Stuff that Other People Don't Seem To/You Admit is Bad That You Like Anyway

[Ultraman950]

Yes. ^_^

I will again spout my love of Phantasy Star Universe, and add to that Megaman Legends. The first one. Sadly, I was forced to skip the PS2, so I never played the second, but I would like to.

Phantasy Star Universe I admit is bad because:
1) Inventory system is legendarily bad.
2) The graphics (while less important) are inexcusably polygonal.
5) The voice acting... well, the voice acting.
97.8) There's not much to do but grind the same levels over and over.

Megaman Legends, I'll admit is... well, I won't say "bad", but... eh.
1) Controls suck.
874,623) Graphics are a bit fuzzy.
0.00000006) Sound quality is very meh.
42) STEEP difficulty curve later on, which leads to
Green) More grinding.

And yet I love both these games so. I only wish Legends was on XBLA so I could easily play it again (and not have to drag out the tired old fatcat that is my N64).

Also, Linkin Park.

 

[pyrosaw]

Mortal Kombat:
1)Not as many moves compared to games like Street Fighter or Tekken.
2)Is legendarily juvenile.
3)Made the jump to 3D, and won't make a 2D one.
4)The bastard child known as Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe.

Postal 2:
1)Violent for no reason than because.
2)I don't need to explain to you!

 

[TiefBlau]

Deus Ex: Invisible War. I played it before the original, because it came for free with my cheapo graphics card. I fucking loved it. The neon cyberpunk glow, the RPG mechanics, and even that coffee sideplot. It was fucking great IMO. Even if the whole "moral choice" thing was completely gone.

I'm not gonna say it was better than the original, or even that it lived up to the Deus Ex name. But it wasn't half bad.

 

[BitterRebel]

Marijuana......errr you meant games uhhhh Final Fantasy 13. ) Combat is bad, but I like the story. Wished there were towns too. Still a good game overall.

 

[HellspawnCandy]

Final Fantasy 13. ) Combat is bad, but I like the story. Wished the was town too. Still a good game overall.

I concur, the story was neat(even though I wished it was a ton more mature and gritty) but man the combat really bothered me. Especially with the Eidolon fights.

 

[The Hero Killer]

Final Fantasy XIII

 

[Layz92]

The Punisher game wasn't loved very much but I still enjoyed it. Maybe it was just ignored, I don't know. 2005 version (just remembered there were some arcade ones.)

 

[Del-Toro]

Mobile Suit Gundam Crossfire. The entire world hated it (except for Japan, apparently) except for me (and the aforementioned Japanese folks).

 

[ragestreet]

Here's a hint; I was put on probation for it and suspended for it. Also I didn't flame anyone.

 

[Audemas]

The Punisher game wasn't loved very much but I still enjoyed it. Maybe it was just ignored, I don't know. 2005 version (just remembered there were some arcade ones.)

Was that the one that was extremely violent and the first level I think was a crack house?

 

[RedEyesBlackGamer]

Yu-Gi-Oh! The card game and any incarnation of the show.
1)Yes, the friendship monologues do get tiring but at least it is promoting something good for younger viewers.
2)Despite arguments to the contrary, the card game is very complex with a structured rule set. I have wasted many hours on the Tag Force series just trying different decks and strategies.
3)People can get over the addition of motorcycle dueling and synchro summoning. I was skeptical at first too, but I gave 5D's and the new rules a shot and ended up really liking them

 

[Jader7777]

I'm 22 and I play Pokemon.

 

[smeghead25]

Kane & Lynch. Personally I thought they were pratty fantastic with the exception of the controls.

Oh, and I LOVE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS AND I WANT TO WATCH THAT DISNEY MOVIE, TANGLED. XD

 

[Layz92]

The Punisher game wasn't loved very much but I still enjoyed it. Maybe it was just ignored, I don't know. 2005 version (just remembered there were some arcade ones.)

Was that the one that was extremely violent and the first level I think was a crack house?

Yep that's the one. You can interrogate a guy by holding him above a hungry massive shark, and choose after he informs you whether to dip his feet in and get him eaten or let him go. All sorts of stuff.

 

[veloper]

Deus Ex: Invisible War. I played it before the original, because it came for free with my cheapo graphics card. I fucking loved it. The neon cyberpunk glow, the RPG mechanics, and even that coffee sideplot. It was fucking great IMO. Even if the whole "moral choice" thing was completely gone.

I'm not gonna say it was better than the original, or even that it lived up to the Deus Ex name. But it wasn't half bad.

Most fans were upset that they took out most of the RPG stuff, such as the skills and generally dumbed the game down.
A bit like the ME1 to ME2 change, only with alot of people more angry.

I agree the game wasn't half bad.

Also on the same engine, Thief 3. Not a bad game at all. I reckon the system requirements at the time pissed off old fans of too.

 

[Thaluikhain]

Blade Kitten. Varied between amusing, amusingly bad and just bad.