I am currently playing Splatterhouse (2010) on the 360 and this thought just came to my mind.
The game has absurd story, pretty bad framerate, textures are irregular (some are good, some are really bad), the animations are rough, the controls feel clunky... Those things alone would probably you make you want to stay as far as possible from a videogame, but you know what? I am enjoying it because for me it is like watching a B series movie. You know what to expect from it: you get what you want so you are happy with it. I am loving the funny and excessive gore, the "horror" atmosphere that in fact makes me chuckle, the 2D segments, the weird mechanics... All of it contributes to create a non very good game, but with something special in it. Also, the addition of the classic games is a very cool detail too.
Have you ever think something similar about a videogame?
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The game has absurd story, pretty bad framerate, textures are irregular (some are good, some are really bad), the animations are rough, the controls feel clunky... Those things alone would probably you make you want to stay as far as possible from a videogame, but you know what? I am enjoying it because for me it is like watching a B series movie. You know what to expect from it: you get what you want so you are happy with it. I am loving the funny and excessive gore, the "horror" atmosphere that in fact makes me chuckle, the 2D segments, the weird mechanics... All of it contributes to create a non very good game, but with something special in it. Also, the addition of the classic games is a very cool detail too.
Have you ever think something similar about a videogame?
Tell us about it!