Great games that sold poorly or flat-out bombed. I had a discussion the other day with some fellow gamers and we started talking about games that we thought were great but sold poorly or flat out bombed. Not necessarily talking about games with cult followings...

ratings in France and Germany are somewhat lower than last year and there has been a larger decline in Great Britain (58 percent now, 70 percent last year). Yovng people in Great Britain, France, and Germany have more negative views of America than do people...

amount, like $70 or something. The way Intel prices its boards means you get something cheap like a G41 with little HD support and few CPU upgrade options. Intel's comparable IGP motherboard platform, the G45, not only costs more, but performs poorly in games,...

in this message board show that you were offended in more than one way and felt that you had to offer some sort of defense. Now i truly hope that i, nor anyone else damaged your ego in anyway by stating how poorly thought out Part I of your article was. I...

and not a watered down PC and it's good fun to play and great for parties. Gees, Devil May Cry 4............that's a console game (even if it is on the PC) at heart no wonder you can't see any game worth buying on the PC. BTW the PC has had more...

even fight the enemy to the bitter end, what type of patriot is that? I would have shot myself rather than be prisoner. You talk about these great hero's but all I see is more meat for the grinder. Just another poor soul, sold on the ideals of your once great...

definately falls into the 'war costs' catagory for R&D, as does the hyperbaric bomb, or does it? After the war is over, will we scrap MRAPS and the Hyperbaric bomb? No. Will they be used in other conflicts? Yes. Will they be sold to foriegn goverments? Yes....

structures. The broad I'd hooked up with that night went home in disgust. I dug her too; such a shame. Good piss-up though. The point: you can be that bombed that nothing touches you. For sure. Booze makes ya feel no pain. :) I know I was running...

mike wrote: > Why do most games have an either/or attitude about magic and science? Blame Moorcock with his Law/Chaos legacy. >Game balance is a weak excuse, to the point of unacceptable IMO. > Perhaps someone can give me a better reason, something...