I loved paragon for a few months! It was a great game, but yeah, I stopped playing after a big update that changed everything. I was away on holidays for 2 weeks and when I got back, everything I knew about the game had changed and I wasn't bothered relearning so I just stopped playing.
Man I miss Paragon. I always saw it more of a introductory to MOBAs and visually beautiful. I'm glad some peeps picked it up and are bringing it back with Predecessor
@@buttholesavior1364 it's easier to list what isn't wrong with it: The game runs, most of the time... The other "small technical things" weren't in the original game ~20 years ago, that's the huge elephant in the room. They did a disservice to the actual trilogy by releasing this in this very early pre alpha stage.
@@MLWJ1993 it seems better the normal ps4 port of the original trilogy so many bugs, terrible kontrols to the point where its game breaking (like the mission where ur shooting from the helikoptor on vice city or the sniper mission on gta 3) and everytime u die u lose all ur weapons, is that in the definitive edition ?
To play Paragon (before removing the card system), was to love Paragon. They should have listened to the fans and kept it going. I’ll never forget how much fun I had playing on a team with my friends all in the same room (I used my pc and they would bring their ps4s. Yea it was crossplay before it was cool). I remember I took a break from it to beat BotW, and when I came back it was the last week left. I played until the servers wheels fell off.
Yeah ibought the founders pack. At first they didnt listen to fans, and then they over did it. Made the map smaller AND increased movement speed. Matches Went from going on to long to too short. It was a real shame.
Well, then come on board to Overprime and/or Predecessor. Both should be released soon this year and are both practically the classic Paragon we all loved.
It was a very fun game I don't know why they trashed it so much in the video but it was really fun I do remember there were some changes to make it more noob friendly but it had some interesting characters it was ran way better than smite on console especially on console it was the best MOBA you could play. I'm so disappointed they shut it down like I still have a special theme because I played the beta it was awesome I love that game I felt like they truly did care about how it played on console and how you would use your skills and they cared about the button mapping and made sure it didn't feel unnatural if you weren't a MOBA specialist on console so it was very welcoming with a pretty high skill floor if you wanted to try it was genuinely one of the best games that I wish was still around.
When they put that first rework in the game started going downhill. So much of the fun disappeared at that point and kept going on from there. The only MOBA I ever enjoyed.
I loved the first map with defensive dunks. The second map was ok, but it needed a better item setup because the cards only made sense in the first map.
How did Paragon, a game so loved by it's close net community that it has 2 different publishers remaking it, make this list but Anthem, the single greatest disappointment in gaming history in my personal opinion, not make it at all? This list blows my mind that it was excluded.
Greatest disappointment? I just think nobody really cared. I know I didn’t. Just hearing that BioWare was making a looter shooter instead of a RPG was sad.
When it comes to Mass Effect Andromeda, you have to remember it wasn't made by the real BioWare, but by some shoddy newbie team that had no connection to BioWare, but was named "BioWare Montreal" by EA so that they could make use of the studio name. Too bad they only ended up hurting the name.
ME:A is another one that gets a lot of flak where I can only respond with "why?" It played no worse than any other ME game and did provide an interesting pioneering feel to the world.
we saw Anthem that was made by the main Bioware, including some big names that worked in older Mass Effect and Dragon Age. the Bioware that made Dragon Age Origins doesn't exist anymore. the current Bioware is just in name. they use the same name to sell their games to clueless Bioware fanboys. don't have hopes for Mass Effect and Dragon Age sequels.
@@joshc5309 Same thought. I had zero problems with Andromeda. I didn't even have any major glitches, and maybe only one or two crashes. If they insisted on putting a Bioware game here, it should have been Anthem, which is the only game I can think of that actually had hard issues from them.
@@joshc5309 The early open world is wide as an ocean and deep as a puddle, the later linear areas feel pretty carelessly slapped together, likely because they had built towards the game being fully open world but suddenly budgetary and time constraints put an end to that. The main story is aggressively mediocre, most of the side activity is straight up busy work with no sense of purpose and no interesting causal relationships with the world. The characters are weakly developed and feel rushed. I literally can't bring a single one to mind, whereas I still remember all of them quite well from previous entries, and did well before any replays. The enemies are plain ass boring narratively compared to previous threats in the series, and felt like the designers went, "what if we do the Covenant, but in Mass Effect?" When it released there were a multitude of game breaking and immersion breaking bugs, although to their credit they did fix most of them.. like a year after release. Ultimately not the worst game I've played after all the fixes, but it had plenty to dislike too. It had its moments and was okay for a single run. It's still by far the worst Mass Effect game. I'll probably never play it again, whereas I've played each previous entry 3-4 times.
Paragon was the only MOBA I actually enjoyed playing and was invested in. I've tried Dota and LoL but didn't really like them for some reason, but Paragon was really fun for me. I still miss it.
Paragon was incredible. I had more fun with that game as a multiplayer than any other game I’ve played, period. I wish they would have ran with it and set aside some resources to keep it going. Unfortunately I did end up enjoying fortnite, especially as a father whose son has really enjoyed fortnite at times.
Paragon is getting a new release under the name of Predecessor and tbh same I absolutely loved Paragon. If you're on PC then there's stress tests from time to time which you can sign up to
It's funny to see Sonic Chronicles on this list because I just watched an interview with Mike Darrah the project lead, and he said it was one of his favorite games to work on simply because the team was really small and agile and they didn't have a ton of pressure by Sega to make it a certain way. He did say it's not their best game, but it was his favorite in terms of development.
Paragon was freaking awesome! !!! Loved the variety of characters. The changes with all those cards was weird but the game play was great. 3rd person action MOBA with detailed graphics!
I actually loved paragon but it just didn’t land correctly and the cards made it worse. Hopefully the revamp and the people who bought the IP for paragon. If I’m remembering what happened to it correctly
Man… Paragon was awesome towards the beginning, and I liked the new card system. But the execution of minions was a bad decision. Definitely mishandled, and i really miss the game because I think they could’ve made it incredible.
"The Quiet Man" sounds like something that could be really awesome if it was redone properly (pun not intended). Beef up combat a little bit, lean heavier on the supernatural elements, maybe the protagonist is a medium, and despite being deaf to normal life, he can hear ghosts and demons. It could be a lot more in line with something like The Exorcist or maybe even Resident Evil, where you only have limited ways to deal with problems, or possibly a slightly more grounded DMC, with some flashy magic combat and supernatural interaction, but keeping some of those serious tones in there to give it some depth. I don't know, I'd love to give that sort of thing a shot if I actually knew anything about programming.
