My cousin and I once got together for a weekend and plowed through Sonic '06. We were unaware of the public opinion and, while the story was shit on a biscuit, we just saw it as a decent platform game that was colorful and had plenty of variety.
I don't think a low score on metacritic makes a game objectively terribleExhuminator said:For me it has to be King's Field : The Ancient City. It gets a 60 on Metacritic. Honestly, I can understand initially why someone would not like this game. The controls are unwieldy, movement and combat is slow, and you can die within 5 seconds of starting out. However, for those who persevere, The Ancient City becomes an amazing experience. You get used to the controls, movement and combat speed increases as weapons and levels improve, and eventually you learn how not to die. From then on, you're free to explore an amazing world full of incredible atmosphere, devious puzzles, and fearsome beasts galore. Basically, The Ancient City is kinda Demon's Souls, except in first person. Which makes sense, as the games were made by the same developer.
I personally loved the first harry potter ps1 game myself. However the gameboy colour HP and the philosopher's stone holda special place in my heart. Its an RPG but its the most basic RPG ever, and I love it.Simple Bluff said:Does anyone remember the Harry Potter games on the PS1? I played the shit outta them. Maybe I didn't know any better, maybe I was too engrossed in the world to notice the awkward gameplay, but they were some of my faveorite games in the PS1 era.
Although I would never call them "objectively terrible." They had problems, but Lord knows they weren't the worst movie tie-in games.
That game was awesome!Ironshroom said:For me, this was a little vehicular combat game on the PS2 called Motor Mayhem. It was for all intents and purposes Twisted Metal, but I had no idea what that was at the time, so I clinged onto Motor Mayhem and didn't stop playing for ages.
Who else had that game that was critically panned, but you loved all the same
Oh man, I still remember that part in the sorcerer's stone (or philosopher's stone because UK) where you had to go get fire seeds to help hagrid hatch his dragon egg.Simple Bluff said:Does anyone remember the Harry Potter games on the PS1? I played the shit outta them. Maybe I didn't know any better, maybe I was too engrossed in the world to notice the awkward gameplay, but they were some of my faveorite games in the PS1 era.
Although I would never call them "objectively terrible." They had problems, but Lord knows they weren't the worst movie tie-in games.
I thought it was generally considered pretty good? It's the SNES update of the first two Megami Tensei games on NES, right?dylanmc12 said:I liked a few LJN games. They were... almost competent.
Also, Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei (literally, Classmate Goddess Reincarnation. It's quite suprising how almost nobody likes this game. And if you ask a Persona fan about it, they'll just look at you and think, "What the fuck is Shin Megami Tensei?")
Still better than Pokemon.