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Post by Knuckles on Apr 2, 2008 0:24:45 GMT
I'm gonna go with the Da Vinci Code or Spiderman.
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Post by Alex on Apr 2, 2008 0:27:12 GMT
Enter the Matrix.
Atari stopped making it halfway through and published it anyway.
Also, the first Spider-Man movie game was actually pretty good. Not great, not terrible, but still playable and enjoyable. And Spider-Man 2 was just plain great - a good game in its own rights, never mind all the movie nonsense.
We don't talk about Spider-Man 3....
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Post by Knuckles on Apr 2, 2008 0:52:55 GMT
To each their own I guess. I thought it was dire, but then again I have the same problem with all games that were previously released on the MegaDrive. I remember how much fun Spiderman on the Megadrive was and compare it and the PS2 version pales in comarison.
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Post by Alex on Apr 2, 2008 1:26:49 GMT
Wait... what?
The Megadrive Spider-Man games and the later console Spider-Man games have nothing in common... not developer nor genre.
What's the point in comparing them?
Plus, all the 16/32 Bit Spider-Man games were pretty rubbish anyway, being that they were weak Streets of Rage clones.
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Post by Shadic? on Apr 2, 2008 5:48:17 GMT
Back To The Future on Nes. The game consists of Marty running constantly, to where is unknown. Evidentially the makers of the game watched the original film and said "What if Marty was running the entire movie?". To be fair, there are mini games between levels in which Marty throws milkshakes at hundreds of bullies while he tried to deflect kisses from his mother. There's also a Delorean level at the end of the game, but by then your passion for Back To The Future has turned into pure hatred.
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Post by Knuckles on Apr 2, 2008 6:02:31 GMT
In fairness, Spiderman was only a weak Streets of Rage clone because Streets of Rage is so awesome it can't be beaten.
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Post by Balls on Apr 2, 2008 7:08:07 GMT
Still a completely different genre of game, though. The movie game was in no way intended to be linked to the same Spiderman universe or anything. The developers were completely different and what have you. Impossible to compare.
PLUS the game was actually pretty good.
Rambo III for the MegaDrive is pretty bad, from what I've played. And Terminator 2 was stupidly hard to play.
I used to love it, but playing it recently, Back To The Future Part III on the MegaDrive was awful.
The Lion King, Aladin, Toy Story 2 and Spiderman all made brilliant games, though.
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Post by Spudiator on Apr 2, 2008 7:55:02 GMT
Surely the obvious choice here is Street Fighter: the Movie: The game.
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Post by Juliett. Bravo. Alfa. on Apr 2, 2008 8:48:36 GMT
Surely its ET?
I mean it almost killed the games industry.
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Post by mark00275 on Apr 2, 2008 8:55:32 GMT
In fairness, Spiderman was only a weak Streets of Rage clone because Streets of Rage is so awesome it can't be beaten. This is true ;D I don't know mortal kombat was a very dodgy movie.
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Post by Blizz on Apr 2, 2008 10:12:33 GMT
Worst I've played? Transformers: Decepticons.
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Post by Knuckles on Apr 2, 2008 10:15:04 GMT
Surely its ET? I mean it almost killed the games industry. I never even knew there was an ET video game *toddles off to Wikipedia
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Post by The Shad on Apr 2, 2008 10:30:09 GMT
That game was so bad it got buried in the desert, didn't it?
Yeah, that wins. At losing.
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Post by Alex on Apr 2, 2008 12:55:30 GMT
That game was so bad it got buried in the desert, didn't it? Yeah, that wins. At losing. Allegedly. Though, wouldn't surprise me. I think it would be a good idea to get E.T. and Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game out of the way. They're pretty obvious and everyone should know why they belong at the top of the bottom. The Transformers game was... abysmal. For some reason, I thought being able to transform from a car you could speed around a pretty big city into a giant Robot at any time you liked would be pretty good fun. Then I was proved wrong.
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Post by Pete on Apr 2, 2008 13:51:26 GMT
Superman Returns was shockingly bad.
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Post by Baxter on Apr 2, 2008 14:55:38 GMT
Terminator 2 (the sidescroller, not the "arcade game") for the Mega Drive is absolutely horrendous and unplayable, which was especially disappointing as its predecessor is something of a minor classic.
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Post by madhair60 on Apr 2, 2008 16:28:29 GMT
Lion King is the most disappointing, but the worst? I'd say Fantasia.
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Post by Balls on Apr 2, 2008 17:31:21 GMT
Lion King is the most disappointing, but the worst? I'd say Fantasia. I've heard you say you hate The Lion King so many times, but you've never explained why. It's generally well recieved by everyone else.
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Post by Pete on Apr 2, 2008 18:14:31 GMT
The Megadrive version was stupidly hard in places, but so much fun, and still looks good.
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Post by Mambo's Here! Look Busy! on Apr 2, 2008 18:23:19 GMT
Enter the Matrix. Atari stopped making it halfway through and published it anyway. Also, the first Spider-Man movie game was actually pretty good. Not great, not terrible, but still playable and enjoyable. And Spider-Man 2 was just plain great - a good game in its own rights, never mind all the movie nonsense. We don't talk about Spider-Man 3.... Spider-Man 2 was like a GTA game.... loads of missions to complete, loads of mini games/challenges. I didn't like the amount of "swing across the city to meet MJ!" levels. Totally boring! Bruce Campbell narrating the tutorials was boss, however! ;D Anyways I don't like the Lord of the Rings games. Something about them just isn't quite right... that and I got stuck at the Gates of Moria level... or whatever its called! XD
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Post by The Shad on Apr 2, 2008 18:26:14 GMT
The only way Spidey 2 could have been better was if you could attack civilians, which would affect your standing with the people. Also, spidey sense would warn you of suspicious types, etc. Which would be too awesome for the last generation to handle. Or would it?
Spidey 3 was alright. Wii version was really good, with the swinging and spinning bombs over your head.
But, yeah, the Transformers game. Horrible.
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Post by Pete on Apr 2, 2008 21:39:07 GMT
Spidey 3 was alright. Wii version was really good, with the swinging and spinning bombs over your head. The 360 version felt really cut down; in Spidey 2, you could have a second webline where you could let go of the first line, and shoot off the second. I could litterally pick a spot anywhere, and land within a meter of it, it was that precise. Spidey 3, however, only let you have one web line at a time, making it too simple.
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Post by Pete on Apr 2, 2008 22:07:48 GMT
I've completed the game twice now, and there's no option to change the mode that I can find. And yeah, it plays like the easy-swing option from the second one. Much easier explaining it that way.
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Post by Super Sonic on Apr 2, 2008 22:16:03 GMT
Demolition Man for the Megadrive.
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Post by Steven T on Apr 3, 2008 8:32:14 GMT
ET is bad, but it might not be the worst. It is at least beatable.
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