What games did you dislike that were universally praised?

[Master Thrasher]

The problem with Fire Pro is that it emulates wrestling too realistically. I have to hit my finisher at least three times in order to get the win.

 

[Lazgistics Supervisor]

That's actually one of the things I love about the series, that you can hit your finish at any time but it's not guaranteed to work unless you've beaten your opponent down quite a bit.

 

[Haws Bah Gawd]

Mario 64 set the bar tremendously high when it came out, but even in 96, i thought the control was rough and the camera killed the experience for me.

 

[BorneAgain]

Sonic CD is a colorful, lush game with two great soundtracks, and some creative boss battles.

That being said, its levels are complicated pains in the ass, lacking any of the streamlined stage design of the Genesis titles, and completely counterintuitive to either finding the special stages or going back in time to make a good future. A high percentage of the play time feels like a series of amateur Super Mario Maker levels by someone who felt you can't have enough platforms, spikes, and conveyor belts.

 

[Master Thrasher]

Yeah after finding a Past post, I have trouble building the momentum to travel in the past. Other than the FMV in opening and closing, Sonic CD could have been a Genesis game.

 

[Mickey Massuco]

I didn't know people actually bought Sega CD.

 

[BorneAgain]

I didn't. I'm just referring to the 2011 remaster which has widescreen, a better physics engine, and improved special stages. I can't even imagine how much more frustrating the 1993 release was.

 

[Master Thrasher]

Yeah I own it on the PC, PS3, and Xbox.

 

[Smues]

My one friend who had a Sega CD had it, and we spent way more time playing Sewer Shark and Night Trap. And C&C Music Factory Make My Video.

 

[fazzle]

I think I'm one of the very few people who had a Sega CD that didn't own it