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morenoingrato said:

- Xenoblade: Yeah, I said it.

- Ocarina Of Time: It was good for its time, but the mechanics are dated and inconsistent, Twilight Princess is superior in every way.

- Rayman Origins: What's the point of being so pretty when the level design is so boring?

- GTA: San Andreas: Never got the appeal. I think that out of my group of friends, I was the only one who didn't enjoy it one bit.

- Assassin's Creed II: It's the same over and over. It's just simply not fun.

- Super Smash Bros Melee: I genuinely enjoyed Brawl a lot more. Maybe it was less competitive, but it was a more enjoyable product and had much more content. I'm not sure why Melee is held in a pedestal.

Edit:

How could I forget The Walking Dead? I hardly consider it a game. The story is passable at best (takes a nosedive after Episode 3) and it is slow and boring to play. Seriously, if the industry starts following that model gaming is over for me.

While I massively disagree on GTA SA and AC II, I have to strongly agree with you on The Walking Dead and I'm worried that it is so praised. The game is just not very fun to play at all and I am really concerned about games that disregard gameplay for story. Heavy Rain just about got away with it, because your choices did actually matter. None of your choices really mattered in the Walking Dead, because everything ended the same way. I knew that I couldn't actually make any signification decisions and that really destroyed any sort of tension or interest. It was just tedious to play. If there wasn't a platinum for just finishing the game, I might well have stopped much earlier

As for the actual OP, a few I disagree on, a few I agree on.

GTA IV is a great game and I while many simply don't like the overal GTA structure, there are so many good things in there it discounts the problems. I also don't understand the glitches point, it seems to be all the OP has to say and I really didn't have any problem with them, in some ways the odd behaviour that you often find in open world games kind of adds to them, makes them more intreesting. GTA IV is not a 98/100 game, but it was amazing at the time and is probably more of a 90 game. Overrated, but not MASSIVELY over-rated

I've always wondered if I just didn't get Skyrim. So many things about that game just don't work, but people keep playing it. The combat is just bad, and everyone looks like they are dead when they are talking to you. So much of that game was just meh. I kind of enjoyed it, but didn't think it was anything really special and the whole world just felt so pointless. Sure there was plenty of life about it, but the quests were mostly dull and the dungeons weren't that great either. I just don't think I love entirely open world games with no decent central plot thrust. But most importantly, the combat is really bad.

I would say I don't have hugely strong opinions on the others. I thought FF VII was a very good game but not the best game ever and CoD MW2 was definitely worse than 4, but I didn't think there was any doubting that. But its not clearly a flaimbait list, so better than usual  I guess