What has been the biggest videogame disappointment of 2017?

[Lipstick Vogue]

Can I roll No Man's Sky over a year?

 

[Hermione Granger]

Destiny 2 beta with very little content.

 

[Hikamaru]

I know I also said this was the best thing in the other thread, but it's honestly a little mixed (to be clear, I still love it more than I hate it) - while I love the Switch I am a little disappointed with the selection of games currently available on it. I realize it's still a pretty new console, but I couldn't help being like "oh, that's it?" when I looked through the store. Even the upcoming games don't really excite me that much, but the good news is BotW alone is really worth it imo, but I am still really hoping they will announce and bring more exciting new games to the Switch. I think it's such a great console, and the current selection of games, save for a few, just don't really match up to it imo.

As mentioned, new consoles don't always launch with the best lineup of games but I'm sure 2018 will bring more awesome stuff to the Switch. Especially with the announcement of a Pokemon game currently in development, and also the possibility of a new Super Smash Bros. game as well.

 

[LilyGardy]

Spoiler:

The Xbox onex is the biggest disappointment for me...

That console is going to kill console gaming... Microsoft already has plans on making Xbox 2 next year...

Consoles are not cellphones in which you shill out money for a minor hardware upgrade every other year.

Microsoft was wrong with pushing the Kinect with Xbone and they're wrong artificially killing off console generations with The Xbox one x... Since the Microsoft doesn't really have a lot of worthwhile exclusive games, their trying to be more powerful than the competition.

They're not going to get great japanese games like Persona's, Neirs, Yakuza's, Ni no Kuni's or Nioh's because the xbox has no good will in Japan. They Don't even have a game like Horizon Zero dawn that actually rivals The legend of Zelda Breath of the wild. The XboneX is only going to drive more japanese gamers away from purchasing the console.

In the end of the day I don't know who the thing is for. If your rich enough to own a 4k television... you should also be rich enough to build a PC with true 4k graphics (Not the XboneX's fake 4k) and a $50 steam link that let's you play your PC games on your TV.

Xbox is digging its own grave... and they don't even know it...

Spoiler:

I have an Xbox One and whilst the only PS4 exclusive I am annoyed on missing out on is the Crash remake but I'm fine with playing Shantae.

However I only got the Xbox One last year last year and the news I will have to get a 4k TV if I want to upgrade again. Many people are not rolling in money.

Maybe I'll end up getting a Switch after all in a year or so.

 

[xStrangerxDanger]

Too many to list...lol

 

[Juno]

As mentioned, new consoles don't always launch with the best lineup of games but I'm sure 2018 will bring more awesome stuff to the Switch. Especially with the announcement of a Pokemon game currently in development, and also the possibility of a new Super Smash Bros. game as well.

I'm definitely excited for the Switch Pokémon title, whenever that may be - I also really hope Animal Crossing will come to the console, we're long overdue for a new AC game!

 

[BillyGal]

more than 50% of xbox games are big disappointment

 

[Desert Stream~]

I haven't played a 2017 game that I didn't like yet. I've been focusing on getting older titles before they get too hard to find, so I've only gotten a few new games this year, and all of them were pretty good.

 

[Parivir]

Tempted to say ME:A but honestly I think that's only because I'm holding it up to the standards of the original trilogy. On its own, it's a perfectly serviceable game, and if the devs had no precedence of gaming brilliance I'd probably think it's a real good sign of things to come from them. I mean, the game's got issues with facial animations and it's painfully apparent that the devs were still working out the kinks of Frostbite; despite all that, it was still very much an enjoyable game, at least for me.

At this point I'd probably say Friday the 13th. It's buggy as hell and has none of ME:A's redeeming factors.

 

[Starry Windy]

For me, the biggest disappointment of gaming in 2017 is the fact that Nintendo Switch is too expensive for me atm. I think it might be tad bit easier to get if it's affordable enough just like how I got my 3DS XL or even the 'New' variant years ago, so I hope Switch's price will be cheaper soon if possible.

 

[Satoshi Ookami]

E3 as a whole. This year's E3 was one big disappointment on all sides.

 

[LatiasSoulDew]

LPL won over LCK in Rift Rivals

 

[AlolanMoonZPrincess]

Yooka Laylee game was trash

 

[Danielpowell]

All video games are at their moderate level.