively to get to the end of that game, but it was totally worth every penny!

[chicken]

meh, i dont appreciate those games in gaming hells... as you said, costs you a lot of money to get through (IF you are good enough) ONCE.

practical situation: i bought a used copy of SAN FRANCISCO RUSH for the N64 for like 20 bucks (it was very long ago so i dont really remember the price) ... awesome game, couldnt stop playing... then, on vacation, i went to a gaming hell with my parents and mom challenged me on SFR... it cost her 2 bucks for ONE race (since she payed for both of us).

sure, you do get a differents feeling if you can sit in a car-like construction with a bigger screen and an actual gearshift. and still, thats not worth it, if you ask me.

[psychokind]

neverwinter nights 2. oblivion and gothic 3 overhyped, nobody took notice that nwn 2 was actually released. but suddenly, by mouth-to-mouth propaganda, the best rpg 2007 was decided. and instantly got 2 addons.

[subjectnamehere]

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Justice For All.
Resident Evil 4.
Final Fantasy V.

[Mantaray]

subjectnamehere wrote:

. Final Fantasy V.

That game was awesome. And I think the characters in that one had a lot more personality in the series than most. Plus the plot twists were amazing. And you got to level up on a piano!


Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest

[lucas_kelly11]

Lost Odyssey for Xbox 360 was very underrated in my opinion. Its easily one of the best RPG's I have ever played in my entire life.

[NoZKeY]

sora-mage wrote:

subjectnamehere wrote: . Final Fantasy V. That game was awesome. And I think the characters in that one had a lot more personality in the series than most. Plus the plot twists were amazing. And you got to level up on a piano! Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest

I AGREE! i love that game, i am actually playing it for 9999th time

[Cygnus]

chicken wrote:

meh, i dont appreciate those games in gaming hells... as you said, costs you a lot of money to get through (IF you are good enough) ONCE. practical situation: i bought a used copy of SAN FRANCISCO RUSH for the N64 for like 20 bucks (it was very long ago so i dont really remember the price) ... awesome game, couldnt stop playing... then, on vacation, i went to a gaming hell with my parents and mom challenged me on SFR... it cost her 2 bucks for ONE race (since she payed for both of us). sure, you do get a differents feeling if you can sit in a car-like construction with a bigger screen and an actual gearshift. and still, thats not worth it, if you ask me.

You are wrong, gaming halls are an entirely different experience. Going there and having a good time with friends is a lot more fun than playing at home. It's true that it's expensive but nobody tells you to spend much. Unfortunately, most of them are closing down because they don't get as much benefits as before.

I remember, the first arcade machine I played was Art of Fighting (I thikn it was AoF2), it was in a frankfurt place, I always asked my parents for one play, and I always died when I had to fight with a ninja-like character whose name I don't recall.

[Mig-21]

A couple of underated beat-em-ups for the SNES I think are "Sonic Blast Man" and "Double Dragon". An underated platformer would be "Bubsy" the game had good graphics and action and was pretty long too. An uderated shooter I think was "Sunset Riders". That game was really fun.

[Freedan]

Super Double Dragon was fantastic. I'd be hard pressed to say whether I enjoyed that or DD3 (NES) more (God damn Ranzou was too flighty for his own good).

Never played the first Sonic Blast Man, but I did have the second one for a while. It was fun, but nothing remarkable.

[Jason Tandro]

Mig-21 wrote:

A couple of underated beat-em-ups for the SNES I think are "Sonic Blast Man" and "Double Dragon". An underated platformer would be "Bubsy" the game had good graphics and action and was pretty long too. An uderated shooter I think was "Sunset Riders". That game was really fun.

Lol. And that led to Battle Toads Double Dragon, which was clearly the most awesome beat em up you could posess. What was with the S&M girls in the third stage though?

[EverPhoenix]

Jason Tandro wrote:

Mig-21 wrote: A couple of underated beat-em-ups for the SNES I think are "Sonic Blast Man" and "Double Dragon". An underated platformer would be "Bubsy" the game had good graphics and action and was pretty long too. An uderated shooter I think was "Sunset Riders". That game was really fun. Lol. And that led to Battle Toads Double Dragon, which was clearly the most awesome beat em up you could posess. What was with the S&M girls in the third stage though?

i remember that game. couldnt get very far in it though

[inferiare]

Bubsy! Those games were addicting. I'm so terrible at them, but they're so much fun. I like just zooming around levels since I suck at them so bad. XD