Game Endings That Weren’t That Bad

March 27, 2012 | Filed under: Article,Feature | Posted by: Adrian

I sometimes hate fanbases. Scratch that, I usually do. That’s just me though. You’re totally fine to dislike an ending. There’s plenty that I’m not really happy about, of course. Some games have endings where people will complain until no one cares, and they’ll still yell for another year. This article includes some endings that people took as bad, but weren’t really all that bad. Read on to hear why we chose what we did as misinterpreted game endings.

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A - Top notch and stellar. This game accomplished everything that it set out to do and then some.

B - Great! A game worthy of a B means it is a requirement for any gamer to get. Only slight set backs seem to hit a game like this.

C - Games that get a C rating are good. They may not be great. They may not be fantastic. They are fun, interesting, and worthy of a play-through.

D - Average. Sometimes games play it too safe, sometimes they don't step out of their bubble, and sometimes they have too many problems. But they are playable and you may still find fun. Those games deserve a D.

F - Don't play this. The game failed in what it was trying to do. It's not fun and it's not compelling. The game may or may not be playable, regardless, if it has an F, it's probably safe to say you shouldn't play it.

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Game Endings That Weren’t That Bad

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