What is that game that you wanted to play with all your soul and on the day of its launch it disappointed you so much that it changed your way of seei

[Ognimod]

Enter The Matrix. I had just seen The Matrix Revolutions in the theater, and when I knew there was a video game, I was desperate to play it, so much that being unable to install it on my house's computer drove me to tears.

Then, when I was finally able to play it years later, it was just Max Payne with all the fun sucked out of it. I could have just played Max Payne with the Kung Fu mod and it would have been less of a disappointment.

 

[RebelofDaNeonGod]

Labyrinth of the Demon King, oh my fucking god. It was just easier """"King's Field"""" and it was so limp and god, just thinking about it makes me mad

 

[BrawlMan]

jump force, i thought it was gonna save the anime arena fighter genre but it instead became shovel wear, a buggy clanky mess that broke my 15 yr old heart.

I get having expectations, but why would you think that? Even if it turned out good or decent, it wasn't gonna save the arena fighter genre. I already knew that from the get go. The genre was already kind of getting stale at that point. The only one I like is Kill La Kill IF. Arc system managed to do something unique with it, despite the short roster.

Star Fox Zero. I only found out later that you can only use the wii u gamepad and not a regular controller. The good news is that I was able to return the game because I hadn't opened it after seeing several reviews. I got my money back and put it towards something better. I highly doubt Nintendo's ever gonna port this game at all, but if they do make it so you can play with an actual regular controller, and not force to use a gamepad.

Modern Warfare 2 (2009). They took a game that was previously mostly grounded game, and turned it into a 24/Jason Bourne/Michael Bay schlockfest for the story mode. It's where I really stopped caring about the single player, and the majority of these games, and when I realized I didn't like military shooters, all that much. Especially cover shooters that were just copying COD or Gears wholesale.

I do admit that I have softened up on the game a little bit because of the remaster, but I still don't particularly care for most Call of Duty games. The only single players I like are Infinite, COD4, WW2, and Vanguard. Advanced Warfare is okay, but I'm more than likely not playing that again.

 

[Badseed Badseed]

I was so excited for Halo Infinite. And then it came out. That shit sucked lobster cock.

Lobsters have ding-dongs? You mean like...

 

[Lokgamer]

First gameplay and trailers of "The Evil Within" showed what's gonna be a great horror game, and when I played on its relased day... Oh boy, it was just an action game like Resident Evil, but with awful controls and mecanics. It end up being one of the worst games I've ever played.

 

[BrawlMan]

First gameplay and trailers of "The Evil Within" showed what's gonna be a great horror game, and when I played on its relased day... Oh boy, it was just an action game like Resident Evil, but with awful controls and mecanics. It end up being one of the worst games I've ever played.

I wouldn't consider it the worst, but definitely the most disappointing. It's literally just OG RE4, but less campy and copying The Cell and A Nightmare on Elm Street (it even has Jackie Earl Haley in a villain role again, similar to Freddy Kruger). I enjoyed it, but I didn't play the game until after the patch updates on PS4, and getting it on sale at my local GameStop used. I do recommend the sequel. Evil Within 2 is a much better and polished game, that does more than enough to set itself apart from its prequel, The PSX Trilogy of RE games, Resident Evil 4-8, and even all of the remakes. It's my #2 survival horror game of all time.

 

[Asty]

Labyrinth of the Demon King, oh my fucking god. It was just easier """"King's Field"""" and it was so limp and god, just thinking about it makes me mad

That game genuinely was pretty disappointing to me. Which makes going through the first tower really the best part of the game since it felt the most focused as the other 2 main towers were just nothing and didn't come close to the highs of the beginning, which didn't help just tripping over the amount of items they gave you after the first tower as well, to the point of healing after a single scratch just to clear up inventory space to pick the next 20 other items.

I know the game gotten a massive update with more content but I just couldn't really bring myself to reinstall it to see what's new

 

[GuyZero32k4]

Alright. Both games were on the SNES. Both pissed me off so bad, I cursed the programmers for that shit. In the first case there was no excuse for producing bad product. The second was done I assume by Nintendo due to public pressure.

First this fucking turd. After playing the arcade game, and seeing what Capcom pulled off with SFII, I thought programmers would be able to port this one. The effort they did for the Genesis version should have been done here.:

Then this piece of shit. "You just want the blood bro." Shut up, it plays like shit too. Didn't have access to game mags at the time, my friend had went to that years CES and actually got to play the prototype. Which had the blood. WTF?