The dot hack series on ps2

I love all 3 main series Fable games. I know many people like 1 or 2, but usually I see a lot of people shitting on 3. Each one is good in different ways, but I will admit that 1 and 2 are definitely better than 3.

Not a favourite but back in the day, me and my friend played the shit out of Battle Arena Toshinden on the PS1. Have since heard on various podcasts that people hated it. I genuinely loved it at the time.

Ngl, I've really enjoyed Fallout 76. It's still a lot of people's least favourite in the franchise, despite the updates over the years, but it's a lot of fun!

Most Funcom games. Anarchy Online is my favorite game but had an abysmal launch. Secret World Legends (fka The Secret World).

Age of empires 3 was good. The units were cooler, graphics were amazing and the gameplay was better placed than previous games. The only thing that sucked was grinding cards but bypassing that was as simple as changing a value in a text file.

Age of empires 3 DE moggs Age of Empires 4 to death.

I genuinely think Daikatana is a decent (but flawed) game.

Rayman M or Rayman Arena in North America. A PS2 era multiplayer 3D Rayman game with only 2 game modes, battle and racing. Most people hate one of the game modes, so half the game and are disappinted by the lack a content. Some critic said that the sense of speed is dull and the level design can be flat-out horrible.

I guess like all multiplayer games it's easier to have fun with friends, but I liked the challenging and sometimes cruel level design that forced skill and reflexes in racing mode.

GBA port of Munch's Oddysee

it's an objectively very meh game, so compared to the rest of the rockstars that make up Oddworld it's crap lol.

but it was one of the first video games I ever played and completed, so I love it unconditionally

G-string, great dystopiam shooter game made on the source engine.