Mediocre games you enjoyed?

[Tiago]

Did you ever try LBA2? Also called "Twinsen's Odyssey" in some countries. I've not tried the sequel, but might still try to find it.

No didn't try. I didn't know there was a sequel... i must search for it

[Demon Cleaner]

I also enjoyed Little Big Adventure and played it on the PC. As for Burntime, I only played it to do some screenshots, but without having a manual, I was a bit lost.

[Niagara]

This is one i am enjoying now; Team 17's F-17.

I didn't like it at first because of the steering and difficulty in passing adversaries, but i kept playing it just because i loved the sprite of the main car, the good graphics and smooth enough scrolling.
It looked good enough to keep me going.
Then i got into the game and was very cautious in overtaking my opponents.
The damage counter and pitstops add to the suspense.

Once you get used to the steering and are not afraid to use the brake (Which is suicide in other racing games) this budget game is pretty enjoyable!

Nia.

[Ghost]

Bad Blood, another Post Nuclear game, sort of Fallout light.

Its quite basic really and despite being advertised as a RPG I would call it an action adventure game.

[woody.cool]

Although the game was naff, I enjoyed Fist Fighter on the Amiga for about five minutes.

[my_lo]

Even if it has been given a bad or mediocre result by most of the tests, i really enjoyed Untold Legends on PSP. I had always dreamed to have a diablo-like on portable and this was for me the first. I simply had my fun with it... I have downloaded (woot, pirate?) the sequel but i haven't tried it yet...

[Harrison]

There have been quite a few pretty good RPGs on the PSP, that I've enjoyed, but which haven't had great reviews. Not quite sure why as I've liked them. Maybe it's one of those things where they get a non-RPG fan to review them, or these people play so many games that they over analyse games and keep directly comparing them to the greats they are closest to.