Can't remember anyone in particular but there were plenty of people who complained about the controls.ReinofFire said:
It's bad but does that make it not fun?
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Okay, never heard of that, isn't this one even the game that gave japanese kids a day off from school or was it one of its prequels?nick n stuff said:
Still, I figured this thread was about games that are actually bad but you enjoy playing rather than games that are generally hated but you like.
People, I present to you: MORAFF'S DUNGEONS OF THE UNFORGIVEN.
S'alright.
S'alright.
What? killer7s controls aren't bad, just unconventional, even pretty satisfying when you get the hang of them.More Fun To Compute said:
Pirates of the Carribean for Xbox. It was supposed to be Seadog's 2 but some thing happened with Disney. The game sucks honestly for what it is and the straight cheese of it but for some reason I like it.
ALso Heroes: Kingdom Under Fire on Xbox. It does have a fanbase but it is small but I absolutely enjoy that game. (Not buggy, just an odd concept I think)
ALso Heroes: Kingdom Under Fire on Xbox. It does have a fanbase but it is small but I absolutely enjoy that game. (Not buggy, just an odd concept I think)
Irridium said:
I've said it once, a hundred times, a thousand. I'll say it til' my fingers are weathered down stumps from typing it.Radeonx said:
The completed Kotor 2:
http://www.deadlystream.com/forum/f123/sith-lords-restored-content-mod-final-1-5-version-here-1158.html
Everyone hated the werehog stages in Sonic Unleashed. Said it was like a God of War rip off.
Which it was. That's why I like it, it's God of War that you can play when your grandma's around, no awkward sex scenes or masses of gore.
If Chip didn't exist, that'd probably be one of my favourite games. Yes, that's just how annoying I find Chip.
Which it was. That's why I like it, it's God of War that you can play when your grandma's around, no awkward sex scenes or masses of gore.
If Chip didn't exist, that'd probably be one of my favourite games. Yes, that's just how annoying I find Chip.
Shadow of The Collossus is an amazing game. I wouldn't let anyone tell me otherwise.More Fun To Compute said:
yep alpha protocol. Yeah it's rough round the edges but to be honest it's nice to play a game where what you chose to do actually has an effect on the storyline, unlike other games that propose this but don't deliver (I'm looking at you Farenheit!). I found it thoroughly entertaining!
Final Fantasy VIII. I quite enjoy it, but enough people call it bad that I'll stick it on this list. I couldn't get through the first disk of VII, but there's something about VIII that I don't mind. The plot is a warped caricature of something decent at least (which I'm not sure I'd say about VII, but tastes vary), and the horribly broken battle system is one of the most hilarious I've found. Sure it's punishing if you don't think it through and ludicrously powerful once you get it working and abuse the enemies scaling level with you (protip: when power is only tangentially linked to level at best, DO NOT DO THIS), but there's a certain charm to merrily one-shotting my way through the game.
Oh, and Kotor 2 was excellent. With writing as good as that got from time to time, I only cared that it was playable.
Oh, and Kotor 2 was excellent. With writing as good as that got from time to time, I only cared that it was playable.
Really helps us console players /sigh.MisterShine said:
And I loved the Tex Murphy Series. As bad as the acting was, and as weird the puzzles, I loved every minute of them.
