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Posted October 08, 2011
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Fuzzyfireball: John Romero's Daikatana.

It will come and I will buy it.
Seconded!
Posted October 08, 2011
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tfishell: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catfight_%28video_game%29, :P
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grviper: I knew Bikini Karate Babes (and apparently its released sequel) weren't the fist in the field!
I looked it up, and wasn't disappointed. Or maybe I was, and just didn't know it.
Posted October 08, 2011
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Fuzzyfireball: John Romero's Daikatana.

It will come and I will buy it.
I kind of liked the GBA version.
Posted October 08, 2011
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Fever_Discordia: Which not -so-good games are you expecting to turn up on GOG sooner or later?
I guess I'm mainly thinking of dodgy sequels here so maybe I could have just said 'how many MoO3s are still left?'
One that I can think of, off the top of my head is Interstate '76's dodgy sequel 'Interstate '82' - which made the same mistake as the early Driver sequels of allowing you to get out of the car - except it was even worse here because you beef up your car with power-ups and add-ons, it would get banged up and you swap into something else - and loose everything you just bought!
anyway - over to you
There's an endless amount of terrible games out there. So in that sense, an unlimited amount. But really GOG seems to be signing some publishers for multiple title releases, my sense is we're only in for the titles that the big publishers own and want to monetize, for now that will be primarily titles that were popular, or at least heard of, back in the day.

Also, glad to hear someone else hates MoO3 as much as I did.
Posted October 08, 2011
A little while ago, I threw together a quick list that shows all th publishers on GOG and all the games they have sold here.

http://pastebin.com/pFztDyac

They honestly don't have that many "bad games", but it's still an interesting question. However, one man's garbage is another man's treasure :)

Edit: The check marks are just a way for me to see what I own and by who.
Post edited October 08, 2011 by Fuzzyfireball
Posted October 08, 2011
Shadow Warrior. Might be offensive, but I loves me some shooters. I'll squint and pretend they're all aliens.
Posted October 08, 2011
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tfishell: As I've said in the past, I don't have a problem with old BAD games necessarily, if it's hard to get them elsewhere and running on today's machines. It's nice for those who have rose-tinted glasses to at least have the option of reliving their childhood, but the flip side is the time it takes GoG's and other companies' staff to legally obtain and prepare them for sale.
There's also the fact that quality is subjective of course. Someone's bad game is someone else's awesome classic. I could name a half-dozen "crappy games" from the past few years I really liked, for example Alpha Protocol.
Posted October 08, 2011
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tfishell: As I've said in the past, I don't have a problem with old BAD games necessarily, if it's hard to get them elsewhere and running on today's machines. It's nice for those who have rose-tinted glasses to at least have the option of reliving their childhood, but the flip side is the time it takes GoG's and other companies' staff to legally obtain and prepare them for sale.
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StingingVelvet: There's also the fact that quality is subjective of course. Someone's bad game is someone else's awesome classic. I could name a half-dozen "crappy games" from the past few years I really liked, for example Alpha Protocol.
Exactly.
Posted October 08, 2011
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Fuzzyfireball: John Romero's Daikatana.

It will come and I will buy it.
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hedwards: I kind of liked the GBA version.
Back one. It was a GBC title (usable on a GBA of course). The GBC version actually received good scores.
Posted October 09, 2011
I second Shadow Warrior and damn it I will play it one day!
Posted October 09, 2011
Yeah, I didn't mean this thread as a complaint - I think that if a not-so-good game is part of a series (i82) or is very famous (Daikatana) then it defiantly deserves a place here for the curious and completists if no-one else
Another one for the pile, depending on what the situation with the C&C series is in the end, Is the dodgy FPS in the series - C&C:Renegade which gained a mixed reception at release I gather, although I haven't tried it myself
Posted October 09, 2011
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hedwards: I kind of liked the GBA version.
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Kabuto: Back one. It was a GBC title (usable on a GBA of course). The GBC version actually received good scores.
Heh, you're right. I mean to type GBC, but apparently the A slipped in by accident as that's the handheld I was playing it on.
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Fever_Discordia: Yeah, I didn't mean this thread as a complaint - I think that if a not-so-good game is part of a series (i82) or is very famous (Daikatana) then it defiantly deserves a place here for the curious and completists if no-one else
Another one for the pile, depending on what the situation with the C&C series is in the end, Is the dodgy FPS in the series - C&C:Renegade which gained a mixed reception at release I gather, although I haven't tried it myself
Perhaps they could release it the same week as "Bad Day on the Midway."

So we could have the circus and the sideshow.
Post edited October 09, 2011 by hedwards
Posted October 13, 2011
Hey I think that you can get Shadow Warrior From 3d Realms Site as a $10.00 USD download.

Check it out

link Below

http://www.3drealms.com/sw/index.html
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