Say something positive about a trashy game!

[SamanthaSamantha's icon]

I thought this could be very fun.

Basically: take a horrible game you own or have played and highlight the one redeeming quality you can think of!

I'll start us off with... Unreal 2.

It looks pretty damn nice. Easily one of the better-looking games of its generation.

Your turn!

 

[ConanTheDestroyer]

I am not a fan of CastleVania Adventures on Gameboy but it has great music(as is the case with much of the games in the series). The remake for the Wii is alot more enjoyable though.

Anyone who has played Devil May Cry 2 knows the myriad of flaws it has but I do think it has the best design for Dante.

 

[JustLooking123]

Dragon Lair (NES) is a game for giants!
A real test for anyone who considers themselves an avid gamer!
If you can beat that game, you are the king!
And the game is the judge for your skills and patience!

 

[RageBurner]

Let's see. Eternal Champions has incredible graphics and interesting ideas despite playing like absolute junk.

 

[Boo Man]

You can ride a pony in Diablo 4

 

[PSVitaForever]

Inuyasha DS, a nice world-map that looked like the one in old FFs, a big party and a nice story.
(the "horrible" part was too much random encounters and a late dungeon maze-like without minimap, very difficult to find the way out)

 

[ArleThePoss]

For YiiK (This would be about 1.0, I havent touched the massive rework nor do I plan to), I did like the voice acting from the actors in the game, I think they were good choices for the characters and they did their job well, the writing was the main issue with that.

 

[Kobu]

Mega Man X6 has one of the best soundtracks in the franchise. Mega Man X7 is still kind of fun despite its clunky everything.

 

[HydraSavior]

Donkey Kong 64, a game I have a love-hate relationship with, did an Excellent Job with its last boss. I don't think the game's worst sin is the collect-a-thon elements at all. The big problem was that very little of that game was truly memorable. But the last boss fight? Peak.