Topic: Worst Games You Always Loved

Well obviously, Screw Attack was wrong.

That, and there's only one person on ScrewAttack who likes Sonic, and Craig, who is pretty much the boss, is a serious Sonic hater. Seriously, the one time I ever saw him looking ACTUALLY pissed off was when Ben was trying to tell him Black Knight wasn't that bad.

Grabbed by the Ghoulies for the original Xbox. everyone hated it but i honestly enjoyed it. challenging, fun, had some high replay value with collecting the rare books and replaying the bonus chalenges. it also shows a shit load of refrences to banjo and kazooie. nice graphics on par with some wii games. it also had some humor in to it. the only thing i hated was the control scheme. you had to fight with the left analog stick instead of using the buttons.

Elebits is one of my favorite Wii games and I put tons of hours into the deep-content level editor. If an object is in the game, you can place it in a different level (knowing of course you have to unlock that item set) although you could only choose 3 sets, I spent a lot of time on it.

Trauma Center: New Blood I found amazing but it got a somewhat bad rap for being "too difficult" there's no such thing. (although it WAS extremely difficult)

And also one of my favorite games EVER, iggy's Reckin' Balls (N64) never got the reviews it deserved. I played it all the time as a kid and finally got a copy of it a few years ago. I would suggest this game to anyone looking for something different (and odd)

Are we talking about games that have received bad review scores or games that The Internet have since deemed to be rubbish? Because if it's the latter I'll just go right ahead and list every game ever made, ever.

Both.

Are we gonna include games that undergo love-it-or-hate-it relationships?
If so, I've always been enamoured with Kirby's Dream Land 3 since I downloaded it on the Virtual Console on January 5th, 2009. I think it's a wonderful game and one of the best I've played, even though many others may not have thought so. But, eh, to each his own, right?

Last Alert on the Turbografx CD. It's really bad, but I still enjoy it.

@ Bowsotnik
I guess ScrewAttack never got around to playing Street Fighter IV, huh?

I loved Sonic '06 too.

/me looks left, then right, then double checks.

Sonic 3D Blast.

I like Sonic 3D Blast.

Alright, Sonic 3D Blast get's some lovin'!

I wouldn't say I love this game, but I do play and like Gex 64. It's a Super Mario 64 rip-off that "makes fun of" TV and movies.

I couldn't think of anything, Iggy works, such a unique game, that one.

Gex 64 is fun.

Oh, my favorite underrated game of all time has got to be N64's Glover. Such a creative, innovative platformer. Better than Mario 64 any day.

GLOVER!!!!!!! I need to play that game on the PSX again!! I miss it so much. I only played it during visiting hours when I was little.

To this day I haven't beaten that game either! I always get stuck in the Prehistoric area.

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Mr. Nutz. Now, it's not exactly a "Worst" title, but there are people that view it as generic. I read Corbie's review of the game last year, and it gave me a really good impression. I wasn't disappointed with the game.
At one point, I used to talk about this game all the time. But, when I began worrying that I was obsessing about a game that the majority of people thought was generic, I stopped talking about it altogether and never thought the same way again. I still like the game, don't get me wrong, but it's not exactly Top 10 material (like I at one point thought it was). It does have a decent soundtrack.
I'm one of the few people that actually likes this game.

Ah, Mr. Nutz. A game I received as an April Fool's day prank. I loved that game too, actually.