Your 'Guilty Pleasure' Games/Gaming Habits?

[Ihateregistering1]

Splatterhouse. Objectively, the game is terrible: it's buggy as all hell, the loading times are absolutely atrocious, and the gameplay (especially the QTEs) gets very repetitive, but for some reason I love the game. I love playing as a character who literally beats guys to death with his bare hands, I love the Lovecraftian/re-animator feel of the game, and it's just strangely entertaining.

Even though it's definitely not a 'bad' game, as many have already mentioned, I always find myself going back to Skyrim. Everytime I think "I'm done, that's it, no more Skyrim", I run across some awesome mods and then say "ok, well, I need to play at least ONCE more with these mods". This has happened about 6 times now.

 

[sageoftruth]

Breath of Fire 2 on an snes emulater. The progression is strong throughout, and the characters at the end actually get really freaking strong. Plus, we're talking old school snes graphics and world maps with secret islands and characters. All the goodness with instant saving!

You really need those saves in Sten's fortress. That part was so cheap, with the deathspell-casting enemies. It would've been excusable if you didn't have to go through it with just one character.

RIGHT!? The falling fight scene took forfreakingever. That, and breaking Bleu out of her fortress or whatever it was. There were so many parts where I just freeze saved (or w/e it was called) and bullrushed right through the content. That game was the sole reason I got into a hardcore RPG phase. That and Tecmo Secret of the Stars.

Yeah. It feels like a giant "F You" to all the players who decided not to use Sten up to this point. Hopefully you've been saving up your attack items. Then, there's the part where she tried to become the bird and you have to play with just Nina in your party. Traversing a dungeon with just a fragile spellcaster is ridiculous.

 

[BeoW0lfe]

I honestly have to agree with that one guy from the brony documentary: "Life's too short for the concept of 'guilty pleasures'"

That said, I'd have to list Hatsune Miku Project Diva F, and certain visual novels(Fate Stay/Night, Katawa Shoujo) on the grounds that I don't play them in front of other people.

Although, since I've gotten three of my friends hooked on Fate, so I can't really say I feel guilty over it.