Name: Top 10 Hyped Games We Secretly Knew Would Suck
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If it's not golden, welcome to watch Mojo.

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 games we all knew would suck, but we hoped wouldn't wipe them out.

My companions and I are on a quest of sorts, and this sword is our only means of continuing our journey.

Unfortunately, the blade has been drained of its power.

Oh, yeah, That's just how things work here for this list will be looking at games that we held out hope for despite all warning signs.

Did we leave out any games that you had high hopes for?

Despite all the evidence against it, let us know in the comments now onto a top 10 that we all thought would be awesome.

But we just knew deep down inside it would suck.

The Elder Scrolls Blades harkening back to the first Elder Scrolls Arena.

This game features both handcrafted and procedurally generated dungeons.

Whenever a movie spin off is announced for a major franchise, it's met with a disappointing grown and rightfully so.

The name elder scrolls, however, does carry a certain weight in the gaming community.

And Bethesda are masters at creating hype for new titles?

Yeah, still, even by our lowest standards, we expected more shoddy and unresponsive controls.

A bare bones story with no open world and the predatory nature of the games.

Micro transactions made this title a clear cash grab from a developer whose reputation was already on the decline.

You really need to see it running on the phone.

Target located Killing The original crackdown was one of the surprise success stories for the early days of the Xbox 3 60.

Coming packaged with beta access to Halo three might have certainly helped sales, but the title itself reviewed well and became an instant hit.

Microsoft bet a lot on Crackdown three, positioning it as a flagship title for the Xbox one and for the future of clouds.

Streaming warning signs came, however, in the form of multiple delays and by release the destruction had been massively downgraded.

Yeah, the game was called out for boring gameplay and its inability to bring anything new to the franchise.

When Terry Crews can't even save your game, it never really had a chance.

Number eight Metroid Prime Federation Force The most elite members of the Galactic Marines were chosen and put through intense training to form what would become the Federation force.

Nintendo has something of a rocky relationship when it comes to their established franchises.

Gamers begged and patiently waited for news of a new Metroid game, and Nintendo finally answered with Metroid Prime Federation Force.

Not only was franchise icon Sammy's Aaron absent, the game was clearly aimed at multiplayer audiences.

Mhm, mhm gamers expecting the next mainline game and the beloved franchise were understandably upset, and the game was heavily criticized by fans and critics alike upon release.

Here's hoping the upcoming Metroid Prime four will bring the franchise back to its former glory.

Tony Hawk has had it rough in recent years.

Besides not being recognized in real life, his games and their pedigree have dramatically dropped with each new release and peripheral.

Activision won't give up a license when there's money to be made, though so Robo Moto and Disruptive Games were tasked with bringing the long dormant property to modern audiences in just a few months.

The result made even the most diehard fans hide their faces.

The game landed with such a thud that many feared the franchise had seen its last days, thankfully, the re master of Tony Hawk one and to re establish the series name.

But with Tony Hawk five being delisted from storefronts, it seems even Activision wants to forget the game ever existed.

Strong Mhm Number six Duke Nukem forever.

But you are a thing of the woods and the time Since Duke Nukem forever began development, there have been three separate gaming generations.

Production first began in 1996 by original developer three D Realms before it was finally released in 2011 by Gearbox Software and two K 15 years is a long time.

And even though fans were excited to finally have this long delayed title, its lengthy and tumultuous development did not bode well.

And predictably enough, the game turned out to be generic and bland, a title clearly stuck in the nineties.

Many wish Duke had simply remained in his own time.

Instead of leaving a Duke Nukem sized stain forever in our hearts, I named my daughter Duquette.

I even got her tiny toy rocket launchers to play with.

You should record another album, Number five Daikatana.

Many of the games we enjoy today wouldn't exist without John Romero, who helped create Wolfenstein, Doom and Quake.

Daikatana, however, is certainly not a title that resides among gaming royalty.

Unfortunately, the Blade has been drained of its power.

A bizarre marketing campaign using a poster that announced Romero's intention to make gamers his, um, well, you can fill in the blank there raised more than a few eyebrows, but still gamers could be forgiven for hoping, given the hype and the name involved upon release, however, the game was lambasted for its dated mechanics, atrocious ai and obtuse design decisions.

John Romero certainly owned gamers with Daikatana, but not in the way originally intended.

Oh so much has already been set about fallout.

76 is disastrous release, but it bears mentioning that up until launch, there were still quite a few people genuinely excited for the game.

Gamers had long requested an MMO style game set in the fallout universe, and 78 looked to finally fulfill that wish.

However, like most wishes, there was a catch.

Bethesda's decades old and heavily modeled creation engine, which was clearly never designed to handle the high demand of an online game with multiple players on a single server.

The game crippled Bethesda's reputation, and the developer only seems to keep digging themselves in further with each new update.

Fingers crossed for Star Field and Elder scrolls.

Mhm, yeah, Number three Anthem Yeah, after mass effect, Andromeda.

BioWare had a lot of trust to build back up among gamers with Anthem.

The much hyped title got off to a brilliant start with the jaw dropping demo at e 3, 2017, only to go mostly silent leading up to the games launch.

Gamers were cautiously optimistic about the Iron Man simulator, but after Andromeda.

Mhm bugs and glitches dragged down the titles already repetitive and grind the gameplay in a world far more linear and empty than originally promised.

Reports of the Games development didn't help matters when it was revealed that most of the game was patched together in the last few months amid an already turmoil production.

He's got to learn for himself what he can and cannot do.

Mhm, Yeah, yeah, oh, Even today, the Shenmue series still carries quite a bit of weight in the gaming community, known for popularizing the use of day night cycles and quick time events.

The 1st and 2nd games were four ahead of their time.

Naturally, fans have been clamoring for another entry.

And at e 3, 2015, gamers finally got their wish with series creator used Suzuki launching a Kickstarter campaign.

Oh yeah, that's just how things work here.

Many were understandably hesitant, and after multiple delays, the game finally released to middling reviews.

At best, it was a game seemingly stuck in another time and worse yet it ended on yet another cliffhanger that might never be resolved.

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