by Ripntear40times March 6, 2017
a shitter title is a videogame that is not worth the $60 it costs at launch, but is worthy of a $10 (or lower) purchase. shitter titles usually have some gaping flaw, be it graphics, story, or gameplay. there are in fact different tiers and characteristics of a shitter title, such as:
bottom of the barrel, don't touch that shitter: these shitters are the worst of the worst, and you shouldn't play them even if you got it for the price of a beefy crunch burrito. (about 99 cents.) games like naruto: shippuden, vampire rain, and nearly any movie-liscensed game are good examples.
mid-tier shitter: this shitter isn't a bottom of the barrel shitter, but it definitely isn't a high-quality shitter. however, this shitter CAN be enjoyed by the select few who overlook its abundant flaws. some examples of mid-tier shitters are most sonic games, the force unleashed, and jurassic: the hunted. one should only spend about $5-8 on these shitters.
top-tier shitter: a top tier shitter is a shitter that is very close to being a "goodie", but some flaws hold it back from reaching "great" status. however, one should definitely seek out top-tier shitters. they're fun, and the best of the bunch have full co-op campaigns, THOSE are the top of the heap shitters. games like hunted: the demon's forge, F.3.A.R., prey, and syndicate can all be considered top-tier shitters. one may spend an upwards of $15 on these shitters, making them quite pricey.
bottom of the barrel, don't touch that shitter: these shitters are the worst of the worst, and you shouldn't play them even if you got it for the price of a beefy crunch burrito. (about 99 cents.) games like naruto: shippuden, vampire rain, and nearly any movie-liscensed game are good examples.
mid-tier shitter: this shitter isn't a bottom of the barrel shitter, but it definitely isn't a high-quality shitter. however, this shitter CAN be enjoyed by the select few who overlook its abundant flaws. some examples of mid-tier shitters are most sonic games, the force unleashed, and jurassic: the hunted. one should only spend about $5-8 on these shitters.
top-tier shitter: a top tier shitter is a shitter that is very close to being a "goodie", but some flaws hold it back from reaching "great" status. however, one should definitely seek out top-tier shitters. they're fun, and the best of the bunch have full co-op campaigns, THOSE are the top of the heap shitters. games like hunted: the demon's forge, F.3.A.R., prey, and syndicate can all be considered top-tier shitters. one may spend an upwards of $15 on these shitters, making them quite pricey.
"i went on amazon today and purchased a bunch of shitter titles. i can't wait to pop-in hunted: the demon's forge and play that online coop!"
by namelessRAGEguy March 6, 2012
by D Flawless October 8, 2020
Suzy has become an executive now, she has another title under her name. She is the biggest title junky in the office
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by ptman22 March 20, 2007
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by Pusylicker92 February 6, 2019
A sexual royal fetish that dukes, marquesses, earls, viscounts, barons, kings, duchesses, marchionesses, countesses, viscountesses, baronesses, and queens do.
by ladyfzesimp March 1, 2022
Out-of-print math titles whose covers, contents, or creators the present generation could still remember, because when they were students, teachers, or parents, these wallet-friendly, brain-unfriendly books had positively impacted their mathematical learning or teaching, which were unsurprisingly bestsellers of their day.
Singapore’s zombie math titles of yesteryear like Fabian Ng’s “Process Skills in Problem Solving,” Dr Y H Leong’s “Challenging Problems in Mathematics,” and K C Yan’s “Mathematical Quickies & Trickies” had not only differentiated themselves from the sea of canned drill-and-kill titles, but they have since become an integral part of the local math education culture.
by Fasters February 5, 2022