Very much worth the time. Looks like shit but its got one of the better dialogue systems and the story is getting more and more interesting. 

Sadly, that's what 90% of everyone I've ever heard talking about it say xD

Nobody go with ET yet? Darn ....

Loved Wing Commander III - played that and finished it about 20 times, and if I had a PSone now I would do it again as I loved it.

Some that didnt get panned, but poor scores and I loved.

Beyond Two Souls, Binary Domain, Tekken Hybrid

I thoroughly enjoyed Ghostbusters on the 360 despite its generally mediocre reviews and its misgivings.

Also alot of SNES games fall into this category for me, mainly licensed ones such as Krusty's Super Fun House, The Ren & Stimpy games, Hook, Home Alone 2, and so on.

Some Shrek game for the PSP, and Sonic Lost World. And Spongebob Squarepants: Curse of the Flying Dutchman for the GBA.. Loved that game.

Stranglehold, Dante's Inferno, The Saboteur, Twisted Metal, Yakuza 3/4, Army of Two the 40th Day, and White Knight Chronicles 2.

Temple of Elemental Evil wasn't considered anything special compared to other AD&D titles like Torment, Baldur or Neverwinter, but I liked it, it had very hard battles that forced to carefully devise tactics, party members positions, weapons and spells choice, exploiting the dungeons to attack fewer enemies at a time, etc.

Throne of Darkness was easily overlooked and most people chose Diablo II instead, of which it uses the engine, but after having replayed the first Diablo many times I had no doubt, I had enough of its world and I gladly chose ToD. At first I had some difficulty with ranged attacks, but after I learned how to do them also without having to aim at a specific foe (it wasn't explained particularly well in the manual) every problem was over, I was able to do barrage shooting against large waves of enemies when my party was still weak and I was able to progress in the game. The Sengoku period Japanese settings, characters, enemies, mythology, weapons and other stuff were refreshing compared to the usual Middle Age, Fantasy or Post-Nuclear Western ones and it had the gameplay features of Diablo II without its clichés.

DBZ Legacy of Goku 2 and Buu's Fury on the GBA.
loved those games. they put together the best sagas in the DBZ anime into 2 kickass RPGs

Kirby air ride