I think they updated it to have some sounds or new game+ or something because you didn´t hear the dialog and couldn´t follow the story. You are right with the supernatural stuff. If deaf or blind people have the other senses to be stronger it would have totally made sense a deaf guy would have better super natural powers than others. For example he could have "heard" spiritual stuff others would have mistook as some background noise.
@@P4nzerk93 On release (if I remember right) it was the second play thru that gave sound. Which asks a lot of a player if the gameplay isn't strong enough to carry the game the first time around.
I posit that "A Quiet Man" is why you haven't seen a Daredevil game, even though it's a completely different limitation, it still doesn't translate well to the player. Just like having virtually no audio in AQM, a DD game would look like SuperHot, but without a great reason to.
@@joshc5309 idk nowadays with so many games having some sort of super sense or second sight they could make a DD game where the regular gameplay looks normal but you can activate a daredevil sense to "see" hidden enemies or objects
@@Captaincory1 Yeah, to a sense. The key is to make it immersive to the perspective of Daredevil. Would need a combination of other senses to counter the lack of direct sight. Of course, if Daredevil were a side character in an Avengers or Defenders kind of game, you could get away with a lot more.
“It was a massive public failure for valve and they rarely fail at anything” * *looks at Steam Machine, Steam Controller, Ricochet 2, Steam Link, Day of Defeat Source, Alien Swarm*
the execution was fine until they completely overhauled the card system instead of rebalancing stats and coming up with better passives and actives on the main cards or even bonuses for sets (like bouns stats or effects for completing a certain combo of cards) completion. The activation of bonus effects/stats for completing a card was awesome and added depth to early and mid game strategies.
"In the span of two months, FROM SOFTWARE released..." Jan. 29 - Feb 5th is less than a week mate, not two months. They managed to release one of their worst, and one of their best games in a week lol
@@holstorrsceadus1990 Ah, k. Thanks for checking what day those dates were, I guess. You were far more dedicated to the technicality of it being less than/exactly a week than I was. The point was that it wasn't two months.
I'm glad to see some love for Paragon in the comment section. When I heard Falcon's voice even just mention it (Falcon who has been really off for the past few vids he's in imo) I yanked my page down to the comments, I had a toddler's freakout, damn near... oof..
I was surprised Falcon put it on the list too. Paragon was an underrated hidden gem in my opinion, that I still yearn to play years later and probably will for a long time.
Same. I was watching on my TV and immediately pulled my phone out to see the comments. I also peep that Razgriz patch you have. I see you too have exquisite taste in gaming.
R.I.P Paragon. I played from legacy map to monolith. It just kept going down hill and becoming more and more simplified. Legacy card system was so cool and unique and very customizable. I miss it so much. I would play at least 5 matches everyday.
Way of the Warrior was actually cool for its time. It had good music from White Zombie, it had fatalities the were fun to watch, and it gave us 3DO owners an actual fighting game that was decent and exclusive to play. Sure it's not SUPER Street Fighter 2 Turbo, but it was still pretty cool for its time.
Paragon was really really good! Unfortunately they prioritized the small competitive players with to many small balance changes to Champs, instead of real good match making. Beginners could end up playing with someone whom have played from the start. Play 3 games and go 0 / 22 and you will quit. Which ment that the game died by itself. To bad; I really miss it. It was a great cross platform game.
The core gameplay was incredibly fun. Was pretty much a very strategic arena shooter with MOBA objectives and in-match progression. The og deck system was way more custimizable, however stats and effects were luckluster, it just needed rebalancing and more interesting passives/actives to work well, which was what the update brought at the expense of fine tuning. Blame large game companies being run by people entirely and solely focused on easy and quick revenue for Paragon's earlydemise.
This was actually good that these AAA game developers fail as there is nothing wrong in failure. Usually people tend to learn more from their failure and I would say this probably goes with game developers as well.
Hilariously, two years ago someone got me a bunch of bargain-bin games. It included Fuse, Ninja Blade and Earth Defense Force. Three extremes of the "looks good, plays good, replayable" triangle.
I never complained about the og map, I loved it, I didn't like the map or card rework, in my mind they never had to change those, they just to focus on the balancing of heroes. Countes was bae and Grux... let's just say that I had to much fun with Grux at release. Man, I almost had a breakdown when they mentioned Paragon, I long for them to some day go back to it, the reworks are shit in comparation.
Wow its nice to see paragon on the list , put alot of hours into the once brilliant game . I miss this game but have hopes for the future projects that small developers are working on
@@hugoyanick9319 good coz ive tried other mobas like smite, genisis and league if legends but nithing compares to paragon in my eyes , when you have your fav character Lt.Belica ....
@@zigsteenine8650 to see paragon in any list is nice tbh . Love the game an miss the game an good or bad if people talk about it mean people know bout an maybe it would get noticed more . I see what what your saying an yeah seems dumb but just nice to see an hear about it . Shame epic didnt see the potential it had
I played it on 360 so maybe It was either a crap port or my xbox was being iffy. Cause i had similar problems with Ninja Gaiden 2. That said, the QTEs were a little much and it seemed like a Gaiden copy, but hey, i loved Saints Row 1. A copy of good can still be good :P
Fallout 76 should be on this list. They made a game no one wanted then blamed it on multiplayer saying it didn't work in Fallout (and by extension elder scrolls). They made Fallout into a looter shooter when all people wanted was a normal Fallout game with co op. Really sucks that 76 failing at launch will probably prevent us from getting a co op Elder Scrolls game (not ESO that is an MMO, I mean just co op)
I want to play 76 but I want to do it alone and not have someone come and ruin my experience on purpose just because they can. Or that if you want to play by yourself pay $12 a month. It really should have been in the list
Fallout 76 has been my favorite game of 21. Most people are really helpful. Definitely nothing like playing rdo or gta. I can spend hours collecting junk and chems just to stock in my vending machine to sell. And I solo all the time. The only time you really need to work together is for the “events” that a person can totally ignore if they want to.
I think people tend to forget just how different the arcade era of the 80s and 90s are from consoles. Mortal Combat was not the only fighting game. Even WWF had a Wrestle Mania game
I still remember the 1st time I played Paragon and got excited to play again the next day only to realize that the game is shutting down. it took me about 3 days to download that game with my internet speed at that time lol. good times.
You know what is super annoying in Bioware games? The dialogue options can be extremely deceiving. Think of The Wolf Among Us 'glass him' when you don't know what glassing someone means. Hell, there are mods for Dragon Age out there that tell you what the dialogue is actually going to be because otherwise you might pick a choice you'll regret.
I always say this and stand by my statement, if paragon started how it ended(monolith > legacy) and ended where it started(legacy > monolith) it would be an ESPORT game to this day! It had the potential. So much god damn potential!
