For starters, Skyrim. I genuinely wanted to like it since the PS3 era, but it just wasn’t my kind of RPG.
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag. I loved the first AC games, but there was something about AC:BF that just made me dislike the series from this game on. I just couldn’t get into it. After a few missions, I turned it off and never went back to it.
Yes and no. In the US, it was released as “Bust A Groove”. The original Japanese release (first release) was “Bust A Move”. That’s the game I first played and based the FAQ off of.
I remember being the first one to make a guide for the game “Bust A Move” (Rhythm dance game). I think it’s still there. My own little contribution to the gaming world.
Ocarina of Time. It’s one of the few Zelda games that I just didn’t enjoy. I’ve had a lot more fun playing Twilight Princess and Wind Waker more than Ocarina. I’d play Adventure of Link more than Ocarina.
Skyrim. Mostly all the RPGs like that. Never understood the hype. I did try to like it, but it wasn’t fun for me at all.
I think you pretty much match what I love in games. So many single player games that have beautiful landscapes and a main character that has such an engaging story. Locked in playing TotK right now, about 16 hours in and still just exploring like I did in BotW. Horizon series and Ghost of Tsushima got 2nd or 3rd playthroughs. Don’t get me started on Uncharted…
For starters, Skyrim. I genuinely wanted to like it since the PS3 era, but it just wasn’t my kind of RPG.
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag. I loved the first AC games, but there was something about AC:BF that just made me dislike the series from this game on. I just couldn’t get into it. After a few missions, I turned it off and never went back to it.