I have much to say on this subject since my top 3 favourite games were never sequeled because of bad ratings.
Does anyone else have any games they think are left to rot just because of its first impression?
What do you think?
Here is an Example:
Gotcha Force (NGC) : this is a game that astounded me the moment i picked it up, as most people call it "capcom's answer to Custom Robo".
This game is about a boy who finds a "toy" robot and this "toy" tells him that a bunch of other toy-like robots are coming to the earth to destroy it (or something along those lines).
Anyways the gameplay it's self is very "Deathmatch-y" but at an extremely high pase and with simple controls that will just get you hooked in seconds. The main theme of the game is to collect other robots to fight in your "force" and make friends to fight by your side (linear).
Anyways it was never sequeled due to it getting bad ratings, I dont understand this since it is by far one of the best capcom games out there and the best (imo) on the GameCube.
Here is a video of the intro and some gameplay
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Does anyone else have any games they think are left to rot just because of its first impression?
What do you think?
Here is an Example:
Gotcha Force (NGC) : this is a game that astounded me the moment i picked it up, as most people call it "capcom's answer to Custom Robo".
This game is about a boy who finds a "toy" robot and this "toy" tells him that a bunch of other toy-like robots are coming to the earth to destroy it (or something along those lines).
Anyways the gameplay it's self is very "Deathmatch-y" but at an extremely high pase and with simple controls that will just get you hooked in seconds. The main theme of the game is to collect other robots to fight in your "force" and make friends to fight by your side (linear).
Anyways it was never sequeled due to it getting bad ratings, I dont understand this since it is by far one of the best capcom games out there and the best (imo) on the GameCube.
Here is a video of the intro and some gameplay
REMOVED