For me, the most painful about From software is the thing they did with Tenchu saga ... still hurts, it was one of my favorite games. Even with Sekiro's first teaser trailer, for a moment I thought they would finally give a closure to the Tenchu story but nope and don't get me wrong, Sekiro is an excellent game... but ooh I miss those games
I loved the first tenchu on ps1 it was brilliant ...if you want a game that plays quite similarly try aragami 2 off xbox gamepass....it plays very like tenchu...graphics arnt great but the game play is quite slick and you can play form master ninja system similar to tenchu :-)
I adored Tenchu, the gameplay was awesome for the time and the voice acting was absolutely hilarious, even back then when games dialogue was awful (Resident Evil was around the same time) it stood out as being especially naff, and I loved it for that. If you haven't already tried it, check out Aragami, or even better, Aragami 2. Closest thing to Tenchu I've ever played, very very much like it. I had a real nostalgia hit playing through #2 recently, it just lacked the bad voice acting and wacky wobbly boss fights
Paragon would have taken over League of Legend’s throne easily in a short time, it already came at number 2 if I remember correctly as the most played MOBA game in 2016, but needed better attention. The management destroyed it. And Fortnite finished the job as it got em’ more money. Paragon had some of the best graphics and mechanics in the world in 2016, was on another level and was something unexpected for MOBA genre and Multiplayer games.
Armored Core 1 & 2 were amazing games. Some of the best memories I have of gaming come from playing those games both in their singleplayer campaigns and PvP. Even went so far as to link Playstations and use 2 TVs for the first one a few times.
8:39 I don't even understand how this makes sense with the player model, like when they aim the perspective doesn't change, it's just a zoom in and a gun overlay. it hurts my head just watching it.
Not only did they constantly change everything in paragon, they completely ignored the fanbases Requests, consistently ruining they're own game and not seeing how much the fanbase was not enjoying it
I may b one of the few ppl in the world that doesn’t like fortnite or pretty much any online multiplayer games lol…I’m a dinosaur from a far away time that prefers couch co op and actually having a “real” friend to sit with n play like the olden days..but loved the vid man as usual👍
Wow, I forgot about Ninja Blade. I didn't know it was made by From Software. FUSE, ah yes, the promising game that ended up as horrible game that seemingly changed its cool idea into a game designed to fit the current trends at the time.
Resident Evil Operation Racoon City is good if you remove the Resident Evil from its title. No seriously that game is so unique and there's nothing like it, and I like the you vs zombies vs AI mechanic. Its basically a 3 way skirmish
I remember when it 1st came out, I was pretty excited, HUNK, Leon, back on the RC streets, but ya extremely disappointed, like 6 missions, I feel if they put another solid year into it, it would've went crazy cause like the idea of your teammates getting infected and then turning against you was pretty fire, but ya felt rushed
I remember when this game first came out, I had my father buy it for me. It was so terrible that when I tried to play it,and was so disappointed it it, my father vowed to never buy me another game. This was a wretched game
Bringing up Paragon really hit hard... Really loved the first iteration of the game. Would have followed it to the end. Paragon could have legitimately been huge. But yeah. Constant reworks, each worse than the last. And then Fortnite. 😐 *Sigh*
Because it isn't actually bad? Modern Fallout manages to decently translate into the MMO platform. Most of the things that hurt 76 are the same things that hurt all other MMOs.
76 is actually a lot of fun at this point. I got it the day it released and was really disappointed and quit but I came back 3 years on and it’s actually a pretty awesome game now.
Paragon was good when it started. After too many adds and takeaways the balance ended up being off. When it started it felt like you could use any character. After that certain characters became almost necessary to win a match. I would try it again if it came back though
Years down the road, I think I can finally say this. Working QA for "Devil's Turd" at Nintendo of America not only ended any desire for working for them ever again, but ended my career in game development altogether. When I consider that my first two projects in the game industry were testing "LOZ: Ocarina of Time" and "Pokemon Yellow" and finally ending up on that.... (any further discussion would be a violation of my NDA other than to say in my personal opinion it was an awful game, with a main story that seemed written as validation for people who hate games.)
Dude, I would never work for Nintendo of America so long as Reggie was in charge. Holy crap, so many bad decisions were made under his command that borderline made me almost give up on Nintendo entirely. So glad they have since wised up. I can't blame you for walking, I would do the same.
Everyone talks about how they miss Paragon, but then when you talk to someone about Paragon they complain about the card system, I personally loved the card system and I really didn't mind the massive revamps they were doing with the systems, there was occasionally bad ones that were more bugs. like deathcrawler/Grux 1-shotting people, but overall I wish the game stuck around. there are a few remakes using Paragons assets in the works, but they look like they're just trying really hard to take out the cards and make it into items like all other MOBAS because most MOBA players don't wanna learn things they just want more of the same MOBAS they've been already playing and is the reason the new reworked Paragon games aren't going to last People remember Paragon being awesome, and that means the systems that people complained about probably had something to do with that feeling, as much as alot of them want to say the card system was garbage, if you take that away, the game was no longer a unique experience, it was just a 3rd person moba
10. Ninja Blade 9. Fuse 8. Paragon 7. Devils Third 6. Sonic Chronicles 5. Artifact 4. Umbrella Corps 3. The Quiet Man 2. Sonic The Hedgehog Genesis 1. Way Of The Warrior You're Welcome 😀
Yeah, the packaging of Fuse looked pretty cool so I got it... but the game was pretty boring, it wasn't a bad game by any means, but it was completely forgettable and I didn't see a reason to play it after I completed it once.
man... I'm so bummed about Umbrella Corps, cause I KEEP saying RE6 had THE BEST ACTION and satisfying gameplay and SHOULD been a NEW action game instead of attached to RE, where I loved Operation Racoon City, because it had that feeling (in the vain of Tenchu Z and AC:Unity) with the optimal dungeon diving, only its co op action.
" So in the span of two months FromSoftware released one of their worst games, and a classic" Ninja blade: January 29th Demon Souls: February 5th Two months??
I was going to not point out any glaring flaws in this vid until a 3rd person shooter was repeatedly labeled an "FPS". My theory that Gameranx purposefully inserts such easy-to-spot errors in order to generate comments (like this one) continues to gain momentum. Your evil plan has worked, Falcon. Not only have I commented here, but you've ensured I watch every video and comment about every obvious mistake in the script. I salute your cunning, sir.
7:55 man, these days "Critic reviews" don't mean literally anything. These reviewers aren't criticizing games and just basically praising everything all the time. More independent source such as youtubers or friends are way way better indicator of game quality.
