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Most Underrated Game of All-Time

iamcline

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I was one of the unfortunate ones who received a bad cartridge when I purchased it.  The one with with the faulty battery backup.  That was no fun.

 

You played it eventually though, right?

 

I have tried to play wrestling games since it and they just all suck ass in comparison.

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You played it eventually though, right?

 

I have tried to play wrestling games since it and they just all suck ass in comparison.

 

Oh yeah, I still played it.  I enjoyed the hell out of it.  Still prefer Wrestlemania 2000 to No Mercy, but it was a blast.

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Mike Tyson's Punch-Out. After nearly 30 years, 4 or 5 generations, countless technological advances... its still the best boxing game ever.

 

Also Red Dead Redemption, while being an epic game that didn't get a whole lot of talk, definitely didn't get underrated by critics. They were pretty unanimous that it was a great game.

 

eta: wow I forgot Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus. I literally could not put that game down.

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