what franchise do u love so much that u will buy any game in it even its bad

Sadly, Madden and NCAA.

Sadly, Madden and NCAA.

Frost47

Pokemon titles, as long as it's not too far away from the main games.

Fire Emblem as well. I freakin' love that stuff.

Pokemon titles, as long as it's not too far away from the main games.

Fire Emblem as well. I freakin' love that stuff.

Andrn

Final Fantasy and Fire Emblem. I was actually going to buy Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, but I resisted, thankfully.

I was thinking about not getting Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn after I saw the Gamespot Review (6.0), but I thought "It's Fire Emblem" and bought it anyway. I ended up loving it.

One day there will be a good Indiana Jones game. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but one day, and it'll be awesome for the rest of your life. Until then, the sum of all the crappy Indy game review scores don't add up to a hill of beans in this crazy world. Now, now...here's looking at you Jonesy...KumaJr

halo or Guitar hero

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Pokemon titles, as long as it's not too far away from the main games.

Fire Emblem as well. I freakin' love that stuff.

K1LLR3175

Same. After I bought Explorers of Darkness and played for 5 minutes, I was questioning why I bought it when I hated the first Mystery Dungeon. Now it's only the main three games (one release version like D/P then the third like Platinum)

Half-Life and Castlevania for me. Although, saying Castlevania is kind of a cop-out, seeing as I don't own the DS and nothing has been announced for PS3/360.

God of War (which never sucks)

Prince of Persia

Castlevania

Devil May Cry

for me its metal gearboneseller

Why the hell would I buy a game you know is bad? If a company makes a bad game, it does not deserve my support, regardless of how many good games it's made in the past. That's blind loyalty, and it's beyond stupid.

I once thought that love covered all sins. However, I quickly learned that it doesn't cover games.

Life's too short to drink cheap wine. It's also too short to play cr@ppy games.

I guess I interpreted the topic as kind of like, within reason, what franchises would you continue to follow even if an additional installment didn't quite live up to franchise installments of the past. I mean, if Konami were to release an outright broken version of Castlevania that was just miserable (say something along the lines of...Castlevania 64, no, worse than that!) then, yeah, I wouldn't want to buy it. But if you take the two PS2 versions of Castlevania that weren't mind-blowing but were solid, if unspectacular, then I would be likely to buy that game...simply because it has the Castlevania logo stamped on it.

Know what I mean? I don't think it's blind loyalty, I think it's more a way of saying, because I like the franchise, I can tolerate a few minor missteps.

I used to do this with Final Fantasy, but after the last disappointing FF games and spin-offs like Dirge of Cerberus, Advent Children (movie sucked), FFCrystal Chronicles DS, and even FFVII Crisis Core...let's just say I can care less about FFXIII or Versus.

It's funny...most of those disappointing and bad FF spin-offs had Tetsuya Nomura's influence on it. :?

I still do this with Zelda though, and Metroid.

[QUOTE="boneseller"]for me its metal gearJbul

Why the hell would I buy a game you know is bad? If a company makes a bad game, it does not deserve my support, regardless of how many good games it's made in the past. That's blind loyalty, and it's beyond stupid.

[QUOTE="Jbul"] [QUOTE="boneseller"]for me its metal gearboneseller

If it's just 1 person going against the crowd, that's a different matter

[QUOTE="boneseller"][QUOTE="Jbul"] [QUOTE="boneseller"]for me its metal gearBuryMe

If it's just 1 person going against the crowd, that's a different matter

Xenosaga. I already did buy Xenosaga Episode II.Kreatzion

:D Well...it´s not like Xenosaga Ep2 was a totally bad game,but not as good as Ep 1 and 3.