Video games have changed so dramatically with another console generation passing by and an endless number of game releases. But while we take you through the best games of the decade, it's also important to explore the failures: the games that broke our hearts, kicked us while we were down and laughed at our misery. These were the games that failed to live up to their potential, the ones that crashed and burned, and the ones that we wish had never been made. Welcome to our list of the most disappointing games of the decade.
Min-Liang Tan was “officially pissed off,” he wrote in an email to members of Razer’s marketing team in February of 2014. The gaming hardware company hadn’t made the business website Fast Company’s 2014 list of “Most Innovative Companies,” and in his email, part of an exchange obtained by Kotaku, Tan asked of his marketing employees, “Are you guys fucking off?”
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Unfortunate for them. bioware should have tried less drip feed of legacy content and released more up front. They are still sitting on the legacy abilities for levelling faster and levelling easier with pvp, even though most players have completely raised a while character and then some. Why would I care about improved xp gains a
I have already levelled all my characters. Too little too late
Based on previous games that have suffered a decline in their playerbases, I wonder how long it will take for SWTOR to go free-to-play now.
Games like Archlord (a rather good little Korean MMO) started out with a subscription and retail packaging, and now it's a free download with a real money cash shop. Same for Lord of the Rings Online.
Star Trek Online is the same, and it seems to be doing mostly ok, which is good - because it's a good game. I don't know how much longer it has, I personally only tried it for a week after it went F2P and haven't gone back, but I'd hate to see it go.
free to play by December do I hear?
It'll go the same was Warhammer Online.. still pay to play with such a small player base that everyone is just waiting for the servers to be shut down.
The game has been developed. They don't need a full dev team anymore. It's usually the case that a few people get the arse sometime soon after release. I really enjoyed the game until I got to Alderaan, then I was just confused as to why they were making each successive leveling area larger than the one before, instead of creating multiple and differing areas to level in. No wonder the Empire blew it up, Alderaan is boring and sucks balls.
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