Lego Dimensions is sadly something that can't get rereleased, because not only will TT have to figure out how to retool EVERY character, Vehicle, & DLC pack into something that can be unlocked through regular means, but They would also have to meet with every publisher/creator/IP Owner they struck a deal with for that game and ask if they can get the rights for each property again just for a rerelease. I also agree with Sonic & the Black Knight being on here. It's surprising how good that game ended up being, despite it's relation to Secret Rings. Sega has slowly been starting to acknowledge the Dark Age of Sonic a bit more so maybe some day the Story Book games can get rereleased and work with a traditional Controller setup but Black Knight is the most playable even with the Wii mote set up.
for me there's two games that come to mind when I think of guilty pleasure. the first one I've already shared with you during a variety night, The Lawnmower Man on SNES, it's basically a crappy Contra clone. but because I played it with my cousin nostalgia hits it hard. second game is one I hope you'll get to in the Future (it was part of "THE LIST")...Deadly Premonition. it rips off Twin Peaks so unabashedly and yet the cast of characters are so stupidly earnest that I can't help but love them and the jank world they live in. also, looking at number 1...I'll get to it at some point
As far what I consider a Guilty Pleasure game, it mostly has to be something that I acknowledge is hated by everyone else but I still enjoy despite the criticisms surrounding it. Mass Effect Andromeda is the first thing I think of. Yes, it can be considered the Black Sheep of the series no matter how you look at the game. Yes, The game was Very Unpolished and Very Unplayable due to a very Hellish Development Cycle. Despite all of that and me taking a step back and agreeing with a lot of the complaints, I still enjoyed the game for what it was and what it tried to be. I get the distain surrounding it but I think it still has some value to it. Everyone says the Spider-Man 3 movie game is not very good compared to the Spider-Man 2 movie game, and while I think that's mostly true with the HD version on 360/PS3/PC, I remember enjoying the SD version on PS2/Wii/PSP more. It's still low budget and lacking but it was structured better, it had a suit switching mechanic with the Black Suit that was interesting. It has been a while since I played it so I'll need to see if those memories still hold up. Halo 4 is a game I still enjoy despite it being the first 343 developed game and the start of Halo's Downfall, I get some enjoyment out of most David Cage games (No, Omikron isn't one of them!), Sonic 4 Episode 1 isn't as bad as most people make it out to be in my eyes. I try not to be super critical with the games I play, Hell I got enjoyment out of the PS4 version of Cyberpunk 2077 when it was recent, despite the amount of times it kept crashing on me. The only game I could think of that falls under the category of "I'm going to get the Side Eye glare from people if I admit to playing this" is Stellar Blade. There was a lot of talk surrounding that game during pre-launch due to it being made by a Korean Developer that focused on Fan Servicey Mobile Games and also due to Eve's...Very Detailed Character Design, but I played through that Demo 3 different times and I pre-ordered the game. Reviews of the game were Positive from what I heard so I'll see if I have the same opinion when I actually get around to playing it.
Your list is good. Also that max edit for your last entry.
Lego Dimensions is sadly something that can't get rereleased, because not only will TT have to figure out how to retool EVERY character, Vehicle, & DLC pack into something that can be unlocked through regular means, but They would also have to meet with every publisher/creator/IP Owner they struck a deal with for that game and ask if they can get the rights for each property again just for a rerelease. I also agree with Sonic & the Black Knight being on here. It's surprising how good that game ended up being, despite it's relation to Secret Rings. Sega has slowly been starting to acknowledge the Dark Age of Sonic a bit more so maybe some day the Story Book games can get rereleased and work with a traditional Controller setup but Black Knight is the most playable even with the Wii mote set up.
One of my gaming guilty pleasures: Lego Indiana Jones (Wii) and Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (DS)
Also Pokemon Y
for me there's two games that come to mind when I think of guilty pleasure.
the first one I've already shared with you during a variety night, The Lawnmower Man on SNES, it's basically a crappy Contra clone. but because I played it with my cousin nostalgia hits it hard.
second game is one I hope you'll get to in the Future (it was part of "THE LIST")...Deadly Premonition. it rips off Twin Peaks so unabashedly and yet the cast of characters are so stupidly earnest that I can't help but love them and the jank world they live in.
also, looking at number 1...I'll get to it at some point
As far what I consider a Guilty Pleasure game, it mostly has to be something that I acknowledge is hated by everyone else but I still enjoy despite the criticisms surrounding it.
Mass Effect Andromeda is the first thing I think of. Yes, it can be considered the Black Sheep of the series no matter how you look at the game. Yes, The game was Very Unpolished and Very Unplayable due to a very Hellish Development Cycle. Despite all of that and me taking a step back and agreeing with a lot of the complaints, I still enjoyed the game for what it was and what it tried to be. I get the distain surrounding it but I think it still has some value to it.
Everyone says the Spider-Man 3 movie game is not very good compared to the Spider-Man 2 movie game, and while I think that's mostly true with the HD version on 360/PS3/PC, I remember enjoying the SD version on PS2/Wii/PSP more. It's still low budget and lacking but it was structured better, it had a suit switching mechanic with the Black Suit that was interesting. It has been a while since I played it so I'll need to see if those memories still hold up.
Halo 4 is a game I still enjoy despite it being the first 343 developed game and the start of Halo's Downfall, I get some enjoyment out of most David Cage games (No, Omikron isn't one of them!), Sonic 4 Episode 1 isn't as bad as most people make it out to be in my eyes. I try not to be super critical with the games I play, Hell I got enjoyment out of the PS4 version of Cyberpunk 2077 when it was recent, despite the amount of times it kept crashing on me.
The only game I could think of that falls under the category of "I'm going to get the Side Eye glare from people if I admit to playing this" is Stellar Blade. There was a lot of talk surrounding that game during pre-launch due to it being made by a Korean Developer that focused on Fan Servicey Mobile Games and also due to Eve's...Very Detailed Character Design, but I played through that Demo 3 different times and I pre-ordered the game. Reviews of the game were Positive from what I heard so I'll see if I have the same opinion when I actually get around to playing it.