Wait, no Blizzard reference? VGC : Diablo Immortal’s score now means Blizzard has achieved the unenviable feat of releasing 0.X user-scored games in three subsequent years (2020- Warcraft III: Reforged, 2021-re-release of World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade and 2022-Diablo Immortal).
To be fair with it, it was supposed to be very experimental, and sold for cheap, so I have nothing against it. It's just a failed attempt at something new.
I just have to say, I love how you properly pronounced Sekiro. The bane of my existence is hearing people try to say the title of that game and just absolutely butchering it. Especially if the commentator has a British accent, it's like nails on a chalkboard for me. So again, thank you. Sincerely, from somebody who thinks it's really not that hard to say Sekiro.
Aw man, I really liked Fuse. I played it with my sister a lot. When I got a PC, I was hoping it was available on steam, but they never made enough money to port it to PC :(
As most comments here already stated:
Paragon was one of the best games ever... i miss that game so much.
EAs Anthem should be number one on this list
And the division
yeah bad take from falcon on paragon.
Definitely and Evolve as well
I'd like to throw in a nomination for Fallout 76 as well
I loved paragon for a few months! It was a great game, but yeah, I stopped playing after a big update that changed everything. I was away on holidays for 2 weeks and when I got back, everything I knew about the game had changed and I wasn't bothered relearning so I just stopped playing.
Man I miss Paragon. I always saw it more of a introductory to MOBAs and visually beautiful. I'm glad some peeps picked it up and are bringing it back with Predecessor
I loved paragon… it’s coming back you say? Nice 👍
Paragon is the reason why i got into MOBAs. sad we had to see it go but clearly Epic didn't know what they wanted to do with the game
@@tetrahedron4990 same here. Paragon got me into MOBAs too, and Paragon was my favourite
Where my Crunch mains at
I miss shinbi and iggy n scorch. Grux 😭 all of em lol
Honestly EA alone could fill this list.
Seriously, EA has such an "exquisite" record
ah come on! EA has some amazing games such as.... umm..... well...
@@theunhappygamer1744 i know this is a joke but battlefront 2 and battlefield games are so good
Or Ubisoft
@@Debit1 and skate
Know what sucks? You can now add Rockstar's GTA The Definitive Edition to that list... Hurts to even say that.
It wins the No.1 spot... easily...
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Affirmative, man
What exaktlys wrong w it ? Last i chekked the only thing wrong were small tekhnikal things
@@buttholesavior1364 it's easier to list what isn't wrong with it:
The game runs, most of the time... The other "small technical things" weren't in the original game ~20 years ago, that's the huge elephant in the room. They did a disservice to the actual trilogy by releasing this in this very early pre alpha stage.
@@MLWJ1993 it seems better the normal ps4 port of the original trilogy so many bugs, terrible kontrols to the point where its game breaking (like the mission where ur shooting from the helikoptor on vice city or the sniper mission on gta 3) and everytime u die u lose all ur weapons, is that in the definitive edition ?
To play Paragon (before removing the card system), was to love Paragon. They should have listened to the fans and kept it going. I’ll never forget how much fun I had playing on a team with my friends all in the same room (I used my pc and they would bring their ps4s. Yea it was crossplay before it was cool). I remember I took a break from it to beat BotW, and when I came back it was the last week left. I played until the servers wheels fell off.
Yeah ibought the founders pack. At first they didnt listen to fans, and then they over did it. Made the map smaller AND increased movement speed. Matches Went from going on to long to too short. It was a real shame.
God damn did I LOVE Paragon...I miss it so much
Well, then come on board to Overprime and/or Predecessor.
Both should be released soon this year and are both practically the classic Paragon we all loved.
I did miss playing it but I didn't know it would shut down then I was offline 2 yeas ago
Paragon will be playable again, look for "predecessor" it's the new name and the small team working on it are wanting to fully bring back the game
The fact that most of the top comments are related to Paragon (in a positive manner) tells me we need Paragon.
IT will come Back a German UA-camr WHO Player as Form prereleas Till the end bought IT and found a Studio WHO is Wirkung in IT 😁😁
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@@meliodasow3810 Rapsplay
It was a very fun game I don't know why they trashed it so much in the video but it was really fun I do remember there were some changes to make it more noob friendly but it had some interesting characters it was ran way better than smite on console especially on console it was the best MOBA you could play.
I'm so disappointed they shut it down like I still have a special theme because I played the beta it was awesome I love that game I felt like they truly did care about how it played on console and how you would use your skills and they cared about the button mapping and made sure it didn't feel unnatural if you weren't a MOBA specialist on console so it was very welcoming with a pretty high skill floor if you wanted to try it was genuinely one of the best games that I wish was still around.
@@lostnemesis wholeheartedly agree !
I thought Epic just screwed Paragon in every possible way, even tho it was excellent in the beginning?
When they put that first rework in the game started going downhill. So much of the fun disappeared at that point and kept going on from there. The only MOBA I ever enjoyed.
I used to love the game what a shame😔
i played predecessor in a closed alpha and it was close to the old school paragon so there is some hope.
They left Paragon so they can focus on the toxic battle royale game that kids love so they can milk money on them.
I loved the first map with defensive dunks. The second map was ok, but it needed a better item setup because the cards only made sense in the first map.
I played Paragon. And in honesty it wasn't the worst MOBA game. It was a better alternative to Smite. And I heavily miss Paragon.
Paragon was the game that got me and many friends into moba’s. Will forever have a special place in my heart
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Same. It is still the only MOBA I have ever had any interest in.
Me too bud. Me too.
RIP Paragon
Same bro same
How did Paragon, a game so loved by it's close net community that it has 2 different publishers remaking it, make this list but Anthem, the single greatest disappointment in gaming history in my personal opinion, not make it at all? This list blows my mind that it was excluded.
yes. anthem literally didnt have time to get dunked on, it just went silent from the devs and community when it released.
Greatest disappointment? I just think nobody really cared. I know I didn’t. Just hearing that BioWare was making a looter shooter instead of a RPG was sad.
EA paid them off
Close knit*
Many games weren't on this single list of poor to bad games this could be one of many list,s of bad games🤔
When it comes to Mass Effect Andromeda, you have to remember it wasn't made by the real BioWare, but by some shoddy newbie team that had no connection to BioWare, but was named "BioWare Montreal" by EA so that they could make use of the studio name. Too bad they only ended up hurting the name.
Right? Ruined a lot of names with that one
ME:A is another one that gets a lot of flak where I can only respond with "why?" It played no worse than any other ME game and did provide an interesting pioneering feel to the world.
we saw Anthem that was made by the main Bioware, including some big names that worked in older Mass Effect and Dragon Age. the Bioware that made Dragon Age Origins doesn't exist anymore. the current Bioware is just in name. they use the same name to sell their games to clueless Bioware fanboys. don't have hopes for Mass Effect and Dragon Age sequels.
