[ « Previous Page | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Next Page » ]
8. The Simpsons Game, (No. 7) Electronic Arts

Again, it's obvious why The Simpsons Game sold well. It just wasn't good enough to warrant placing seventh in the top selling games of 2007. Presentation wise it was brilliant, with EA managing to recreate the cartoon world brilliantly. The storyline was also pretty good, making fun of video games and using many of the characters from the show. All well and good then, but what about the gameplay? One thing managed to almost single-handedly ruin our The Simpsons Game experience: the camera. At times it made the game completely unplayable and in split-screen co-op these problems were even worse.
7. WWE Smackdown Vs RAW 2008, (No. 10) THQ

In the past it's been relatively easy to forgive WWE games. Most kids (especially boys) grew up at least being aware of wrestling and wrestling with siblings was also good for a laugh (we don't condone performing suplexes on relatives). Playing the games then, running around a ring as the biggest wrestlers of the time was great, but we've been doing that for what seems like ages. The WWE games from THQ and Yuke's seemingly haven't moved on since the PlayStation days. Until the game engine is completely overhauled the game has no place in the top selling games of the year.
[ « Previous Page | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Next Page » ]


wii play is incredibly fun. with 2 people. if i ever tried to play it by myself then it would feel like i waz reading a book but it doesnt need to be no. 1 on this list. wat needs to be on this list is sp...