I'll start.
For the life of me I cannot figure out why the Uncharted games get the praise they do. The core gameplay revolves around linear platforming which is just disguised quicktime events, decent (but repetitive) shooting, and "puzzles" which consist of nothing more than playing spot the difference with your journal. The story comes off as an Indiana Jones / Tomb Raider wannabe and is void of cohesiveness. While the graphics are admittedly gorgeous (The train scene in UC2 looked phenomenal in motion), set pieces do not make a game good.
On the other side of the spectrum, Psychonauts is rather underrated. While certainly not perfect, (CURSE YOU CAMERA) it had solid platforming, great atmosphere, and quality humor.
What are yours?
For the life of me I cannot figure out why the Uncharted games get the praise they do. The core gameplay revolves around linear platforming which is just disguised quicktime events, decent (but repetitive) shooting, and "puzzles" which consist of nothing more than playing spot the difference with your journal. The story comes off as an Indiana Jones / Tomb Raider wannabe and is void of cohesiveness. While the graphics are admittedly gorgeous (The train scene in UC2 looked phenomenal in motion), set pieces do not make a game good.
On the other side of the spectrum, Psychonauts is rather underrated. While certainly not perfect, (CURSE YOU CAMERA) it had solid platforming, great atmosphere, and quality humor.
What are yours?