So what you're saying is you haven't played the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy? Cause I'm a Nintendo fan and Lord knows I've at least tried all three. HUGE mistake.

"Every game I ever loved" The bolded part is the key part here.

"Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards" in all of its reincarnations: the EGA version, the VGA version, the Reloaded version... even the text adventure "Soft Porn" ;)

Bah, right... Right... No one loves the XIII series...

SoulBringer.
I remember every gaming magazine in my country hating this game when it came out. I loved it to bits.

Talking about "XIII"... what's worse? A game that "no one" loves, but sells millions of units (FF XIII) or a game that everybody loved but "no one" bought?

I'm going to take it you're serious, but would have no clue why as the question is quite possibly the easiest one I've ever had to answer. Obviously the good game few people play is better than a shit game a ton of people play. A ton of people playing a shit game still makes the game shit. Being one of the few who have played a gen defining game just means that at least someone got to experience something amazing, no matter how few. Some of the greatest games for each and every console has sold badly. 

How would you answer it?

It was a rhetorical question. I'm just a bit moody, that Ubisoft's "XIII" wasn't profitable enough to get a successor.

I was talking about Final Fantasy XIII, lol.

I know, "XIII series" just ticked me off ;)