Console exclusives aren't always great. We look at the most disappointing of the bunch.
Related Games
- Brute Force
(Xbox, Xbox) - Haze
(PS3, PC, Xbox 360) - Killzone
(PS2) - Lair
(PS3) - Ninety-Nine Nights
(Xbox 360) - Perfect Dark Zero
(Xbox 360) - Starfox Adventures
(Cube, Cube)
Haze: Launch Trailer23 May 2008
Haze: Episode One: GTA4, Haze, MGO20 May 2008
- Platform:
- PlayStation 3
- Publisher:
- Sony
- Developer:
- Factor 5
- Genre:
- Action
- UK Release:
- Out Now!
Latest Videos
Feature 117 Sep 2007
Trailer 312 Jul 2007Latest Screenshots
 |  |
 |  |
Latest Lair News & Articles
Feature: DLC Royal Rumble - PS3 vs Xbox 360 vs Wii
Apr 18, 2008 - Who comes out on top in this week's DLC round-up?
News: Analogue controls coming to Lair on April 17
Apr 11, 2008 - Also new dragons and Dual Shock 3 rumble support.
Feature: VideoGamer.com Rumour mill
Mar 26, 2008 - A round-up of the juiciest rumours being talked about across the internet.
News: Lair should have offered alternate control scheme
Feb 12, 2008 - Factor 5 president feels the poorly received motion controls hid away a good game.
Feature: Top 10: Disappointments of 2007
Dec 24, 2007 - VideoGamer.com's pick of the biggest gaming disappointments of the year.
Top 10: most disappointing console exclusives - VideoGamer.com
» Go to 's original post
BLUE DRAGON.
What was supposed to usher in the 360 rpg era, as well as the revitlization of console sales in japan, this game TANKED.
The gameplay was dull, the characters bland, and the adventure cut and paste jrpg of many years. Considering the father of Final Fantasy was at the helm, this stunned nearly ANY JRPG enthusiast.
But of course, lets put as many sony titles in as possible, espically haze, which has only been out a month or so, has solid sales, AND from acutally gamers has been reviewed as solid. There wasnt any massive hype in terms of being a flagship franchise or massive killer app from the gamers end.
» Go to 's original post
I guess you guys didn't get enough cash from Ubisoft for the ad campaign.
Amusing.
» Go to 's original post
» Go to 's original post
» Go to 's original post
» Go to 's original post
And where is Halo 3? Fun online with mates, but lacking merit in advancement or originality!
» Go to 's original post
» Go to 's original post
As it happens Killzone is a good game, but where it really suffers is the poor frame-rate and that signals to me that it was either unoptimised, or the PS2 just couldn't handle the slick frame rate requirement for, in actual fact, a pretty decent looking game considering the console it was on.
It doesn't deserve the No. 1 spot though, that's too harsh.
» Go to 's original post
» Go to 's original post
Post Comment
Login or register to reply to this topic
Create a new account or login to take part in this topic discussion.