Most disappointing games

KH Days might qualify here. Don't get me wrong, it's a great game, but it was disappointing. We were expecting interaction with the Organisation, and to have secrets revealed. Turns out we get half a game of filler missions, and half a game of Roxas trying to get along with a new character. No reveal of the Organisation's secrets. So in that sense, Days was a disappointment.

Still fun to play. EXCEPT FOR THOSE EMERALD SERENADES

 

Overlord: Dark Legend - After playing the first Overlord game on my Uncle's PS3, lacking my own, I was psyched to hear there was one coming out for the Wii. I was expecting mind-boggling puzzles and hours of gameplay. I beat the game in 2 days, with no real challenge. It had potential to have a terrific storyline, but the ending was just terrible.

 

But that's the thing: It wasn't fanservicey in the slightest! We didn't get to see more of the Organisation at all. They lacked the charm they had in KH2. So really, it doesn't win on fanservice either.

 

Mostly, yeah. It was nice to have a lot of the organization information seen in one game instead of spreading it across multiple for us to piece together. I mean there were how many cutscenes building on just the Deep Dive battle? But if it was excluded from the series I think the only thing we miss is Xion, which was only made by Nomura to give Days a better plotline. I suspect they will make her existence important again later, but she was not part of the original plan for Kingdom Hearts.

 

Ah. I considered the multiplayer mode to be a complete disappointment due to how difficult it was to kill things, and how most of the characters were borderline unplayable, so I didn't count it.

 

Infinite Undiscovery- My cousin convinced me to get it because it "looked just like Tales of Symphonia". Sure, the game also had a cooking system. Somewhat. Yes, the style of combat was free like Symphonia. Kind of. The story was decent with plot twists. The characters were interesting. But combat gets kind of dull and repetitive. And the dungeons. My god, the dungeons. Yes, it does make it a whole lot harder to get to the save point in the middle of the dungeon so as not to die, but oh the absolute rage when it happens and needing the time to start all over again. The map system was also annoying, since there no actual established maps, you had to map out the area yourself. Exploration? Yeah, but it sucks for people with minor OCD such as myself, where I don't really feel complete if there's a gaping hole in the map. Finally, item creation, which is the "cooking" system. It's actually kind of fun. Reminds me of Rikku's customization in FFX. Which also comes with annoyance whenever you run out of a material to use. Which is further frustrating when a character "fails" in creating a new item, wasting any rare ingredients used.

Don't buy this game unless it's less than $40. Even though I won't admit it to my cousin or my dad, that game was a waste of 40 some dollars.

 

This one is too obvious:

FFXIV: Tried it for free on PC, it sucks, no need to explain why, just go see yourself, no wonder why the PS3 version was delayed, I hope the PS3 version will be better................I hope.........................

 

Hopefully the team behind FFXIV puts more effort towards the game for it's delay, and of course for their upcoming projects as well. I've played both mmo's: 11 and 14 - and yea I hope for the best this time around.