What "bad" games have you enjoyed?

[Icemage]

Originally Posted by PhoenixKfz

Bullet Witch on 360

Yooooowwza, what on earth did you like about Bullet Witch (aside from cleavage, that is?).

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Off the top of my head:

The Mummy Returns (PS2)
This was an impulse rental, but it panned out pretty well. It's not the best game in the world, but it's a pretty solid platformer, and the boss fights were pretty cool, with good production values considering it's a movie spinoff.

I try to avoid current-gen games that get rated poorly, and in the many cases where I've tried anyway them I usually find that the reviewers are often at least mostly right.

[Nirvana09]

Driv3r. I love that game. My only concern is that I cant play it on the 360... Come on MS, step up!

[InsightGoalie]

Originally Posted by bip

Yes! The game kicked ass, I played it before I saw the movie. Then, when I got the movie I always thought: "Wow, it's just like in the game".
Actually I think Episode I is the only good film from the prequel trilogy.

I thought Episode II was the best. Mainly because of my Boba Fettish I guess. Episode III was terrible though IMO...

[Nirvana09]

Originally Posted by lol_pc

Oh forgot I love True Crime: New York City my old Xbox worked overtime

Originally Posted by downphoenix

-Just Cause (This GTA clone game was one that I got a lot of fun out of. Huge world with practically no loads(bigger than San Andreas) and a lot of different moves you can do and such. I find the game is a little too easy through most of it since you can absorb a lot of bullets, but it has that action movie feel to it. And what other game can you get in a high speed chase with another car then jump from your car to that car, then swing in and kick the driver out?)

These games are not considered "bad" Games. They are infact, good games.

Originally Posted by Icemage

Yooooowwza, what on earth did you like about Bullet Witch (aside from cleavage, that is?).

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Off the top of my head:

The Mummy Returns (PS2)
This was an impulse rental, but it panned out pretty well. It's not the best game in the world, but it's a pretty solid platformer, and the boss fights were pretty cool, with good production values considering it's a movie spinoff.

I try to avoid current-gen games that get rated poorly, and in the many cases where I've tried anyway them I usually find that the reviewers are often at least mostly right.

I found the weapons and magic new and intresting. The AI was decent, the gfx were great..... now if only they could fix the framerate, clipping and texturing problems it may have been much better. The story is pretty generic but workable. It isnt a great game, but I hardly felt it deserved the ZOMG ITS HORRIBLE rep that it got.

Another two that fall in that catagory are also 360 ones, Shadowrun and Quake 4. Shadowrun wasnt what the hardcore RPG crowd wanted nor was it an FPS fans domain, so it largely was overlooked and rated poorly. The lack of singleplayer is shameful but over all its great fun. Quake 4 had some major texture issues and framerate stutters on release, for both 360 and PC, but the PC version was fixed right away. The 360 version kept its issues long enough for people to start avoiding it. However they did patch it and they did a good job of fixing it. Of course now PC's with fast vidcards can run it smoother but as of a 2006 it ran it better and smoother then the MAJORITY of PC's out there.

[Darth Daver]

I really enjoyed Star Trek Legacy, although it was given really poor reviews. I also really like Mario and Sonic

[rbbdrooger]

I liked Virtua Racing for the Megadrive, which was waaaaaay too expensive and my parents were upset when they found out I spent my grandma's christmas money on that game.

[BCA]

Halo 3






Backyard Wrestling is the funniest game ever. Simpsons Road Rage aswell

[rounds1]

COD3

Everyone hated that game, but I thought it was great. The MP maps made it a gem.

[Dusts]

Wii sports.

although from a certain point of view ,its not a bad game.