rawrhanfoo
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shadow complex. still my favorite game from on 360
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Vanquish. It was so wonderful, and over way too soon![]()
AgreeSplinter Cell Blacklist.
I would've easily picked up any and all side missions for campaign or co-op. That game, with its hub and mission design certainly looked perfectly set up to slide in post-release content.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist
You guys!Splinter Cell Blacklist. They created An excellent plug and play foundation for new missions and campaigns, but then there was just nothing. Such a great game that didn't get the support it deserved because it underperformed.
Really hope we see a new Splinter Cell soon, and that they didn't just shelve the series.
My man.
I really hoped Super Mario 3D World would get DLC, especially after Nintendo's rather excellent track record with it... oh well. Also, The Wolf Among Us.
Shadowrun (360)
Such a great game, with interesting maps. It really, really needed more. Too bad it got caught in the moronic crossfire of people hating on it because it was multiplayer-only and because it wasn't a RPG.
Extra painfull because it looks like it will be on BC.
I want a final chapter for The Order now that we know theres no sequel.
<3 I love everyone who loved that game.
PC: Mirror's Edge and Burnout Paradise
Demon's Souls. Couple more archstones & fixing the broken one.
Sonic Generations
Demons Souls
for sure. Kind of a wasted opportunity with that broken arch stone.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist
GTA V singleplayer
Gets me heated just reading this shit.Sonic. Fucking. Generations.
"Let's take the best idea we've had a decade and completely blow it on one game when it could easily, logically, and without watering it down be at least a small series. Let's not even support it with post-launch DLC except a mini-game to prove to people that it was possible but we just don't want to.
Seriously.
I would have paid full price for three separate, full-quality games based on the three "eras" in Generations.
They could have done Generations: Genesis and not skipped CD.
Generations: Dreamcast and fleshed things out with some Game Gear games, or something.
Generation: Modern could have drawn from Sonic Advance and the Rush games, too.
It was basically just a giant missed opportunity masquerading as a game.