Topic: Unpopular Gaming Opinions

I am not that into Metroid.
Mewtwo is the worst character in Smash Bros., not just in Melee, but in the entire series. COME AND GET ME, FANBOYS!!!!
I actually like Five Nights at Freddy's, but mainly because of the concept.
Kirby and the Amazing Mirror is my least favorite Kirby game.
I'm not really bothered by clones in Smash Bros.
Megaman 1 has aged HORRIBLY.

I have an SP, a DS lite and a gameboy micro, the cartridges for some games are getting
somewhat expensive compared to eShop prices.

And the prices will only go up. Which now's the perfect time to buy.

3DS Ambassadors need to realize that no one owed them anything for their own decisions

My unpopular opinion is actually the complete opposite of yours haha, I think Megaman 1 has aged brilliantly. For me it all comes down to game feel - MM1 had the boss weapons that were the most useful, with the fire, electricity, cut and ice weapons all feeling more useful than the regular buster. Sure the guts and bomb weapons were kinda duds, but 4/6 is a much better ratio than the later games which only had around 2-3 worthwhile weapons out of 8. In MM2, 3 and especially 4, I'd only be using the extra weapons on bosses weak to them, while running through the levels I'd just be using the buster.

Oh, I see what you mean now
Unpopular opinion: The Gameboy Micro was a lot better than the SP
despite the SP's clamshell design the micro felt more compact
and the shoulder buttons were spaced much better

Oh what the heck, one more time:

To me, a good game with bad sections that sap away my will to continue are worst than bad games. Bad games I can realize are bad right away and put it down without having lost much. But having my otherwise fond memories soured by one bad section, and being forced to live with knowing I'll never want to play that game again because of that section? That is a punishment worse than death.

The reason I hate Megaman 1 is because unlike 2 and 3, it was complete HELL. 2 and 3 were hard, but they at least felt like a fair challenge. 1 just plain pi$$ed me off 70% of the time (don't even get me started on the Yellow Devil).
Edit: Oh, and also, 2 made the total eight robot masters, and 3 introduced Rush and Protoman, so...yeah. 1 doesn't really look so hot when compared to them, in my opinion.

The Yellow Devil is not that hard.

LIES! DAMN, DIRTY LIES! Unless of course you use the glitch involving Elecman's power...which I couldn't pull off, for some reason. Either that, or you are a gaming God.

I use the mega buster. The Yellow Devil's attacks are fast, but I don't really find it that hard because it always repeats the same pattern.

This one might be agreed with, I dunno, but Sonic games have made no advancements in the past 15 years. I watched a trailer for Sonic Boom, the so-called "Re-boot" and it pretty much looks like SA1

Earthbound is an overrated RPG with few interesting things
Mario Kart 64 is only "good" for the nostalgia, which I don't have
Final Fantasy is not that good overall, though it does have good moments
Wii U is the most interesting of the new consoles. PS4 and One are not interesting at all

Also, I don't like hack-n-slash games...but Bayonetta is fun as hell. I don't care if that's popular or not

I agree with you on a lot of those. I don't like the battle system in Earthbound, but I can deal with it and I really enjoy the rest of the game for what it is. PS4 and Xbone feel like they're trying too hard to copy PC gaming, which Wii U is the exact opposite of.

Of course not, but N decided to do that promotion with the GBA being exclusive to ambassadors, to go back on that is to lose integrity. The inverse also applies, just because the ambassadors got the GBA games doesn't mean that later 3DS buyers are owed GBA games.

AND ALSSSSSSSSSO THIS:

Difference is that ambassadors got those games for free. Everyone saying 3DS owners should get GBA games means that Nintendo should allow us to buy those games.

Different strokes for different blokes I guess.

I liked Midna because of how she was initially a morally ambiguous character who was really blackmailing you. She was snarky and bossy, but in a way that was kind of funny. But as you progressed through the game, her dialogue became warmer and warmer, though still retaining her snarky attitude. So she kind of felt like a friend.

For me, Fi's constant annoyance really ruined any hope of that end scene being touching. I was actually kind of happy, because at that point I just hated Fi so much. I kind of found it perplexing that the developers expected me to care after all the hell she put me through. I thought her gimmick of being emotionless stopped being funny very quickly too.

Though the old lady scene was nice.

I'm gonna 1-up you on unpopularity here.

I don't understand the appeal of any Sonic game. The idea of just racing through a level doesn't really sound that interesting to me, just unnecessarily over-the-top.

I don't understand why every Sonic game is a reboot.