Worst US huey (Final Round)

[spenoza]

There was a pre-conceived perception of what night creatures was going to be and it disappointed many when it turned out entirely different. Everybody dismissed it as garbage. 

That's not the only reason. The hit detection is horrible, and the hit mechanics mean a single hit against the player is usually multiplied into several hits against the player. I just find the general play control somewhat inscrutable.

[Opethian]

all these games made me

[KingDrool]

There was a pre-conceived perception of what night creatures was going to be and it disappointed many when it turned out entirely different. Everybody dismissed it as garbage. 

That's not the only reason. The hit detection is horrible, and the hit mechanics mean a single hit against the player is usually multiplied into several hits against the player. I just find the general play control somewhat inscrutable.

Yep. Preconceived notions or not, Night Creatures plays like shit.

[slinkyturd]

You tools should have voted up Night Creatures in a previous round. I know I voted for it.

[esteban]

Night Creatures actually has decent cover art.

[jordan_hillman]

Night Creatures actually has decent cover art.

I would kill for the original cover artwork for Night Creature

[dallaspattern]

I was away for a couple weeks, I guess I missed the vote with KK. Is it too late to contest this? haha

[slinkyturd]

Voting is locked. Worst US Hueys of all time have been determined:

1) Falcon
2) Gunboat
3) Ballistix

I can't find a solid argument against any of these but I think TV Sports Football should have a spot on here somehow. It's definitely my honorable mention.

[esteban]

Voting is locked. Worst US Hueys of all time have been determined:

1) Falcon
2) Gunboat
3) Ballistix

I can't find a solid argument against any of these but I think TV Sports Football should have a spot on here somehow. It's definitely my honorable mention.

I have had so much more fun with TV Sports Football than those top three turds.

Scientifically, I have determined that I have experienced ~BILLIONS of more fun molecules.