@@joshc5309 Same thought. I had zero problems with Andromeda. I didn't even have any major glitches, and maybe only one or two crashes. If they insisted on putting a Bioware game here, it should have been Anthem, which is the only game I can think of that actually had hard issues from them.
@@joshc5309 The early open world is wide as an ocean and deep as a puddle, the later linear areas feel pretty carelessly slapped together, likely because they had built towards the game being fully open world but suddenly budgetary and time constraints put an end to that.
The main story is aggressively mediocre, most of the side activity is straight up busy work with no sense of purpose and no interesting causal relationships with the world.
The characters are weakly developed and feel rushed. I literally can't bring a single one to mind, whereas I still remember all of them quite well from previous entries, and did well before any replays.
The enemies are plain ass boring narratively compared to previous threats in the series, and felt like the designers went, "what if we do the Covenant, but in Mass Effect?"
When it released there were a multitude of game breaking and immersion breaking bugs, although to their credit they did fix most of them.. like a year after release.
Ultimately not the worst game I've played after all the fixes, but it had plenty to dislike too. It had its moments and was okay for a single run. It's still by far the worst Mass Effect game. I'll probably never play it again, whereas I've played each previous entry 3-4 times.
Paragon was awesome. And it's a shame what they did to it.
The most fun I've ever had playing a game.
Agree
Agreed
Miss you guys
Agreed best moba i have played!
Paragon was the only MOBA I actually enjoyed playing and was invested in. I've tried Dota and LoL but didn't really like them for some reason, but Paragon was really fun for me. I still miss it.
playing regular MOBAs after Paragon felt kinda lame not gonna lie.
☝️
Paragon was incredible. I had more fun with that game as a multiplayer than any other game I’ve played, period. I wish they would have ran with it and set aside some resources to keep it going. Unfortunately I did end up enjoying fortnite, especially as a father whose son has really enjoyed fortnite at times.
Paragon is getting a new release under the name of Predecessor and tbh same I absolutely loved Paragon. If you're on PC then there's stress tests from time to time which you can sign up to
It's funny to see Sonic Chronicles on this list because I just watched an interview with Mike Darrah the project lead, and he said it was one of his favorite games to work on simply because the team was really small and agile and they didn't have a ton of pressure by Sega to make it a certain way. He did say it's not their best game, but it was his favorite in terms of development.
it had ambition, but that was about it.
Paragon was freaking awesome! !!! Loved the variety of characters. The changes with all those cards was weird but the game play was great. 3rd person action MOBA with detailed graphics!
I actually loved paragon but it just didn’t land correctly and the cards made it worse. Hopefully the revamp and the people who bought the IP for paragon. If I’m remembering what happened to it correctly
Nobody purchased it, they released the assets and there are three games currently being made using those assets
@@Richard-zu3gz 4*
Man… Paragon was awesome towards the beginning, and I liked the new card system. But the execution of minions was a bad decision. Definitely mishandled, and i really miss the game because I think they could’ve made it incredible.
Paragon was such a fun game. My friend and I cried when the game closed its doors.
I feel the same way My friend- and on top it hurts even more when i think about how much skins i‘ve bought
Man I really liked paragon as well it was the only Moba i was interested in.
Same bro it needs to come back. It was a moba that I truly enjoyed
"The Quiet Man" sounds like something that could be really awesome if it was redone properly (pun not intended). Beef up combat a little bit, lean heavier on the supernatural elements, maybe the protagonist is a medium, and despite being deaf to normal life, he can hear ghosts and demons. It could be a lot more in line with something like The Exorcist or maybe even Resident Evil, where you only have limited ways to deal with problems, or possibly a slightly more grounded DMC, with some flashy magic combat and supernatural interaction, but keeping some of those serious tones in there to give it some depth. I don't know, I'd love to give that sort of thing a shot if I actually knew anything about programming.
I think they updated it to have some sounds or new game+ or something because you didn´t hear the dialog and couldn´t follow the story. You are right with the supernatural stuff. If deaf or blind people have the other senses to be stronger it would have totally made sense a deaf guy would have better super natural powers than others. For example he could have "heard" spiritual stuff others would have mistook as some background noise.
@@P4nzerk93 On release (if I remember right) it was the second play thru that gave sound. Which asks a lot of a player if the gameplay isn't strong enough to carry the game the first time around.
I posit that "A Quiet Man" is why you haven't seen a Daredevil game, even though it's a completely different limitation, it still doesn't translate well to the player. Just like having virtually no audio in AQM, a DD game would look like SuperHot, but without a great reason to.
@@joshc5309 idk nowadays with so many games having some sort of super sense or second sight they could make a DD game where the regular gameplay looks normal but you can activate a daredevil sense to "see" hidden enemies or objects
@@Captaincory1 Yeah, to a sense. The key is to make it immersive to the perspective of Daredevil. Would need a combination of other senses to counter the lack of direct sight.
Of course, if Daredevil were a side character in an Avengers or Defenders kind of game, you could get away with a lot more.
“It was a massive public failure for valve and they rarely fail at anything”
* *looks at Steam Machine, Steam Controller, Ricochet 2, Steam Link, Day of Defeat Source, Alien Swarm*
Paragon was cool as fuck. Amazing idea , horrible execution
Miss you
the execution was fine until they completely overhauled the card system instead of rebalancing stats and coming up with better passives and actives on the main cards or even bonuses for sets (like bouns stats or effects for completing a certain combo of cards) completion. The activation of bonus effects/stats for completing a card was awesome and added depth to early and mid game strategies.
"In the span of two months, FROM SOFTWARE released..." Jan. 29 - Feb 5th is less than a week mate, not two months. They managed to release one of their worst, and one of their best games in a week lol
Same thought
I guess it shows which title they put more effort and time into
It's a week, consecutive Thursdays.
@@holstorrsceadus1990 Ah, k. Thanks for checking what day those dates were, I guess. You were far more dedicated to the technicality of it being less than/exactly a week than I was. The point was that it wasn't two months.
Ninja blade was awesome
I'm glad to see some love for Paragon in the comment section. When I heard Falcon's voice even just mention it (Falcon who has been really off for the past few vids he's in imo) I yanked my page down to the comments, I had a toddler's freakout, damn near... oof..
I’m visibly upset hahah. This game deserves so much more in so many aspects
I was surprised Falcon put it on the list too. Paragon was an underrated hidden gem in my opinion, that I still yearn to play years later and probably will for a long time.
Same. I was watching on my TV and immediately pulled my phone out to see the comments. I also peep that Razgriz patch you have. I see you too have exquisite taste in gaming.
