When the game is so buggy and busted that you can't save in multiplayer, stats roll back around to 0 when you max them out, characters can purchase moves that don't do anything, and the devs are running around everywhere doing damage control whenever anyone popular does a video or writes a review for it, I don't think it's just a matter of opinion.
I think the single funniest negative review of a game I've ever read was for The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct, which compared the game to a sandpaper slip-n-slide with vinegar. https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198077987627/recommended/220050/
Apparently Jackie Chan had a licensed fighting game back in the day. A gory, special-moves-sometimes-bisect-your-opponent kind of fighting game.
Unless Jackie's on the field, in which case it's not gory at all.
But the funniest part of all is that it's actually good.
edited 8th Apr '17 10:47:48 PM by Hashil
So a few pages ago
I mentioned that Konami was remaking Metal Gear Solid 3 for pachinco/pachislot. Well it is out and here is Super Bunnyhop's retelling of his time playing the machine.
Video set to 4:15 as that is when the review begins.
You know what was a thing once? Living Books: Star Wars Edition, with guess who as the main character.
I still can't believe this existed.
"Hey, least I didn't lose all my artistic talent when I crash landed in the arena here."This game called Download
has some quality game over screens
"What is this. It moves like hell."
edited 17th Jan '18 1:35:05 AM by Zanreo
My favorite failed console tbhThis game/longplay of the DS game based on the 2009 A Christmas Carol movie
is hilarious! Half of the fun comes from how long it takes for the puzzles and the other half at how strange the game's events must be in-universe and the convoluted attempts at interactivity.
After Scrooge leaves his office, the player is tasked with making his walk home as miserable as possible, and when Marley's ghost appears, Scrooge dismisses him and goes to sleep, leaving Marley at a loss until the player wakes Scrooge up. When the Ghost of Christmas Present appears Scrooge is like 'nope', locks the door, and barricades himself in his room, so the player has to repeatedly scare him to get the key.
The Protomen enhanced my life.This game (called Dragooned, appropriately enough, named after its developer) snuck onto the PlayStation store today. It wasn't listed on the PS Blog in The Drop, and now I think I know why:

edited 27th Feb '17 6:50:34 PM by Glowsquid