What games do you regret buying?
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That game got bad reviews aaallll the way around. I almost bought two copies for the b1g1 at Best Buy but forgot to.
I think I would say I regret buying a LOT of games in my backlog. Atelier Meruru comes to mind because I paid full price and it was totally not my thing. Oh yeah, also $150 for Metal Gear Revengeance Special Edition. TOTAL REGRET.
I think I would say I regret buying a LOT of games in my backlog. Atelier Meruru comes to mind because I paid full price and it was totally not my thing. Oh yeah, also $150 for Metal Gear Revengeance Special Edition. TOTAL REGRET.
I'd never buy special editions for games that I don't have previous experience with.
I mean, sure, I'll miss out on some great art in an art book, but I can find said art on the internet at a later date, so why bother?
And if I had read the reviews for Island Tour, I would have had more money, ugh. I enjoyed it, sure, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I would have if it was a full game. It just feels like half a game to me. Especially with me and my experience with playing Mario Party 8.
I mean, sure, I'll miss out on some great art in an art book, but I can find said art on the internet at a later date, so why bother?
And if I had read the reviews for Island Tour, I would have had more money, ugh. I enjoyed it, sure, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I would have if it was a full game. It just feels like half a game to me. Especially with me and my experience with playing Mario Party 8.
Well, MGR's LE came with a plasma lamp fashioned as Raiden's sword.
I understand where you're coming from about the special editions. I'm personally not too into art books either (they're good as pre-order bonuses, but unless its hardbound, I don't care for them part of the SE package). Kojima and Metal Gear was a pretty good chance though, I thought. $150 was just so steep!
I understand where you're coming from about the special editions. I'm personally not too into art books either (they're good as pre-order bonuses, but unless its hardbound, I don't care for them part of the SE package). Kojima and Metal Gear was a pretty good chance though, I thought. $150 was just so steep!
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I regret buying Rayman 3D.
Seriously, other than being another boring port of Rayman 2.
I've payed full price for that game for a broken and unfinished mess. I would rather waste that money on Rayman Revolution.
Another game that I regret buying is the Wii U version of Epic Mickey 2, don't get me wrong, it's not a bad game or anything.
It's just that the Wii U version has a terrible framerate and lags terribly, and it has that one glitch in which you're stuck in limbo and you have to restart the entire game. (Thankfully I never ran into it, so I'm good for now)
Seriously, other than being another boring port of Rayman 2.
I've payed full price for that game for a broken and unfinished mess. I would rather waste that money on Rayman Revolution.
Another game that I regret buying is the Wii U version of Epic Mickey 2, don't get me wrong, it's not a bad game or anything.
It's just that the Wii U version has a terrible framerate and lags terribly, and it has that one glitch in which you're stuck in limbo and you have to restart the entire game. (Thankfully I never ran into it, so I'm good for now)
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Harvest Moon Magical Melody lol I couldn't get into it, tried again several years later and still couldn't, finally sold it for like five dollars. I liked every other HM game I ever played so idgi. There's some games I wish I hadn't paid full price for - Code of Princess and PMD: Gates to Infinity come to mind. I like them, just not enough to justify having almost 100 bucks less in my wallet. :T (got the deluxe edition of code of princess haha)
It doesn't look all that great... I don't think I'll be buying it after all.
Oh, I didn't notice the hidden message, lol.
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I regret purchasing a couple of the small Eshop gameson 3DS.
I can't remember their names, but one had you shooting arrows at enemies and laying traps.
The other had you going through floors and killing monsters with a limited amount of monsters, items, and potions.
Once they were gone, they were gone.
And you had to be LUCKY to get good stuff.
I can't remember their names, but one had you shooting arrows at enemies and laying traps.
The other had you going through floors and killing monsters with a limited amount of monsters, items, and potions.
Once they were gone, they were gone.
And you had to be LUCKY to get good stuff.
