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The 11 Weirdest Game Endings

UGO: Games don't make sense a lot of the time, but these ones really fall apart at the end.

Workshyskiver4896d ago

Ah the harshness at Conkers GF's death....

Megaton4896d ago

I hated MGS2's ending so much that I didn't even bother with MGS3 until years after it came out. Now I've got a signed copy of MGS3, but I still hate MGS2's ending.

Blacktric4896d ago

Just like everyone who doesn't "bother" to understand it says.

visualb4896d ago (Edited 4896d ago )

opposite with me.

I wasn't into MGS until MGS2, and the ending made me want to go back to MGS and get MGS3...which I haven't played yet...=( but its at home! WAITING!

and obv MGS4 also =)

still a little confused about the story but over all pretty clear!

@ megaton - its not about bien retarded. just play it again n you 'll get it =) hell even I didn't get it all until 2nd playthrough

Blacktric4896d ago (Edited 4896d ago )

@Megaton

Don't get me wrong, as I said, you probably just didn't bother to understand it. You didn't bother to play the game again, search the internet, find information about it to understand. That's why you didn't get the story/ending or most likely hated it. Not because you're a retard (I didn't say you are one in the first place). So if I offended you I'm sorry.

Saladfax4895d ago

@Blacktric

I'm not saying it's right, wrong, good or bad, but generally it doesn't reflect well upon the story when someone has to hop online for a rudimentary explanation of what the crap happened.

Galaxia4896d ago (Edited 4896d ago )

You probably hate it because you didn't even try to understand it. MGS2 has an extremely complex and good story, that needs to be given though after playing.

If you didn't like it, you obviously didn't put the pieces together properly.

raiden-494896d ago

So true the guy who did this piece sounds like he didn't even play the other games and under stand the story

Megaton4896d ago

Yeah, yeah, I'm retarded and all that stuff. Complexity just for the sake of complexity doesn't float my boat.

I liked the game up until then, even after discovering the whole protagonist switcheroo.

Galaxia4896d ago

It isn't simply complexity for complexity's sake though. It is complex because the themes and messages within are complex.

Sidewinder-4896d ago

Poor guy. It's one of the best games (and series) i have played. MGS2 is a synonymous memory of when the ps2 was released for me.

great memory.

Denethor_II4895d ago

"It isn't simply complexity for complexity's sake though."

No. The complexity of the complex ending, is a result of a complex story structure, which inevitably forms an ending resulting in an complex complexation of sorts.

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StoneyYoshi4896d ago

i guess i must have missed something in mgs2's story. cause when i played the game, the president of the united states died when you went to rescue him. since when did solidus become the president?

Blacktric4896d ago (Edited 4896d ago )

George Sears is the ex-president, who orchestrated the Shadow Moses Incident in 2005, ordered his agent Ocelot to convince Liquid Snake steal Metal Gear REX so that later, he can steal it from Liquid and use it against Patriots (who made George Sears president). Of course after Shadow Moses, Nastasha Romanenko, a NEST (Nuclear Emergency Search Team) member who helped Snake during the incident, writes a book about REX and Genome Soldiers which lets the public know the truth about everything and forcing Sears to resign.

Sidewinder-4896d ago

In the Darkness of Shadow Moses...

I don't even think i finished reading it lol.
Always just wanted to just dive into the game.

saint_john_paul_ii4896d ago (Edited 4896d ago )

Solidus snake was also known as George Sears. he was the president while MGS1 was going on. he got kicked out of office right after the Shadow moses incident, when in fact, it was the patriots that made sure he got kicked out for not following orders of the Patriots since he was the one that made the Shadow Moses incident happen.

http://metalgear.wikia.com/...

BadKarmaSutra964896d ago

Proud to say I've never played any of those games. And I've played a ton of games in my life.

Ducky4896d ago

Not something to be proud of. Some of those games were actually good.

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15 Best PS2 Action RPGs

Tired of grinding through dungeons non-stop? Want to take a break for once in your life? No worries. Check out the best PS2 action RPGs.

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vTuro2423d ago

Didn't expect to see Drakengard in a list like this, considering the awful gameplay. Still, it's the best terrible game I've ever played. 10/10 would recommend

Would love to see a remake one day, but only if they don't censor the fucked up story and characters. That and a Drakengard 3 remake, of course.

Vits23d ago

Drakengard made it onto the list mainly because Nier gave it a cult following later on. Honestly, it wouldn't have made the cut for any ACTION RPG list on its own. The characters are cool, the story is mess up in a good way, the lore is confusing and great, but the gameplay alone kill any chance of it being a recomended ACTION RPG.

Would love a remake of the series with updated gameplay. Drakengard 3 with Automata's hack and slash would be gold.

DarXyde23d ago

Some absolute gems on this list. Wholeheartedly agree with Rogue Galaxy, Dark Cloud 2, Radiata Stories, Odin Sphere, and Devil Summoner 2.

Some others, I can't comment on because I've never played or I didn't feel particularly strongly about them.

But hot take: I don't think Kingdom Hearts II really survives the test of time.

RavenWolfx23d ago

I cannot recommend Rogue Galaxy enough. It is on PSN+ as part of the subscription, so definitely check it out.

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The Best Video Game Opening Levels In Gaming History

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10 Timeless Video Games That May Never Age

Relive the golden age of gaming with these timeless video games. From Wind Waker to Monkey Island, get ready for a nostalgia-filled ride.

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Rebel_Scum176d ago

I'd put Street Fighter 2 over 3. 2 and all its different versions dominated the arcade scene back in the day in a way that 3 never did.

Abear21176d ago

Agreed, Same with Metal Gear Solid imo. Came for Bioshock and was not disappointed. Would easily put Burger Time or Space Taxi over tempest. Also, OG Sim City and Oregon Trail. Mario 64 as well. Just too many!

Abear21176d ago

Never played it I gotta get on this one

Double_O_Revan176d ago

Me too. I didn't have a GC until way later and never played it. I've been waiting on Nintendo to release the HD edition on the Switch for forever, but they just won't!

FinalFantasyFanatic176d ago

I never bought a Gamecube, I've always had an urge to play this game, maybe it'll get a remaster in the future.

LoveSpuds176d ago

I played it on WiiU for the first time and it remains my fave Zelda game to date. So much character and a real sense of exploration without the open world bloat.

Petebloodyonion176d ago

Ms Pacman?
Robotron?
SSF2 Turbo over 3 simply by the 10000000000's ports of the game we're still having
Castlevania SOTN?
Zelda Link to the Past over Wind Waker
Super Mario Bros 3?
Chrono Trigger?
Resident evil4?
COD MW2 (the original)?
Uncharted 2
Metal Gear Solid?

Here's my reasoning for all of them versus the list proposed in the article.
They are still quite enjoyable from start to finish on their original platform, unlike some Wind Waker or Okami that are fun when you play the remastered version (unless you call: forced to watch a 20-minute cutscene or have to blow for wind chance constantly fun).
Some of them are the pinnacle of what the console could do (MGS, Chrono, MGS)
Lots of them are still considered the go-to-go game for their genre.

Shane Kim176d ago

Said it before but Heart of Darkness is truly a timeless gem.

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