Topic: Worst Games You Always Loved

I actually didn't mind Sonic Labyrinth. Not the best, but I didn't "dislike" it.

IMO, none of the Battle Network games were bad, they were just too same-y between each installment. And I second the love for the 6th game, it's pretty nice, albeit maybe a bit too hard.

Agreed. Personally I lump it together with Shadow the Hedgehog and Sonic '06, where I don't really dislike it, but I don't really like it either. It was a good way to spend an afternoon and nothing more.

The only other bad games I loved would probably be one of the Ed, Edd, 'n' Eddy games on the GBA, Clay Fighters on the Genesis, Experiment 266(or whatever) on the Gamecube, and Sonic Heroes. I can't really say much about any of them, except they were deeply flawed games that I greatly enjoyed.

Anyone remeber Dark Rift for the N64? It was an unbalanced and clunky fighting game, but for some reason i played the hell out of it. The characters were pretty memorable.

I also loved Atari 2600 Pac-Man, but that was largely because i was a huge Pac-fan in the 80s and it was the only way for me to play it at home. I also spent many hours with ET, and the Raiders of the Lost Ark game was a huge favorite.

Also, Legend of Kage, both NES and Arcade. I only really learned recently that so many people consider it a horrible game; i'll still happily play it repeatedly on VC and MAME.

I've always had a fondness for NES The Legend of Kage (since I played it on the PowerJoy in Italy), and I enjoyed that game from beginning to end.

Wisdom Tree had some good games. Exodus, Spiritual Warfare, and King of Kings (ignoring the Flight to Egypt part) were all pretty great.

oh yeah! bngrybt, we are probally the only ones who remebers about those games. I especially loved Exodus.

I'm willing to bet that not many people are familiar with the GameCube game Disney's Magical Mirror starring Mickey Mouse. I'm also willing to bet the the most people that played it disliked it. I've always had a fondness for this GameCube title, 'cause it was one of my very first GameCube games ever. So what if the control pad is only used to control the "mouse" [as in, computer mouse, not the character himself] for the most times? No big deal. I still like it, though just a bit.

Sonic Heroes
Paperboy 64
Wii Play

I loved Sonic R and its soundtrack.

I really have no idea why Super Mario 64 DS is so hated. I adore that game. And if you listened to the podcast, I stayed up for 8 hours trying to beat it.

Haha, Reading through all this, There's so many games mentioned that I played and thought were decent....

Disney's Magical Mirror starring Mickey Mouse , Megaman Battle Network Series , Sonic 06 ,Trauma Center : New Blood
Kirby's Dream Land 3 ,Sonic 3D Blast. ,Zelda II: The Adventure of Link ,Digimon World 1,2,3, Crystal Chronicle series

However, let me add a few of my own to the list

Final Fantasy X-2 ( Gets so much hate >.> No reason for it)
Resident Evil Umbrella and Darkside Chronicles ( I know its not classic, but there freakin awesome)
Eternal Sonata ( Alot of hate for this game too, Why?)
Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg ( People make fun of me for playing a game with a chicken suit boy....meh..its epic..there loss)

There's some more I can think of...maybe ill post them later though..

Oh yeah! I forgot!! Lunar: Dra....gets shot

No way! Someone else actually owns Magical Mirror and likes it? Cool.

City Connection on NES. It gets a bad rap and even NL gave it a horrible review. Maybe I'm blinded by nostalgia, but I grew up with that game, loved it and still do to this day.

Those who have played it, but the PS1 had an RPG called Beyond the Beyond. Some have deemed it the worst RPG of the PS1 era, but I love that game. Boss battles took forever and were actually challenging. Long dungeons and some very hard puzzles as well. The graphics were pretty bad, but I don't really care about graphics. The story was good in my opinion.

Tecmo Secret of the Stars. How many of you even knew Tecmo made an RPG on the SNES? Long forgotten and some found it downright bad, but I thought it was a really fun RPG. There were two different teams of people that you used too. Sometimes you had to solve puzzles switching between both parties. There were many different kinds of classes too. I loved it.

Arcana is such an obscure, very underrated first-person RPG. I love it so much.
Also, why all the hate for Ecco Jr.? I actually found that game very fun.

Yoshi Story,Sunshine, and Luigis Mansion
E:Paper Boy 64, I forgot about that game, Its awesome, and Sonic Adventure 2 Battle =o

There are several,

Castlevania 2 Simon's Quest: Most people don't like it because of a certain review by a guy that really only proves that he's not a good gamer at all.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles NES: Most people hate on this game because they're comparing it to any turtle game that came out after, but back then, it was a great game.
Crystalis: Not many people have even heard of this game, & half of those that have dismiss it as a zelda clone, so wrong they are.
Doom 64: This game got a rating of something like 5 on gamespot, but I played this game more then Super Mario 64 Final Fantasy 7, & Zelda OoT combined.

Glad to see some Sonic R love in this thread.

Legend of Kage was awesome! Do people actually think that's a bad game? I played it with some friends a while ago in a bout of shared nostalgia and we all loved it.

I liked that game too. The controls were plain horrible, and the music was cheesy and grating, and the artwork made no sense. But I liked it.

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