games you love but have one flaw

[OroCrimson]

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Just wanted to say, Drakengard was pretty cool, but it wasn't the weird undertones that turned me away, it was the bleeding weapon collection quests.

Also, what happens to Arioch is delicious irony, and Leonard's end is that badass that it kind of redeems him, in my opinion.

For Arioch, I find there's an emphasis on "delicious." And yea, Leo's ending is pretty cool, and it WOULD have let me forgive him if I hadn't found him and Seere Rule 34'd >.>'

Yeah, I must say some of the weapon collection just flat out ticked me off. Mainly the one where you had to kill everything on the bloody map that was red colored on Normal mode in 6 minutes. Luckily Ally Magic works on the little buggers.

 

[PPB]

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

Absolutely perfect except for one factor:

HEY! LISTEN!

Am I the only person who actually liked Navi? Like, seriously, everyone seems to hate her but me.

I've played through Ocarina many times and she never really annoyed me. I can't say I liked her, I just didn't really care either way. I think the whole "hate on Navi" thing is a big bandwagon effect.

 

[nothinghere]

Fable the Lost chapters

I'm not talking about the morality system or the bugs.. but the hands! They look so weird, especially from a side view, it also annoys me

 

[scorptatious]

Valkyria Chronicles: The order system is broken.

Oddworld Abe's Oddysee: It's controls are slightly delayed.

Final Fantasy VII: English translation is a bit engrishy

Oblivion: Loading screens seamlessly pop out of nowhere.

Pokemon: Sticks to the same formula one too many times. When do I get to play as Nurse Joy?!?

Mass Effect: The first one's controls are difficult to get used too.

Metal Arms: Glitch in the System: There was never a sequel despite the ending hinting at one.

Kingdom Hearts: Still no KH3

Spyro the Dragon: Jumps are often VERY precise.

Final Fantasy IX: The trance system is uncontrollable. So if one of your characters enters trance in the middle of a fight, and then another character kills the last enemy in one hit, then that trance is wasted.

Shadow of the Colossus: Even with the massive amounts of colosi you can fight, it's too short!

 

[IndianaJonny]

Dawn of War. Flaw: tame unit cap.

 

[ObjectiveReality]

Bushido Blade. That game was FANTASTIC if you were willing to be charitable about its age and graphics etc. However, the thing that killed as a multiplayer game was the menu system. You had to quit out to the main menu and go back through the process from the start every time you wanted to change characters in 2-player. Ug.

 

[GeneUnit]

Ace Combat 04, 5, and Zero.
No checkpoints, would really help on the longer missions like tango line and such.

 

[GrimHeaper]

When someone actually finds a game with only one flaw tell me.

 

[ChupathingyX]

Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction.
Flaw: It ended.

Seriously though the loading times were pretty long.

 

[Burnseasons]

Bloodline Champions.
Nearly non-existent player base D:

 

[Jungy 365]

Both Mass Effect games are games that I love with a fiery passion, but both have a huge flaw in them.
Mass Effect 1: What's that secondary mission supplier? You want me to go to yet another abandoned planet and fight some dudes for you? Fantastic, it's not like I wanted variety.
Mass Effect 2: Mineral scanning. What else?