Deadly Premonition, it's so bad that it's practically good. I had way more fun with it than I expected, IGN's review was way off and took the game too seriously.
I loved Need for Speed Underground 2. I love the soundtrack and the city. I loved having to drive thousands of miles in between races and I loved all the car customization.
Yeah i have to agree with this, the worst part about those games was that 3 was pretty great.. Co-op hack/slash em up against enemy hordes with tons of characters, unlockables, mounts etc.. Shallow but satisfying, but then they basically released the same game with minor upgrades about 5 times.
I also feel the need to mention Borderlands here, because it wasn't a good game, it was just built on a fantastic mold.
Mischief Makers - I'm not even sure if this game was exactly bad. It was just really, really strange. Buck Bumble - I wanted to be an entomologist as a child. Mystic Heroes - Kind of Dynasty Warriorsy. It wasn't horrible, but it wasn't that great either. For some reason, I played quite a lot of it. Looking back, I don't know why I would play that game when I could have played a good hack and slash game like Diablo II. Maybe something about the setting appealed to me?
X-Men Origins: Wolverine. It lacks nice detalied enviroments. It lacks good sound design. It's filled to the brim - hell, two brims - with funny as hell gameplay. I seriously enjoy that game, because no matter how many times you pull the same attack Wolverine seems to do something different, every attack ends in me feeling stupidly powerfull and the whole thing controls really great. I love it.
All up unti final boss, wich is every aspect of how to not make a final boss in a game like that.
As much as it pains me to admit it....when LAIR got analog control support, as opposed to STRICTLY motion controls (WTF were they thinking??), I had a pretty damn good time with it.
Koudelka was such a game. The narrative and overall story were sooo good. But weapons broke and the only way that you could get more was by fighting enemies. The battle system took place on a tiled area that you could move your characters on. It was not good. Oh and if you didn't pick up an item about halfway through the game you could never beat because you couldn't go back for it. But despite these many and varied things it was a great title.
Haunting Ground for the PS2 was really fun and a good horror game.The best run and hide type game (same as Clock Tower). And Metal Gear Ac!d 2 for PSP was really fun and underrated.
At the time I thought Enter the Martix wasn't half bad. Not that I thought it was great, but the driving and the sniping level come to mind as being pretty frustrating.
Luigi's mansion was actually a good game, even if not what i suspected. I'll have to go with Force Unleashed Wii version, I like it better than 360/PS3 for some reason, even if the graphics don't compare
Bionic Commando. I still go back and play that game from time to time, I just find it fun. Helps that i'm a big Bionic Commando fan, so I might be seeing it through 'bionic eyes' as I call them, but whatever.
I have to say that Britney's Dance Beat had horrible music and visuals, but actually a really fun control scheme, and it wasn't a bad rhythm game. (Hooray for joke gifts that end up being not so terrible!)
Fracture, Jericho, and Bullet Witch. Having fun....always good to re-open those games. Personally I kinda like every game I have played. ..same with movies...something about the person who put their idea onto a screen....-shut up Gary...OK...-
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