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Reader Discussion: What Generally Disliked Games Do You Defend?
Many games considered to be bad have their defenders and fans. What game do you feel you must stand up for?
For me, one of the games I always find myself feeling compelled to stand up for is Metroid: Other M. It's easily the worst core Metroid game, but I always find myself standing up for it and proclaiming, "It's not that bad!" I also adamantly stand up for the 2008 Prince of Persia. You can read some of my thoughts on that game here, as well as why I think it was ahead of its time in a very specific way here.
What about you? What game is disliked by many, but not you? What game do you always stand up for in the face of diversity? Let us know in the comments below.
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