What are the PS1 games that you love that others hate?

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  1. JohnGreasyGamer profile image76
    JohnGreasyGamerposted 11 years ago

    What are the PS1 games that you love that others hate?

    I'm currently working on a video for the Greasy Gamer YouTube show called "Top 9 Playstation 1 Games I hate (that everybody loves)", and I've been looking around for several titles which I might've played/heard of, but very few have come to mind. I'm wondering what games YOU hate that everyone loves, for some inspiration. And of course, I love interacting with the community of HubPages. Feel free to give 9, less or more! Why 9? Because 10 is overused, and 11 was taken by Thatguywiththeglasses. So, what're the PS1 games you hate, that everybody loves?

  2. hrymel profile image79
    hrymelposted 11 years ago

    I don't really remember ones that I hated, just ones that I loved. I spent tons of time playing all the Spyro and Crash Bandicoot games.

  3. CitizenPM profile image61
    CitizenPMposted 11 years ago

    The original Tomb Raider -- Digital boobies do not make up for the bad camera and horrible platform puzzles.

    Syphon Filter -- Hey look it's gonna be a few years and another console until you get another Metal Gear, so this is awesome right?  Wrong.

    Ape Escape -- ...Do I really need to explain this one?

    Dino Crisis 2 -- Another game where the camera is bad. Hiding a T-Rex in plain sight?  Yeah we can do that.

    Brunswick Bowling 2 -- This one's my fault. I let my drunken room mates talk me into this game.  They weren't gamers and this game wasn't even fun drunk.

    Fear Effect 2 -- I actually liked Fear Effect and I had hope for the sequel. Those commited to the series continued to praise ...I don't jump on band wagons or join cults. The game was bad and made no sense.

    Syphon Filter 2 -- Six months from now Metal Gear Solid 2 comes out ...but you trusted us before and time has passed so it HAS to be good right?...no just kidding, it's a money grab! this one is WORSE than the first one.

    Only got 7 because there were a ton of good games on PSX.

    1. JohnGreasyGamer profile image76
      JohnGreasyGamerposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      A very nice list, this'll really help! I was hoping to leave Tomb Raider out as I kinda like it, but I do agree on what you say. The other games, fantastic choices!

  4. Blond Logic profile image93
    Blond Logicposted 11 years ago

    We didn't have too many but I liked Die Hard trilogy. Because my kids and I would take turns. They made sure I had the easy levels.

    Tomb raider I didn't like. Poor old Lara kept drowning on me and falling off the side of cliffs.

    1. dailytop10 profile image87
      dailytop10posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      and eaten by sharks..haha

  5. priley84 profile image87
    priley84posted 11 years ago

    I'm not sure which are the hated PS1 games. I guess Syphon Filter, which I heard a lot of negative reviews for when it first came out.

  6. RolyRetro profile image74
    RolyRetroposted 11 years ago

    I didn't like Gran Turismo - not arcadey enough for me, trying to be too realistic.  I preferred the feel of the Ridge Racer series, Type 4 being my favourite.

    I never liked Final Fantasy first time around, and have only got into RPG titles later in life, and I now love them.

    There's another hub for you - retro games that seem better now than when they were released!  Like fine wines, maturing with age.  You could list cult titles like Shadow of the Colossus, Psychonauts and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.

    1. JohnGreasyGamer profile image76
      JohnGreasyGamerposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I have to agree, those're some good choices there. However I really like the FF series, though I might consider some. As for Ridge Racer, that's definitely one of my faves of all time ^^

  7. Vitallani profile image82
    Vitallaniposted 11 years ago

    One game I loved that got poor reviews was 'Flintstone Bedrock Bowling' where you rode around in giant bowling balls knocking down pins'. I think I loved it so much simply because it was The Flintstones. I also loved '102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue', 'A Bug's Life', and 'Hugo', but I don't know what reception was like for them.

    I always found 'Final Fantasy', 'Grand Turismo', and 'Tomb Raider' boring.

  8. MisterShives profile image59
    MisterShivesposted 11 years ago

    Spyro is my all time favorite. I still love that game.

 
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