Games you like that others don't

[Okamiyasha]

Halo 3: ODST
Modern Warfare 2
AC: Revelations
Rage

 

[piinyouri]

I have many, but Two Worlds and Too Human seem to be the ones that draw the most ire.
Farcry 2 as well.

 

[Olrod]

Final Fantasy X-2 is one of my top 10 favourite games of all time ever.

 

[Pickles]

As much as I hate to admit it I kind of liked Jericho. Its a pretty terrible game, but it just feels like its a few good design decisions away from not being godawful.

 

[Vault101]

I have many, but Two Worlds and Too Human seem to be the ones that draw the most ire.
Farcry 2 as well.

I think Farcry 2 was genuinely good though..

Assasins Creed Revelations...I honestly think it was better than Brotherhood...Brotherhood just felt so pointless, I mean it was fine but it REALLY burned me out on renisance Italy and Ezio

basically it took a setting that was so cool and fresh and made it stale and headache inducing..which was a shame

Revelations at least trying something a little different, I liked playing as an older Ezio

 

[SuperScrub]

Forgive me gaming community for I have sinned by enjoying the game R-R-Rapelay. It's terrible yes but for some reason I CAN'T STOP PLAYING!

 

[MetalDooley]

Metroid:Other M
Dragon Age 2
Alpha Protocol

I'll never understand why those games receive so much hate

 

[Xangba]

I have only met one other person who enjoys Dynasty Warriors.
Which is a shame, because in my (not so) humble opinion, Dynasty Warriors is fucking awesome.

*high five* Me too! Me and a friend of mine play co-op a lot. On DW6 Empires my friend created an officer that was essentially shirtless and with a rose in his mouth, and used Dian Wei's style. Every time he finished a musou attack with that burst of energy he called it his "Sexy Burst" where he overwhelmed his opponents with his sexiness.

Also I will hop on the Alpha Protocol bandwagon here, but I don't think it was something most people didn't like, just that is was pretty buggy and kind of rushed, and so people love to complain and moan.

Also Dragon Age 2. Yes, I had fun playing it. It was not amazing, or as good as the first, but I had fun and that's kind of the point isn't it? I don't care if anyone else liked it, since my enjoyment is far more important to me than yours.

 

[Bloodstain]

I actually like Final Fantasy X. I have yet to play X-2.

 

[XandNobody]

Final Fantasy X-2.

I liked the dress sphere thing, alright? And I actually thought the story was touching while still having some fun moments to break up the serious business. Heck, I liked it so much that it and Final Fantasy VII are pretty much the only Final Fantasy games I have ever played all the way to the ending.

 

[Mirrorknight]

Final Fantasy X-2. Yes, the story was crap or terribly fanservicey most of the time, but I enjoyed the gameplay. Always enjoy exploiting the Final Fantasy job system and make secret bosses die horribly. Plus a little goofiness in an RPG is ok now and then. You get too serious and you end up with douchy emos like Squall. Then you have to have some horrible comic relief like Zell to balance them out. Ugh.

Yep. Love me some job system. What? Dresssphere? I don't know what you're talking about.

I got it used for 15 bucks, so I just looked at it as an expansion to X instead of a proper game, which helped.

I also liked the little puzzle mini-game it had. (Not blitzball. Oh, dear gods, no.)

 

[Something Amyss]

One game that I really enjoyed that many others wrote off was Crackdown. The running and jumping and fighting was so well done, along with the collecting aspect of the game. I'll admit there wasn't a ton of content there, but just jumping from rooftop to rooftop was a blast, and with enough creativity, players could sort of create their own little games to play within the world. It's also one of the best co-op games I've ever played.

I feel like too many people overlooked Crackdown as an inferior clone of GTA or Saints Row (which came out at around the same time as Crackdown I believe), but it wasn't either of those things at all; it was an entirely different experience and it was some of the most fun I've had this generation.

I loved Crackdown so much. Crackdown 2 disappointed me because I saw so much potential in the first, and we didn't really get it.

 

[Varis]

DA2, ME3, Fable 3 as well as all games (except Halo Wars) from the Halo franchise. I know Halo's are generally liked but some reviewers like to berate them quite a lot.

 

[ChanTheNoob]

Mirror's Edge is so underrated, I loved it for it's ambitious first person platforming, art style and the break from the modern brown-grey setting that games all seem to be in nowadays. It had a lot of great ideas and I really enjoyed it it just needed a little bit more tuning and it could have been perfect

 

[BloatedGuppy]

Mirror's Edge is so underrated, I loved it for it's ambitious first person platforming, art style and the break from the modern brown-grey setting that games all seem to be in nowadays. It had a lot of great ideas and I really enjoyed it it just needed a little bit more tuning and it could have been perfect

It didn't need more tuning so much as it needed another 10-20 hours of game play.

 

[Shinsei-J]

Brink and FFX-2.
I didn't absolutely love them but I quite liked them and don't believe they deserve the crap they get.
But X-2 was pretty silly I'll admit.

 

[Exius Xavarus]

Final Fantasy XII
Mirror's Edge
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
Sonic the Hedgehog(2006)

I think they're all pretty fantastical games. Especially Final Fantasy XII. I really wish I had a ps2 so I could play it again.

 

[putowtin]

Dragon Age 2
Playing as sacastic Hawke is too much fun!

 

[Andy Shandy]

Poorly received by people here: Final Fantasy XIII
Dragon Age 2

In general: Alpha Protocol

 

[pikmaniac]

I like Metroid: Other M.