Me who saw seraths head
@@kehbab Aw shit, you right, you right.. I thought it was the statue of liberty or something...
R.I.P Paragon. I played from legacy map to monolith. It just kept going down hill and becoming more and more simplified. Legacy card system was so cool and unique and very customizable. I miss it so much. I would play at least 5 matches everyday.
I still miss my Iggy.......
Way of the Warrior was actually cool for its time. It had good music from White Zombie, it had fatalities the were fun to watch, and it gave us 3DO owners an actual fighting game that was decent and exclusive to play. Sure it's not SUPER Street Fighter 2 Turbo, but it was still pretty cool for its time.
I absolutely loved paragon, I was so sad when they shut it down😫
Me too..
You're not alone
They Re-released that game, it was call Predecessor...
@@TiMERZ they didnt re release anything, different studios are making new games based on paragon
Guys you know when you have diarrhea but it doesn’t hurt when it comes out it’s so gross and satisfying mehn.
Paragon was really really good! Unfortunately they prioritized the small competitive players with to many small balance changes to Champs, instead of real good match making. Beginners could end up playing with someone whom have played from the start. Play 3 games and go 0 / 22 and you will quit. Which ment that the game died by itself. To bad; I really miss it. It was a great cross platform game.
man Paragon was amazing, even after the deck system rework I still loved it
The core gameplay was incredibly fun. Was pretty much a very strategic arena shooter with MOBA objectives and in-match progression.
The og deck system was way more custimizable, however stats and effects were luckluster, it just needed rebalancing and more interesting passives/actives to work well, which was what the update brought at the expense of fine tuning.
Blame large game companies being run by people entirely and solely focused on easy and quick revenue for Paragon's earlydemise.
It was so slooooooooow
This was actually good that these AAA game developers fail as there is nothing wrong in failure. Usually people tend to learn more from their failure and I would say this probably goes with game developers as well.
Not Sonic Team and SEGA apparently
Hilariously, two years ago someone got me a bunch of bargain-bin games.
It included Fuse, Ninja Blade and Earth Defense Force.
Three extremes of the "looks good, plays good, replayable" triangle.
wow...hilarious...
Paragon was legit until the card rework and then the eventual map change to cater to console players.
I never complained about the og map, I loved it, I didn't like the map or card rework, in my mind they never had to change those, they just to focus on the balancing of heroes. Countes was bae and Grux... let's just say that I had to much fun with Grux at release. Man, I almost had a breakdown when they mentioned Paragon, I long for them to some day go back to it, the reworks are shit in comparation.
add new world too pls
Seriously my husband and our friends were just talking about Paragon. It was a lot of fun until the end, when they kept changing it every week.
Card rework was good af
@@Gravy1255 Apparently not if that's one of the things that got it terminated
Can't wait for another vid like this in the future that features "Tom Clancy's" XDefiant lol
Everything about that game screams bad
Breakpoint was also trash
Its name literally is XD (😆)
You're idea is garbage.
@@shen-long9082 Your grammar is garbage, champ
Wow its nice to see paragon on the list , put alot of hours into the once brilliant game . I miss this game but have hopes for the future projects that small developers are working on
Predecessor is promising and will be free (:
@@hugoyanick9319 good coz ive tried other mobas like smite, genisis and league if legends but nithing compares to paragon in my eyes , when you have your fav character Lt.Belica ....
Predecessor is almost there... the last few weeks they've been on fire.
Why would it be nice to see a game you liked on a list of “worst games”💀
@@zigsteenine8650 to see paragon in any list is nice tbh . Love the game an miss the game an good or bad if people talk about it mean people know bout an maybe it would get noticed more . I see what what your saying an yeah seems dumb but just nice to see an hear about it . Shame epic didnt see the potential it had
I think it's about time to update this list with the GTA trilogy.
The "Definitive(ly Worse) Edition". XD
8:12 Had to do a double take on when the video released given the pic of that sub and recent events of... titanic proportions.
That sure looks like the Titan right next to it.
I actually liked Ninja Blade when it wasn’t crashing and the saves weren’t corrupting.
Yeah I played ninja blade back 2012 and i didn't face any crashes or save corruption. And my laptop was pretty ancient back then.
I got the Perfect Ten Achievement on Ninja Blade.
I played it on 360 so maybe It was either a crap port or my xbox was being iffy. Cause i had similar problems with Ninja Gaiden 2. That said, the QTEs were a little much and it seemed like a Gaiden copy, but hey, i loved Saints Row 1. A copy of good can still be good :P
I had fun with it too
Fun fact, the spider boss in ninja blade is the same one as in Demon's souls.
Let’s not forget that in Umbrella Corps, your movement speed does not change based on stance. You will go as fast prone as do when you are walking.
Fallout 76 should be on this list. They made a game no one wanted then blamed it on multiplayer saying it didn't work in Fallout (and by extension elder scrolls). They made Fallout into a looter shooter when all people wanted was a normal Fallout game with co op. Really sucks that 76 failing at launch will probably prevent us from getting a co op Elder Scrolls game (not ESO that is an MMO, I mean just co op)
The great canvas shortage
I want to play 76 but I want to do it alone and not have someone come and ruin my experience on purpose just because they can. Or that if you want to play by yourself pay $12 a month. It really should have been in the list
@@The-Rhino411
Try the game again. No one trolls. It’s actually pretty good now until you reach the sky
Fallout 76 has been my favorite game of 21. Most people are really helpful. Definitely nothing like playing rdo or gta. I can spend hours collecting junk and chems just to stock in my vending machine to sell. And I solo all the time. The only time you really need to work together is for the “events” that a person can totally ignore if they want to.
I think fallout 76 and elder scrolls online is ok but there not fun as a mmo with out friends and some times it be good not to be in a public sever
I think people tend to forget just how different the arcade era of the 80s and 90s are from consoles.
Mortal Combat was not the only fighting game. Even WWF had a Wrestle Mania game
Kombat*
I actually remember Fuse. My older brother was saving for a PS4, and he gave his PS3 to me and the first game i bought for it was Fuse.
Suggestions: 10 games critics said sucked that turned out to be great.
Will request until it's made lol.
Day 1 out of unknown
I second this request
what games would you add? im just curious.
@@rattlingmender1648 mad max or even some games like Lost planet
Good idea
Gotta say that Days Gone should top that list.
I remember Fuze. My best friend and I played it and really wished it was longer or a sequel was done because it was kind of fun when Co-op'd.
I still remember the 1st time I played Paragon and got excited to play again the next day only to realize that the game is shutting down. it took me about 3 days to download that game with my internet speed at that time lol. good times.
