ITT: Games that can never start a successful thread

>>383474914

Mafia threads used to be great. Only died because of mafia 3

>>383474914
Ugh what went wrong...

>>383474825

Destroy All Humans 1 and especially 2 where so good.

>>383474825

I miss that game, the weapon death animations were bloody awesome, especially the disintegrator

MadWorld, though it may just be a more recent drought

>>383475109
2 you mean.

>>383475534
Mafia II is decent.

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It's an expansion pack compared to the first game with the lack of effort from Experience inc.

Uncharted 4
Undertale
Pokemon Go

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There are no shortage of enjoyable games that got thrown under the bus.

>>383475694
>You need a crack so you can play the game because devs can't into programming

Great setting and atmosphere but the gameplay gets stale pretty fast.

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Gearbox did some interesting stuff before they decided to turn into the Borderlands company.

>>383476118
Was this the game that had the little wheels to show suppression? That was a cool mechanic. Pinning an enemy down felt as satisfying as shooting them and I don't know many games that I could say that for. In fact I can't really think of many FSP games with a focus of suppression and flanking like this. It's usually just about reactions and mechanical skill.

>>383474825
remake when?

>>383476336
>xD

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If you bought a physical copy, the Steam code came with Source ports of the first game and it's expansion. The game was pirated so hard, it didn't just die, it killed episode gaming for years on end since the industry was watching it as a make or break moment.

>>383476253
That's a mechanic throughout the whole series. The Battlefield series also implemented a suppression mechanic around 3 or so.

>>383476336
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