I didn't know the 32nd or 33rd thing gamers hate most is N4G. I thought it would have been oh I dunno IGN.I don't hate all of those things.One thing I do hate is Call of Duty but I don't think I saw that on the list.
I don't know that it is N4G, per se, I think it is more the flamebait articles and trolling pieces that constantly find their way onto the site. Not to mention websites that require their employees to have n4G accounts so they can get their stories approved and rocketed to the top and attack anyone who disagrees with them.
stupid casual games for stupid peripherals that require gamers to play in a profoundly stupid fashion, i think number 6 more than justifies its position
If we female gamers are not model-like in appearance, we can forget ever being taken seriously. Do I have to wait two years to be taken seriously? In two years time, it will mark my 30th year as a gamer (I have, in total, 14 systems currently, old and new generation).
And no. Glasses are not a fashion accessory (I'm not including them as being movie/TV props/costumes). Some of us need to wear them?
Hello, I'm the guy that made the list. Thank you so much for the amazing feedback. I've read all your comments and I can't stop smiling. This was the first thing I've submitted to N4G, but I intend to become a regular contributor now. Great community of gamers.
I'm not sure if number 21 is against yoshi porn or rule 34 in general. if it's the former then the people on that wrote this article haven't been on the internet long,rule 34 is pretty damn popular. if it's the later i would say while i agree that i find it gross,not everyone would agree.
While i agree with what your saying it's impossible for every yoshi to male(there is asexual reproduction but in the cases of that their is no male/female)
by the way, did anyone get to 64 and started to fill in their "birth date". I did it out of habit, but it cracked me up when it was just a jpeg image, lol.
Oh and... number 17, that REALLY gets on my nerves. That is why, if it is necessary for me to buy from EB Games, I always pre-order. I hate that sticker crap.
I don't hate the Mega CD as such (although I never owned one). It produced Sonic CD which some regard as their favourite 2D Sonic game, probably mostly because of the different ideas in their rather than it being much better than the other 2D Sonic games (it shares most in common with the first Sonic game). Although I never played the likes of Night Trap or Sewer Shark, it was a very interesting time, at around the same time as Virtual Reality was being explored. There was a sense, I think, that graphic adventures were still an important genre which perhaps only the DS has cared for in recent years.
I hope that campy FMV games make a comeback.
I think that the 32X is more questionable because it just confused people as to what the difference was between that and the MegaCD and what the point is of having 2 add-ons. Then the Saturn came out and my vague impression was that Sega had firmly decided just to court a niche market- the likes of hardcore fighting game fans. This impression of Sega would unfortunately, I think, harm the Dreamcast so that when that elegant, mysterious console was launched with its high price tag my sense was that Sega might still be just catering for a niche market. The plethora of arcade-type games suggests that they still were but Sega had actually broadened the range of games that they had. Many of the best fruits of that console like Sonic Adventure 2 and (a sequel to) the Jet Set Radio ended up being scattered amongst the Gamecube and Xbox. The Dreamcast was a pretty good concept, although it did still lack the range of platform games which was still a popular genre and which had used to be one of Sega's bread and butter and the ground had not been laid well beforehand.
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It's a sad day when your community is shittier than IGN's.
Stupid reasons for bandwagonning against publications like IGN.
I agree with you on COD, but that's a different matter.
I agree with number 32 though >_O
@mr_badhand
It should probably say "The N4G community" really.
also Billy Mitchell is a boss..... screw steve Wiebe
The Move isn't a must have peripheral.
If we female gamers are not model-like in appearance, we can forget ever being taken seriously. Do I have to wait two years to be taken seriously? In two years time, it will mark my 30th year as a gamer (I have, in total, 14 systems currently, old and new generation).
And no. Glasses are not a fashion accessory (I'm not including them as being movie/TV props/costumes). Some of us need to wear them?
While I don't play all genres, I know my stuff.
(Also, I don't mind lists like these)
by the way, did anyone get to 64 and started to fill in their "birth date". I did it out of habit, but it cracked me up when it was just a jpeg image, lol.
anyway, great story/post
Number 21 *OH GOD, MUH EYEZ!"
Oh and... number 17, that REALLY gets on my nerves. That is why, if it is necessary for me to buy from EB Games, I always pre-order. I hate that sticker crap.
I hope that campy FMV games make a comeback.
I think that the 32X is more questionable because it just confused people as to what the difference was between that and the MegaCD and what the point is of having 2 add-ons. Then the Saturn came out and my vague impression was that Sega had firmly decided just to court a niche market- the likes of hardcore fighting game fans. This impression of Sega would unfortunately, I think, harm the Dreamcast so that when that elegant, mysterious console was launched with its high price tag my sense was that Sega might still be just catering for a niche market. The plethora of arcade-type games suggests that they still were but Sega had actually broadened the range of games that they had. Many of the best fruits of that console like Sonic Adventure 2 and (a sequel to) the Jet Set Radio ended up being scattered amongst the Gamecube and Xbox. The Dreamcast was a pretty good concept, although it did still lack the range of platform games which was still a popular genre and which had used to be one of Sega's bread and butter and the ground had not been laid well beforehand.
Also, the Pokemon N64 looks great.