The Sonic Genesis issue was simple: The GBA didn't have Blast Processing. Sega Does, Nintendon't.
Damn. Poor Genesis fans and their Blast Processing unit...
I remember an old friend preaching this to me back in those days.
You know what is super annoying in Bioware games? The dialogue options can be extremely deceiving. Think of The Wolf Among Us 'glass him' when you don't know what glassing someone means. Hell, there are mods for Dragon Age out there that tell you what the dialogue is actually going to be because otherwise you might pick a choice you'll regret.
And somehow, many times you can't save just before the dialogue, so...yup.
I always say this and stand by my statement, if paragon started how it ended(monolith > legacy) and ended where it started(legacy > monolith) it would be an ESPORT game to this day! It had the potential. So much god damn potential!
True! The latest changes they made made it feel like a poor Smite clone. The first versions were fun and more unique.
For me, the most painful about From software is the thing they did with Tenchu saga ... still hurts, it was one of my favorite games. Even with Sekiro's first teaser trailer, for a moment I thought they would finally give a closure to the Tenchu story but nope and don't get me wrong, Sekiro is an excellent game... but ooh I miss those games
Im with ya there. I'd love a new tenchu, or even a complete remake of Wrath of Heaven.
Yeah that's so true
I loved the first tenchu on ps1 it was brilliant ...if you want a game that plays quite similarly try aragami 2 off xbox gamepass....it plays very like tenchu...graphics arnt great but the game play is quite slick and you can play form master ninja system similar to tenchu :-)
I adored Tenchu, the gameplay was awesome for the time and the voice acting was absolutely hilarious, even back then when games dialogue was awful (Resident Evil was around the same time) it stood out as being especially naff, and I loved it for that.
If you haven't already tried it, check out Aragami, or even better, Aragami 2. Closest thing to Tenchu I've ever played, very very much like it. I had a real nostalgia hit playing through #2 recently, it just lacked the bad voice acting and wacky wobbly boss fights
Ninja Blade was awesome totally hidden gem an a future successor to OTAGI...
Right! I hate that its not backcompat yet cuz i still have my copy of it. I was shocked he put this one on the list
Exactly, definetly waiting for the BC patch that includes it.
@@0JayDoubleU The last BC game was Asura's Wrath. When that was announced, it was announced as being the final BC game from the 360/OG Xbox.
@@StageRight123 Dang oh well
Otogi 1 and 2 were amazing!
If you look into the development of what became Fuse, the amount of publisher interference is outstanding even for EA.
Paragon would have taken over League of Legend’s throne easily in a short time, it already came at number 2 if I remember correctly as the most played MOBA game in 2016, but needed better attention. The management destroyed it. And Fortnite finished the job as it got em’ more money. Paragon had some of the best graphics and mechanics in the world in 2016, was on another level and was something unexpected for MOBA genre and Multiplayer games.
Is anyone going to tell Falcon that the difference between ninja blade and demons souls is less than a week and not 2 months? Or should I?
I remember Fuse, it was fun because it was 4 player co-op.
Halo was 4 player co Op too
Calling ninja blade a bad game is the most SHOCKING thing on here
Indeed.
Ninja blade was low key good.
I loved it as a kid
@@AllThingsInfamous1 underappreciated, then and now.
Seriously, what the fuck gameranx.
Armored Core 1 & 2 were amazing games. Some of the best memories I have of gaming come from playing those games both in their singleplayer campaigns and PvP. Even went so far as to link Playstations and use 2 TVs for the first one a few times.
Same here, liked the series less and less though as it went on.
8:39 I don't even understand how this makes sense with the player model, like when they aim the perspective doesn't change, it's just a zoom in and a gun overlay. it hurts my head just watching it.
Paragon was actually awesome.
You're a hardcore LOZ fan?
@@philithegamer8265 yeah I like me some LoZ
Not only did they constantly change everything in paragon, they completely ignored the fanbases Requests, consistently ruining they're own game and not seeing how much the fanbase was not enjoying it
That fucking sucks.
I may b one of the few ppl in the world that doesn’t like fortnite or pretty much any online multiplayer games lol…I’m a dinosaur from a far away time that prefers couch co op and actually having a “real” friend to sit with n play like the olden days..but loved the vid man as usual👍
Definitely not alone there, used to love when my friend would come over with a ps2 game we could play co op on, online is great but I miss those days
I hate fortnite too. Im 36, i expect more from gaming than shitty gameplay and kiddy gimmicks
The next best thing is party chat with a friend but it's not the same as couch co op
No you're right, Fortnite is dog dhit.
TBH single players stories is where its at thoo
I played Sonic on my ds as a kid and loved it. Never got past a certain level but I loved the world and the fighting mechanics🤷♀
Wow, I forgot about Ninja Blade. I didn't know it was made by From Software.
FUSE, ah yes, the promising game that ended up as horrible game that seemingly changed its cool idea into a game designed to fit the current trends at the time.
Resident Evil Operation Racoon City is good if you remove the Resident Evil from its title. No seriously that game is so unique and there's nothing like it, and I like the you vs zombies vs AI mechanic. Its basically a 3 way skirmish
It’s dogshit
That’s not unique. Just off the top of my head you get that with halo, half life..damn..just loads and they’re not even little unknown titles.
I remember when it 1st came out, I was pretty excited, HUNK, Leon, back on the RC streets, but ya extremely disappointed, like 6 missions, I feel if they put another solid year into it, it would've went crazy cause like the idea of your teammates getting infected and then turning against you was pretty fire, but ya felt rushed
I remember when this game first came out, I had my father buy it for me. It was so terrible that when I tried to play it,and was so disappointed it it, my father vowed to never buy me another game. This was a wretched game
I had a shit load of fun playing it co op people are just jaded lol
The Bouncer by Square Enix also would have been a good choice for this list.
The Bouncer was one of my favourite games on PS2.
@@nicktubby9710 I’m sorry. It was also one of my favorites, but looking back on it, it was hot garbage.
That game was my first preorder disappointment
@@fortunatojones Omg I remember playing that, loved the soundtrack but everything else does not hold up hahaha
@@mitochondria3873 I want to say I bought it from my cousin. I enjoyed it at the time, but looking back, it sucked so hard.
Bringing up Paragon really hit hard...
Really loved the first iteration of the game.
Would have followed it to the end.
Paragon could have legitimately been huge.
But yeah.
Constant reworks, each worse than the last.
And then Fortnite. 😐 *Sigh*
2:59 did the E from the EA logo just have an explosive fart...?
Nice soundtrack to vid. Falcon you're the best!
How could Fallout76 not make the list? It should have at least been close to the top, if not #1.
