The best and the worst of video games

There are certain games which suck and some at rock. Name up to 3 games you've played that you think rock and/or suck, and tell me the reason why. And you can add a screenshot of the game if you want


Name = game title
System = system name
Plot = Describe the game's plot
Rating = A scale of 1 - 10
Reason: Tell me why you think it's good or not.

Here are 3 of mine:

#1:

Name = WURM: Journey to The Center Of The Earth
System = NES (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Plot: The Earth seems to be slowly destroying itself, as violent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions have become a regular occurrence. The Vector Zilus Research group has created a vehicle the Wurm that has the capability to venture deep under the Earth’s surface in order to investigate the strange happenings. Unfortunately, several previous Wurm missions have lost contact with ground control, and there’s only one more chance at success. As Moby, the top Commander of the Marine Corps you’ve been selected to head a team on the last Wurm expedition.
Rating = 2
Reason: Because of it's akward and crippled controls. In boss battles, you are in first person view, and you have to talk to people, otherwise, you can't attack. The movements are so slow, the boss will quickly attack you before it leaves the screen. You have to get the possibility factor to 100% to destroy it. The VZR Runs on fuel. If it runs out, you lose (Unconfirmed). When you control Moby, Her graphics are horrible. and so is her kick. There is a limit on ammo for your gun. and above all, the ending sucks!

#2:

Name = Double Dragon 2
System = NES
Plot = Double Dragon II drops the rescue premise of the original game in favor of a revenge theme (hence the subtitle). Whereas in the original game, Marian was kidnapped, in the sequel she is shot to death by Black Warriors' leader Willy right in the very beginning of the game, giving the game a much darker tone than the original. The plot deviates slightly in the NES version. While the revenge premise is the same, Willy does not appear in the game at all and a new final boss (the Mysterious Warrior) is introduced in his place.
Rating = 8
Reason: You get to kick so much bad guy butt! and I like this plot better than the arcade. But, the arcade version's still good. The graphics are awesome compared to other NES games. I wish they would make a remake of this game. But would make it like the NES version.

#3:

Name = Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 2
System = PS2
Plot = The plot's the same as the series. From Chunin Exam arc: Finals all the way up to an archieve exclusively to the game.
Rating = 8
Reason: I love the plot. The in-game voices are more clearer than the first one. Plus, more Ougi/secret techniques!

Name: Summon Nights: Swordcraft Story
System: GBA
Plot: I forget... Something like you're a dude, and you try to become a master crafter or smithee thing. You go around, beat the labyrinth, beat the tourny, travel to other lands, and you have a pet that follows you depending on what questions you answer in the beginning (lol, you're able to get this one girl named Sugar that wears a skimpy outfit )
Rating: 9
Reason: It has good gameplay (It's like the "Tales of..." series battle system) and I guess a good storyline. The only flaw I found was that there really wasn't much to do in the end except kill the super hardest guy over and over just to level up a bit.

I see there's a Naruto game listed in this thread about the best and worst videogames ever.


And it's not under worst.


I can only say one thing, and then leave this thread, never to return.



And this is it:

It's just an opinion. Jeez!

Alright. I've done a little tweak at the description. This time, you have to name at least three games you've played that you think are awesome or just suck.

There are certain games which suck and some at rock. Name up to at least 3 games you've played that you think rock and/or suck, and tell me the reason why.

"Name up to at least"? That kinda contradicts itself. If you're naming up to 3 games, you can choose 1, 2, or 3. But if you name at least 3, it's =< 3. So we have to do 3?

Sorry. My bad. Alright, I Tweaked at it. Sorry about the confusion. heh heh heh...

Ok, ok. So I like isometric rpgs. I guarantee that if anyone out there likes getting lost in the game worlds that they take part in, these three are for you...

