Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows

so no good huh? what plaform? any screens?

I don't get it.

ROOOOOOOOMEROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

bahaha

man...this is the Midway game, right?

they are out there pimping how clever their marketing was on a limited budget...to market a great game...

a very short game i guess.

Whenever I beat a short game, I get so mad I start punching things.

HL2 caused me to punch things.

Very frustrating when you hit the end of a game so quickly. Sometimes games can get away with it simply by being awesome (ie. Ico, PoP games, Conflict:* games in 4 player coop), but at other times you are just left completely unsatisfied. After just 3 hours, it would be bloody had to find "satisfaction" I reckon

I didn't really think HL2 was all that short - on par with most modern FPS's I'd say.

HL2 was really short huh?

I got through it in 10 hours and I thought I was taking it slow.

Of course, I find 8-12 hours to be the sweet spot for most games; only the occasional kotor or wow (or ratchet, now that I think about it) has me embracing 20-30+ (615,507,000+ in the case of wow) hours. So no complaints from me.

i played jade empire for like 20, but that was pure fun and runing around.

3 hours, Dark Legacy took a lot longer and was a whole lot more fun.

I don't mind that much about short games, if they are awesome.

But with 3 hours of gameplay, it should be cheap.

Zone of the Enders was 5 hours. I wasn't too happy with that.

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Zone of the Enders was 5 hours. I wasn't too happy with that.

Yeah, that was bit of a let down.

Robotech seems long tho.

Length of game doesn't really bother me, aslong as it's fun and when it ends feels right.

i'm making an adventure game, for free, i think it might last for about an hour ¬¬ takes me ~17 mins to run through it, skipping dialog etc

It was really more like an hour for each month of "real, on-track" development, due to several really fucked up management fiascos.

It's a renter.

it is an awesome rental, i had a ridiculously fun three hours.

then i realized that cost me 50 bucks

and i became sad.