I enjoyed Tales of Symphonia 2, it clearly wasn't as good as the first game which was excellent, and it had an annoying lead character. But it still returned all of my favorite characters from the first game, and I had a good time with it.

I loved Donkey Kong Country 3, but it turned out a lot of people didn't think too highly of it. Mostly because of Kiddy Kong.

I'll never forget the helicopter boss fight, it was so much fun and that whole game felt so Metal Gear even after Metal Gear Solid. 

I replayed the Batman Begins game on Gamecube so many times. The graphics still hold up, Bale's Batman voice sounds better than in the movies, and it was a really fun game. Sure the Arkham games did everything it did better, but that doesn't take away from what it accomplished.

A lot of Wii games. The COD games, for instance, I think play really well aside from 3's gesture controls, and look pretty good, aside from Black Ops that looks completely different from the other versions. But people really hate those games for not being the 'HD' experience. The Force Unleashed I think is a really good game for Wii and I don't know what black magic they used to make the nunchuk force powers work so amazingly well. And of course, Skyward Sword is my favorite game of all time, despite the haters. If the controls worked, I usually preferred the Wii versions of games.

I knew of its reputation beforehand, but when I played Resident Evil 6, I didn't hate it like many others did. It was about on par with RE5 for me, maybe a little worse. Both were a huge dropoof in quaklity from RE4, but not terrible.