Name = Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura

                  

System = PC
Plot = The worlds first air ship is gunned down by some rogue orcs, and you are the only survivor. Once you awaken, a dying gnome asks you to deliver a ring to a shop in the world's largest town. Just as you are about to set off, you meet a priest who believes that you are the reincarnation of the Panarii religion's "Great One". From here, its pretty much up to you...
Rating = 10
Reason: This is by far my favorite CRPG. The openness of the world is overwhelming at first, but once you begin to get quests (and direction) it is very hard to put this one down. I love the steampunk setting, and the character skill customization is extremely tweakable. The string quartet soundtrack gives the overall package its own unique voice, and the exploration factor is mammoth in scope. I highly recommend this for fans of CRPGs.

Name = Baldur's Gate

                  

System = PC
Plot = You are the ward of the high scribe at the library fortress called Candlekeep. One morning, your master suddenly whisks you away in the night, and is sadly murdered by a heavily armored man who appears to be after you. A tale of overcoming one's birthright and dealing with core issues extends, and it is your choice whether you want to take the high road or skulk the alleyways...
Rating = 9
Reason: I remember getting this game and Final Fantasy VIII at the same time. I played FFVIII first, and then gave this a try. I never went back, and this is still one of my favorite worlds to get lost in today. When I play this game, it is as if I am actually taken away to another place, where I have near-total control over what I can do. I love almost everything about this game, save the only mediocre ending. The plot twist is excellent, but the ending is pretty much standard CRPG fare. I also have Baldur's Gate 2, but for some reason I haven't really given it a chance yet. Thinking back on this game has reawakened my desire to delve back into the world of The Sword Coast, and I think I'll start up BG2 sometime this weekend.

Name = Icewind Dale II

                
 
System = PC
Plot = Arriving in the harbor town of Targos, you find that you are in the midst of an attack. Goblins have tunneled through the mountains into the docks, and armys are doing their best to break through the palisades to the north. What is a group of warriors to do in a situation like this, other than fight?
Rating = 9
Reason: Though IWD2 shares its engine (Infinity) with the Baldur's series, the IWD games focus more on the battles and strategies than the story. This time, utilizing the 3rd edition D&D rules, you'll form a party of up to 6, and enter the fray. This frozen area of Faerun is so ambient and crystalline that even in the midst of a bloody melee, you'll still take the time to enjoy the gorgeous rendered backdrops. The sweeping orchestral soundtrack sets the tone of these barren lands, and the endless customization will keep you busy for days and days. The first IWD is good too, but this one is just incredible. My only gripe is trying to find random encounters when that extra leveling-up is needed. Sometimes you're stuck with what you have, but this makes for sturdy pre-planning before the big fights.

Name = Battletoads
System = NES
Rating = 10
Reason: BATTLETOADS

Oh, I think there was Battletoads for computers. I played it before. It was pretty cool. XD

Also, Holk, you make me want to play those games on my computer so badly. ;-; Do they have high minimum requirements?

I heard Baldur's gate was really good, and so does the other games Holk posted seems to be!

unreal, nfs, POP get all 9-10's because there's not much. All of them are sorta the same- Kill/race/save a hot princess but get nothing at the end.


yeah...

Oh, I think there was Battletoads for computers. I played it before. It was pretty cool. XD

Also, Holk, you make me want to play those games on my computer so badly. ;-; Do they have high minimum requirements?

Hmm... That's strange. According to GamefaQs, there is no Battletoads for the PC.

Idk. There was this one CD my friend had. I'm sure it was battletoads. XP

Also, what's a CRPG?

Computer RPG.

Thanks to Holk for reminding me to check out Arcanum, I've always meant to.

Baldur's Gate I, II and Icewind Dale I have relatively low sys reqs. Arcanum and IWD2 are a little higher, but they run on my comp, so I'm sure they'll run on yours.

Best game
name= Monster Hunter and Monster Hunter 2 dos
system= PS2
Reason= This game never end..... Always make me to explore anything in "Monster Hunter Worlds". And we can customize the main character. Making suitable and unique armor and weapon. Fight though the dangerous monster, like Rathalos. If you play online this game will more fun.
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