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Message: [QUOTE="LaserMoose, post: 147949, member: 26991"] I personally find a game to be "bad" if it feels incomplete in multiple areas. Perhaps the sound of the game is unpleasant or unfinished (or sometimes, not present at all, as in the case of some early console DOOM ports). In a rhythm game, unpleasant music would be detrimental to the enjoyment of the game. Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing is a bad racing title because it lacks even the basic features of a racer, such as collision. Maybe the level design of a platformer feels unfairly balanced in regards to the placement of bottomless pits, spikes, or enemies. A bad fighting game would be a fighter that feels unresponsive when pressing normal buttons and special inputs. The point is, I find the answer to be highly genre-dependent. I don't believe that there is a one-size-fits-all answer. [/QUOTE]

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