best game no one played

[Zilch]

Oh, how could I forget Tales of Symphonia...

...that was the first time Gypsy and I ever played for 12 hours straight, or that I actually noticed I was...

[GrubbTheFragger]

Oh, how could I forget Tales of Symphonia...

...that was the first time Gypsy and I ever played for 12 hours straight, or that I actually noticed I was

I thought that was actually a top seller ...oh well

[Shao Feng-Li]

Anyone play Fuzion Frenzy?

[GrubbTheFragger]

Anyone play Fuzion Frenzy?

W00t yea that was like one of the first x-box games i ever played. It was actually pretty fun

[Shao Feng-Li]

My favorite was the cork screw game.

[Tommy]

Anyone play Fuzion Frenzy?

Yes, did you know that so little people played that, so they gave it the Platinum Award.

[GrubbTheFragger]

Originally posted by Shao Feng-Li:
Anyone play Fuzion Frenzy?

Yes, did you know that so little people played that, so they gave it the Platinum Award.

platinum means ppl actually played it and it was a launch game so it was the only thing for alot of ppl to play even tho halo was a launch game too hmmmmm well it certainly took fusion frenzy a while to get to platinum status

[Myoti]

Sparkster for SNES. Original game was "Rocket Knight Adventures" for the Genesis (which I have yet to play), but this game is GREAT.

It was meant to be Konami's way to take on Sonic, but it didn't seem to do as well (unfortunately).

But hey, any game that lets you play as a sword-wielding possum knight with a jet pack...

[TurkishMonky]

i liked force commander a lot
the reason no one else did is because out of the 2 civs given, one was massively op (imperials)
i could take down 3 rebel players allied against me in 15 minutes...
however, from the other side, playing as the rebels was actually a lot of fun

[MorwenLaicoriel]

I thought that was actually a top seller ...oh well

Tales of Symphonia actually WAS a top-seller, actualy, at least here in the US. In Japan, it didn't do nearly as well as the others in the series, so much so that when, a year later, when they released a port to the game to the PS2 that had horrible graphics compaired to the original, it still did better than the gamecube version. Too many Tales games on the PS2 to really help the game get a fanbase on the gamecube, I guess, even with some fans buying a gamecube to play the game...

anywho, my list:

Baten Kaitos: Really, when you consider that TOS did decently well here in the US, it's a shame it didn't do well at all...I think the 'card' battle system scared people off. Beautiful graphics, memorable music, excelent battle system. The dub was bad, but otherwise....great game.

Phoenix Wright: I am SO disappointed with how this game did here in the states! It's even already discontenued by Capcom...T_T EXCELLENT storyline and characters, and just an over-all fun adventure game.

Those are the main ones I can think of.