One of the most disappointing and lackluster games on the GameCube today... No matter what type of gamer you are, though, there are many flaws in the game which are inexcusable — the game's length, lack of challenge (apart from Survival Mode), monotony, and
bad graphics and sound.
Not exact matches
As basic as this
sounds, many business sites use irrelevant
graphics such as butterflies
and family photos, or
worse, no
graphics at all.
Graphics median (next playstation 2),
sounds bads, median history but good varieties of weapons, good gameplay
and multiplayer acceptable which is pioneering a portable.
G.I.Joe: Rise of the Cobra is one of the
worst games ever seen during this generation, with ugly
graphic and sound and an insubstantial gameplay.
Nothing new in
graphics, repetitive
and annoying
sound (I had to mute it when no dialogs) It is the
worst story of all Assassin's Creed.
An easy learning curve, competent control
and some neat CG movies share space with outdated
graphics,
bad music
and childishly - hilarious
sound effects.
In terms of critical reception, IGN reviewer Lucas M. Thomas gave the Virtual Console version a score of 8.5 / 10, encouraging players to give it a try
and forget about the common belief that it is a «
bad game»; [20] he praised the
sound, the gameplay, the length
and the presentation, but admitted that the
graphics «did not age very well».
With
bad graphics, lack of characters
and maps,
and terrible
sound quality, I'd only recommend downloading this if you are a masochist wanting to collect the
worst games ever made for a museum to warn future generations of how
bad games can be.
Future Sense has a very odd story, some hack writing that
sounds like a
bad sci - fi mystery novel,
and some
graphics that aren't quite up to modern device.
In truth the game has aged quite
badly in terms of
graphics and sound but it does still offer those nostalgic feelings of a bygone era of 2D fighters.
Sound,
Graphics, Gameplay
and everything else is
bad and nearly broken.
The start will likely scare many gamers, you can read more about the weak
graphics and sound at the
bad but one thing that really stand up after a while is the pretty good gameplay.
Graphics and sounds make this title feel right at home a couple of decades ago, but not in a
bad way.
Suffering from terrible
graphics,
bad frame rates,
and even faulty
sound design, those games are completely devoid of any semblance of a scary atmosphere their console
and PC ports might have had.
The
graphic is like a
bad PS2 game
and the
sound / music suck big time..
The game has an excellent
graphic (free games very often have
worse graphic)
and sound.
The
graphics and sound aren't
bad, however, they are certainly not the best.
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