Because it isn't actually bad? Modern Fallout manages to decently translate into the MMO platform. Most of the things that hurt 76 are the same things that hurt all other MMOs.
76 is actually a lot of fun at this point. I got it the day it released and was really disappointed and quit but I came back 3 years on and it’s actually a pretty awesome game now.
I watched the grumps play Devils third, it was so hillarious xD
I honestly want to give the game a chance on my own, but I feel like it won't live up to the Grumps' playthrough
Paragon was good when it started. After too many adds and takeaways the balance ended up being off. When it started it felt like you could use any character. After that certain characters became almost necessary to win a match. I would try it again if it came back though
Years down the road, I think I can finally say this. Working QA for "Devil's Turd" at Nintendo of America not only ended any desire for working for them ever again, but ended my career in game development altogether. When I consider that my first two projects in the game industry were testing "LOZ: Ocarina of Time" and "Pokemon Yellow" and finally ending up on that.... (any further discussion would be a violation of my NDA other than to say in my personal opinion it was an awful game, with a main story that seemed written as validation for people who hate games.)
>_> unpopular opinion, but it's one of my favorite Wiiu games, it's just so rediculous and over the top xD, wish I got to play the multiplayer though.
Dude, I would never work for Nintendo of America so long as Reggie was in charge. Holy crap, so many bad decisions were made under his command that borderline made me almost give up on Nintendo entirely. So glad they have since wised up. I can't blame you for walking, I would do the same.
Everyone talks about how they miss Paragon, but then when you talk to someone about Paragon they complain about the card system, I personally loved the card system and I really didn't mind the massive revamps they were doing with the systems, there was occasionally bad ones that were more bugs. like deathcrawler/Grux 1-shotting people, but overall I wish the game stuck around.
there are a few remakes using Paragons assets in the works, but they look like they're just trying really hard to take out the cards and make it into items like all other MOBAS
because most MOBA players don't wanna learn things they just want more of the same MOBAS they've been already playing
and is the reason the new reworked Paragon games aren't going to last
People remember Paragon being awesome, and that means the systems that people complained about probably had something to do with that feeling, as much as alot of them want to say the card system was garbage, if you take that away, the game was no longer a unique experience, it was just a 3rd person moba
Paragon was dissapointing, had high hopes for it
Nah paragon was actually good tbh
Ah, yes. I remember those halcyon days when it was surprising to be disappointed by Bioware.
Well they did release Anthem so...
Yup. 👍 "Bioware can do no wrong."
Kinda like:
"Medal of Honor is gonna be around forever."
Hey, woh, Paragon was pretty good!!
10. Ninja Blade
9. Fuse
8. Paragon
7. Devils Third
6. Sonic Chronicles
5. Artifact
4. Umbrella Corps
3. The Quiet Man
2. Sonic The Hedgehog Genesis
1. Way Of The Warrior
You're Welcome 😀
Yeah, the packaging of Fuse looked pretty cool so I got it... but the game was pretty boring, it wasn't a bad game by any means, but it was completely forgettable and I didn't see a reason to play it after I completed it once.
Imagine not putting Metal Gear Survive in #1
I miss Paragon. It was a great game, it's the only MOBA I truly enjoyed. I hope Predecessor can capture what made Paragon so great and enjoyable.
Paragon was awesome. Just didn’t get enough backing
Exactly. Better advertising and game direction and it would be esports 100% right now
How could you make a list like this but not include Brink? That game was so hyped up, and then underdelivered in EVERY aspect.
man... I'm so bummed about Umbrella Corps, cause I KEEP saying RE6 had THE BEST ACTION and satisfying gameplay and SHOULD been a NEW action game instead of attached to RE, where I loved Operation Racoon City, because it had that feeling (in the vain of Tenchu Z and AC:Unity) with the optimal dungeon diving, only its co op action.
As a kid I loved Sonic Chronicles. I’ve actually been wanting to go back and buy it again. Lmao
me too!! i still have it on a cheat ds card tho
" So in the span of two months FromSoftware released one of their worst games, and a classic"
Ninja blade: January 29th
Demon Souls: February 5th
Two months??
Lol right? I was like, don’t you mean ONE WEEK?
Did this man just slander my boy paragon?!? Cmon man paragon was so lit
that aint ya boi L
I was going to not point out any glaring flaws in this vid until a 3rd person shooter was repeatedly labeled an "FPS". My theory that Gameranx purposefully inserts such easy-to-spot errors in order to generate comments (like this one) continues to gain momentum.
Your evil plan has worked, Falcon. Not only have I commented here, but you've ensured I watch every video and comment about every obvious mistake in the script. I salute your cunning, sir.
I literally forgot about chronicles but I remember getting stuck at a level for EVER
7:55 man, these days "Critic reviews" don't mean literally anything. These reviewers aren't criticizing games and just basically praising everything all the time. More independent source such as youtubers or friends are way way better indicator of game quality.
Love seeing all the Paragon love in this comment section. It really was a good game that just got mishandled.
I love the game FUSE. I’ve completed it 2 or 3 times now. It’s fun. Good weapons with a good story with good co-op play.
Wait, no Blizzard reference?
VGC : Diablo Immortal’s score now means Blizzard has achieved the unenviable feat of releasing 0.X user-scored games in three subsequent years (2020- Warcraft III: Reforged, 2021-re-release of World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade and 2022-Diablo Immortal).
You can't get a better intro than this. Awesome
The quiet man is so bad that it's good in a funny way😆
That game is like the video game equivalent of "The Room"
To be fair with it, it was supposed to be very experimental, and sold for cheap, so I have nothing against it. It's just a failed attempt at something new.
Idt Paragon was bad, i mean i wasnt a Moba fan but i remember it having quite a cult following actually.
Yeah I’m for sure part of this cult and putting it on this list was a mistake in my humble opinion hahah
Umbrella Core was hilarious for be because of how you held weapons.
I just have to say, I love how you properly pronounced Sekiro. The bane of my existence is hearing people try to say the title of that game and just absolutely butchering it. Especially if the commentator has a British accent, it's like nails on a chalkboard for me.
So again, thank you. Sincerely, from somebody who thinks it's really not that hard to say Sekiro.
11:48 Actually it's not easy to port games, hence the devs have to reprogram different button codes for each interactive thing ingame.
I always loved the armored core games! Wish they'd come back!
Loved paragon, I was hoping it would get better
Man I love playing FUSE. Playing with friends is a good time.
Very underrated game
1:21 Between January 29th and February 5th doesn't lie 1 month, it's only 1 week.
Aw man, I really liked Fuse. I played it with my sister a lot. When I got a PC, I was hoping it was available on steam, but they never made enough money to port it to PC :(