Hmm...Tsukihime's sex scenes weren't written well, A Drug That Makes You Dream had too many, and Kanon's were fairly pointless. Otherwise, I would have no immediately obvious criticisms of those games. Wizardry 8 was a bit long, with a wacky difficulty curve and little support for dual-specialization. Tales of Symphonia had the inane Ymir Forest puzzle. Devil May Cry 3...
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Okay, I have two: Devil May Cry 3 and Fate/Stay Night.
Admittedly, I'm specifically referring to DMC3: Special Edition, which fixed the difficulty settings. Otherwise, I really can't think of anything I didn't like. The music was awesome, the story was decent, the characters interesting and entertaining, the puzzles and exploration were fun, the combat was excellent, and the boss fights were spectacular. The closest I might come to criticism was the way the Arkham fight was handled (specifically, the second half), but it still worked all right (using the coding for the Doppelganger style), was a great moment besides, and was one of the game's hidden instances of multiplayer.
As for Fate/Stay Night...I know of criticisms for the game. I just haven't seen any I agree with. I thought the sex scenes were fine, all of the characters were interesting at minimum and compelling at best (heavily weighted towards the latter), the story was epic, the artwork, pseudo sprite animation, and music were beautiful, and the writing superb.
