Name a game that is so loathed by everyone that you actually enjoyed

[Max]

Shrek super party, most of the hate comes from people who say it is a Mario party clone

 

[Dyne]

 

[LV20 Succubus]

Fire away and for FFS no petty arguments
Keep it civil people

The original Guilty Gear from 1998. Sure, the gameplay isn't the best, but the sprites, stages and music are godly.

 

[NOTthatHARD]

NINJA GAIDEN 3: Razor’s Edge
DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY NT
Dead Space 3 Awakened
F.E.A.R. 3
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon
GRID 2
GRID Autosport
Need For Speed SHIFT 2: Unleashed
Assassin’s Creed Rogue
EARTH DEFENSE FORCE: IRON RAIN
Dark Souls II: Scholar of The First Sin
Batman Arkham Origins
RAGE
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 1 and 2
Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 1 and 2
Watch Dogs
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII

Everyone I talk to seems to hate these games, and I can't for the life of me understand WHY!!??.

 

[JackNoir413]

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i played it
i enjoyed it
the last few minutes of the game where everything vergil happens suck ass and ruin the entire experience but his dlc was REALLY good.

i loved the limbo concept i wish it got used in an official release or something cause i really like that idea of "they're everywhere and you dont know"

 

[cheepsheeps567]

kingdom hearts chain of memories the gba version

 

[GuyZero32k4]

I'll say it. Mind you the first half of the game.
Final Fight Streetwise

I was just happy to see Final Fight back in some form. How it set the mood and tone, showing Metro City is still shitty place. Just seeing the three OGs again as time has moved on. Sure, struck me a little odd to see Guy running his own Yakuza, Cody can't fight as well his knees went to shit and is teaching his little brother Kyle.

Lost interest during second half of game with the glow zombie shit. That's what kills the game for me. This is supposed to be Final Fight, not Resident Evil. Did manage to beat it, though I liked the reveal of the lass bosses' reason for doing what he did.

 

[GamingWarthog]

Multiversus and Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale both had their own neat twists on the platform fighter formula that made them stand out and actually understood what made Smash stages fun, and both get aggressively bashed online where people can't bring them up without it getting shit on. Would be nice if people could show a little tact about a game I like having servers shutdown, at least I still have offline play.

Code Name S.T.E.A.M got hated on from the start for the sin of not being Majora's Mask 3D (which would go on to inspire countless videos about why it's a bad remake) and then people started parroting reviewers whining about the enemy turn times when you're supposed to use that time to deduce their position. Also Arms had a bizarre hatedom before it even came out, people obsessed with downplaying it at all costs.

 

[DrunkGecko]

Dbz Budokai 2

 

[NotReallyHere]

We're reaching pretty far back here, but...

I was a kid. I loved Indy. And my Mum randomly came home from a shopping trip with this game.

She NEVER bought me things like this for no reason! I only ever got a game on my birthday or maybe during the holidays. My guess is it was on some sort of clearance rack at whatever store she was shopping at, and she went for it.

I knew it wasn't the best game, but I adored it all the same. And, really, the NES versions of some of the movie's soundtrack weren't too bad! And it makes me think of her every time I see it on the shelf. One of the few relics of my Mum that I keep out in the open, and allow myself to get "the feels" over

 

[Big Finger Jim]

Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII

I thought it was an enjoyable shooter with a really cool aesthetic, even if I did had my gripes with it in terms of the story (and the lack of appreciation for my boy, Caith Sith).

It runs like shit on my PCSX2, but from the little I played, it is absolutely the most fun to play out of all the versions and spin offs of 7.

 

[Badseed]

Raiders on 2600. At the time people despised the clunky control scheme and obtuse world navigation. It was the first RPG I played and it started my life-long love of RPGs.