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Angel of Light · Local time: Jul 28, 2009, 09:20 AM

Like Taco, I'm also big into J-RPG's as well since they consist about 80% of my collection of games, but when it comes to my terrible tastes of games there is only one series that really comes to mind that a lot of people can't seem to stand and its actually not a J-RPG, but an anime shoot'em up.

I'm actually a big fan of the Castle of Shikigami series. The thing with this series is despite the not so stellar music, the horrible voice acting, and the insane difficulty there is actually some pretty solid game-play. Even though the games are getting harder to find, and I actually had a hard time getting Castle of Shikigami III for the Wii, in my eyes these games are still worthwhile purchases and I would recommend them especially if you like shoot'em ups. Overall, just ignore everything else about the game and enjoy the solid game-play this game has to offer.

In terms of what critically acclaimed games did I think were not all that great is kind of a tough question for me to answer. There are a lot of critically acclaimed masterpieces that I don't even bother playing, but it isn't fair for me to say that I thought the game was shitty because I never even played it. I usually stick to my favorite genre of games and on the scatter occasion I'll probably buy something outside the norm, but some of masterpieces that I don't even bother playing just simply for the fact that I'm not interested are:

- Halo
- Gears of War
- Bioshock
- Call of Duty
- Grand Theft Auto
- Resident Evil
- Guitar Hero
- Fallout

I'm sure these games are great games, but I have no interest in playing them whatsoever.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Angel of Light · Local time: Jul 28, 2009, 12:46 PM

Originally Posted by Colonel Dicknigger

Wait.

Wait.

X7 I understand, but not 8 or 9? 9 is derivative bullshit, even for a Mega Man game, and 8 features some of the most dull level design in the entire series.

6 had the best new use for Rush since his introduction, some decent tunes, and some good robot masters. Yamato Man may have been pretty shit but Knight Man totally made up for that in pure badassery.

Also Knight Man was developed by a Canadian which helps in its badassery. So that's a win-win right there. I actually liked playing Mega Man 8, but its been a long time since I played any mega man games its probably worth while to play them again.

How ya doing, buddy?