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What game ever created has the worst ending in your opinion???
For me it has to be the recently released Golden Sun for the gameboy advance. All that happens is the characters sail away on a boat with the words "to be continued..." I was sooo dissapointed.
For me it has to be the recently released Golden Sun for the gameboy advance. All that happens is the characters sail away on a boat with the words "to be continued..." I was sooo dissapointed.
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well in Conkers BFD you become.. King.. simple... *lame*
Max Payne was not all that brilliant, I spose it leaves it open...
Milner wrote:
> What game ever created has the worst ending in your opinion???
>
> For me it has to be the recently released Golden Sun for the gameboy
> advance. All that happens is the characters sail away on a boat with
> the words "to be continued..." I was sooo dissapointed.
Erm, why is that bad? All it means is we're gonna get a sequal, which can't be bad...
> What game ever created has the worst ending in your opinion???
>
> For me it has to be the recently released Golden Sun for the gameboy
> advance. All that happens is the characters sail away on a boat with
> the words "to be continued..." I was sooo dissapointed.
Erm, why is that bad? All it means is we're gonna get a sequal, which can't be bad...
The endingn for Perfect Dark is a big pile of fart, same with Goldeneye.
Jak and Daxter :-(
(If you can call it an ending), hmm "the goal of the game is to basically turn Daxter back"- (Naughty Dog) So why does the game just grind to a halt with Daxter not turning back but a great big thing that only works when you go back and collect 99% of the object things, how lame. Ok Fine if you wanted to create a sequel i can understand preserving some of the original elements but come on another quest to turn Daxter back, I was very dissapointed :-(
(If you can call it an ending), hmm "the goal of the game is to basically turn Daxter back"- (Naughty Dog) So why does the game just grind to a halt with Daxter not turning back but a great big thing that only works when you go back and collect 99% of the object things, how lame. Ok Fine if you wanted to create a sequel i can understand preserving some of the original elements but come on another quest to turn Daxter back, I was very dissapointed :-(
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> What about the ending for almost every good RPG ever made.
>
> Stop getting so depressed
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Well in Fallout, you get told you can't come back into the Vault you just spent the entire game saving... so you shoot the guy and wander off into the desert! Great ending
> What about the ending for almost every good RPG ever made.
>
> Stop getting so depressed
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Well in Fallout, you get told you can't come back into the Vault you just spent the entire game saving... so you shoot the guy and wander off into the desert! Great ending
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> What about the ending for almost every good RPG ever made.
>
> Stop getting so depressed
I would hardly say it's a source of depression!
*cries in corner*
> What about the ending for almost every good RPG ever made.
>
> Stop getting so depressed
I would hardly say it's a source of depression!
*cries in corner*
What about the ending for almost every good RPG ever made.
Stop getting so depressed
Stop getting so depressed
South Park and Turok 2 anybody? I see more of a connection between these two titles every day!
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Soldier Of Fortune, Medal Of Honour... infact, do any games have GOOD
> endings?
I liked the ending to Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It wasn't film material but it was quite a good conclusion.
> Soldier Of Fortune, Medal Of Honour... infact, do any games have GOOD
> endings?
I liked the ending to Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It wasn't film material but it was quite a good conclusion.
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