Games of unrealized potential

[Moral Hazard]

Practically every game ever made

The Corporate Machine which is an excellent game, but I wished they had added a financing model, similar to railroad tycoons. Then it would have been superb. I just bought the game so maybe there is one which I've missed.

Sea Dogs -- the game took Pirates! in the right direction but I wish they had increased interaction, I want to bang the sheriff's wife consequences be hanged. I just got this game as well so maybe it will improve. I'd also like to stay in 1st person mode instead of constantly being forced back into third (in town). I found myself holding down R (the turbo button) alot in sea battles as well.

[monolith94]

Escape Velocity

[Dan Magaha FIRAXIS]

Originally posted by DarkCloud
Shadow president sequel was "The Judas File" or something like that.

It was called "CyberJudas"...


Dan

[The Rusty Gamer]

Fragile Allegiance. It had some rather annoying things that could've easily been fixed to turn it into a classic. For all those niggling faults, there is still a lot of fun to be had with it.

Ascendancy. Loved the game at first, as many do, but after a while you realise just how badly the AI lets the whole thing down, plus some of the tech and building design needed some adjusting for proper balance. I still enjoy playing it however.