LogFAQs > #898894089

I've picked up a lot of awful games over the years, but most regrets are paying too much (release price) or getting the standard version instead of waiting for an enhanced (SF4, which was also open/new -- fuck you, Gamestop!) or GOTY edition (LBP, which I also stupidly paid full price for since GS included 3 outfits -- all things in the GOTY version which I could have got for $20-30 down the road)

General disappointments include:
-Spirit Camera (AR feature just didn't work well)

-Todd McFarlane's Monsters (didn't pay too much, but just an awful game)

-Endless Ocean 2 (barely touched, got bored quickly. I enjoyed the original, thought I'd like the second)

-Condemned 2: Bloodshot (one of my first ps3 games, thought I'd like it, but it just didn't play how I assumed)

-Dementium 2: The Ward (again, a horror game that didn't play very well. Some of the mechanics were lousy, the story was meh, and it just didn't look great.)

-Touch the Dead (Mediocre shooter, I think it was rails. I knew it had issues before buying it but paid too much for a game this lousy.)

-GTA 4 (More realistic physics, etc, robbed most of the fun. It's a good game in the technical sense, but it's where the franchise started to go in a direction I didn't like... thankfully the Saints Row franchise not only had the fun of the old GTAs but just got wackier as it went along)
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