I would not know, honestly the game is pretty cheap in the first place. I think its worth a try, but look for Dragon Knight Saga, it comes with a remaster Ego Draconis and the sequel to it, Flames of Vengence

Eternal Sonata. Music was decent but nothing about it really impressed me. Or entertained me, for that matter. Although, I'll admit the combat was pretty good up until I completely figured it out. Then it got super-repetitive.

Oh I knew that. But for that price I could likely buy another game, like Rage.

Skyrim, It just bored be to death, I got stabbed int he butt and died.

Online had what seemed to be an HIV-like virus. If you played online with someone who had it, you would get the annoying glitch which would mess up your whole file.

I wouldn't recommend it.

Lets see... Pokemon: Mystery Dungeon. Definitely Pokemon: Mystery Dungeon. Worst part about it? I bought the sequel and played through it too. Maybe some games on my old PS1, mostly because I had no memory card and had to restart every time I wanted to play. I would have to master the entire game piece by piece every session, and then finally finish it in one sit down, where I would generally leave the Playstation on overnight.. Oh, God Spyro, why did you have to collect so many damn eggs?

Probably Geist for the Gamecube. Or Shadow Warrior, though that was actually pretty good, just terrible.

Its because of 12 year old kids using mods to make one shot repeaters and Rose-Omega shields.

Alan Wake

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I think I went though it 10 to 15 hours, though that was what, ten years ago? Anyways, 10 hours is chump change when you're a kid with nothing but time! I remember expecting it to get better... and it never did.

It was kind of amusing to find out you could boot the main character from the party and pick up someone else. And I thought Dungeon Siege II was awesome, so there you go.

But it reminds me of metro 2033, not s atmospheric. The gme has good atmosphere right ?

I hate to be one of those people, but have you played many games ? If thats the worst, you have a very high standard. Whats wrong with AW ? I was skeptical, but loved it.

Shrek 3 The Game.

To ET's credit, however, it did not plagarize and steal half of its content from other games.

Probably the Dungeons and Dragons: Eye of the Beholder remake for Game Boy Advance. That's not to say I don't enjoy it, but of all the games I've played through to the end, this one was the most lacking.

I've never played it, and I don't want to. I loved the original and expansion probaly as much as Morrowind, and I liked the second game. But everything I've heard about Dungeon Siege III is disheartening. Even when it's not bad it's upsetting because they threw out just about everything that I loved about the original.

I remember that name!


Dunno, I've never played the demo. It does seem to be quite a divisive game in terms of whether or not people like it, so it's up to you if you take that risk.

Dragon Age II, hands down. I consider it just awful. Very much potential for the plot and IMO rather nice dialogue but it was quite ruined by the abominable gameplay and completely pointless fetch quests which most certainly do not fit such a linear game. There was also no mystique, which I loved in DA:O.

Rather than being a dull Bioware-by-numbers RPG.

That's a hard question.

Unreal II is a game I always wanted to finish. Many attempts throughout the years, it just doesn't work.

Battlefield Bad Company 2. A cutscene every 2 seconds. The worst FPS experience I have ever had. I would have liked it without those cutscenes, probably.

Jedi Academy. I remember my distaste. Can't remember the details. It has to do with moral choices or something.

Far Cry and The Thing are not bad games, actually they are pretty good games for the most part. Far Cry gets unimaginable hard at end game and ruins everything, one would wonder if they have level scaling or something. The Thing promised dynamic team management, it was as linear as it gets. I watched my team's annihilation because they didn't board the elevator with me, they all died or transformed in key points making everything I did obsolete. This ruins otherwise an amazing game.

The single worst game that I have ever played and finished from end to end. I haven't finished it yet. I am reserving that title for


Dead Space is an amazing game, one of my favorites. I like the limited controls as it creates tension, I still fixed it though.

The fixes I followed were, disabling Vsync in game and forcing it in nvidia control panel with triple buffering. That fixed the mouse issues for me.

Here is a youtube video that might help for ATI users.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqWwqXmdjKk

I recommend the sequel Dead Space 2(which improves on aiming and other things) and movies too:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1267379/ (Watch it after chapter 7 in Dead Space)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1711366/ (Watch it before Dead Space 2)

i personaly havn't played the second dragon age but i found it exactly the same on the first game... i was disapointed when i couldnt roam around doing side quests after the actual game aswell

You haven't played the second one, but you found it was exactly the same as the first one?

I get annoyed when you get to continue after the main game in RPG's. It makes the main questline and the story of your character meaningless if there isn't an end. Also whenever I finish an RPG and I enjoy it enough, I'll start again with a different type of character. This makes continuing after the end meaningless from my perspective.

Definitely Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, made worse by the fact that I had just finished the superior 3 a few days before. Literally every action each character took was moronic, and to date, it's the only game that's caused me physical pain (thanks to an insane button-mash).

Usually I don't finish a game that's bad.

So I have to say Fallout 3, its the only game I consider bad that I have actually finished.

You bought a Battlefield game for the singleplayer? WTH?

Prince of Persia: Warrior Within.

The horror...the horror...

Borderlands, usually i dont finish a game i dont like, but i thought it might get better, it didnt, but it taught me to never persist with games im not liking, which then led me to brink installed it, 15 minutes, uninstalled it.