Topic: Games you like, but people hate?

Being an orphan is pretty much a prerequisite for being a superhero. Batman's situation isn't drastically different from any other.

How so? Let's look at other superhero orphans:

Superman: Was a baby when his planet blew up, still had the Kents to raise him though, and didn't see any of it happen

Spiderman: Hardly remembers his parents, was raised by Uncle Ben and Aunt May. Aunt May is still alive, Uncle Ben was killed but again not in front of him.

Those are the only two heroes I can think of that are orphans right now, other than Daredevil, I guess. And neither of them faced the trauma of being able to remember their parents, and seeing them die in front of them. Besides, the "orphan" trope was basically invented by Batman. Also, one of the best characteristics of Batman is that he basically knows that he's crazy. The only difference between him and the Joker is that he hasn't crossed the line of killing people. You should read "The Killing Joke", explores this very well. Joker talks about how the only thing that separates random citizens from being Batman or the Joker is one bad day.

who cares if this version wasn't the most stable. World tour made up for it. Besides, it was more fun than Street fighter 3 overrated game

You don't know how much.

Final Fantasy VIII. Although I feel it's more of a divisive game than a hated one.

Can't think of any others.

MetaCritic might not be the best site to go too, as it only take the fairly big reviewers into account. But yeah, doesn't hurt to do a bit of research for these sort of threads.

Call of Duty Ghosts.

...I don't think I have any anymore. There are some games I'm okay with that people hate, like Final Fantasy II, Phantasy Star II, Devil May Cry 2, SaGa Frontier II, and Shadow the Hedgehog (c-c-c-c-combo breaker!!!)....but I wouldn't say they're anything above tolerable, honestly.

I hate it. And I think more people should.

Arkham Origins - I still don't understand what people were expecting from it other than better plot than in City. It's still a pretty good game, although little buggy (like most games nowadays, sadly)
Hitman: Absolution - I don't understand the hate at all. It's not perfect, but for what it is, it's a good game

Max Payne 3 got a lot of hatred, but to me it was solid follow up to the other 2 excellent games. I can't think of anything that could make this game better... except fixing framerate on console version.

I really liked Enter the Matrix but most people say is crap.

^This

Why? I thought it was great.

Holy crap I loved that game when I was younger.