Streets of Sim City was a vehicular combat game with the added gimmick of using Sim City 2000 maps. It came out in the era of vehicular combat games, and the only thing setting it apart was the Sim City gimmick. The game was riddled with bugs. It would often crash because the AI drove into a building or something. Some of the standalone missions were impossible. The stories were nonsensical, yet really campy and funny at times.

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Delightful game. Played it for hours and hours.

I liked the hidden ending of Far Cry 4 more than any of the real endings.

You’re onto something, a lab coat would look awesome.

Mass Effect 2 is full of minigames that are a waste of time. The planet scanning is tedious, the hack minigames are not fun at all, and both are entirely necessary to do over and over throughout the game. I breathe a sigh of relief every time I get to Mass Effect 3 on a playthrough because they totally cut the hack minigames, so Shepard just plays with their omni tool for a couple of seconds at locked doors instead. The planet scanning was streamlined, too.