Klumpen0815: I regret having bought the N64. It was the worst console of this generation with very few good games and I should have supported SEGA instead, especcially since I had to work very long for something like this when I was little.

jadeblackhawk: Stacking. I bought it when it was first released on gog, thought I'd really like it, but I find it boring and tedious. It's just a bunch of wandering around, jumping into every other doll in hopes you'll discover something new. I don't like the screen, something's off about the view, and it gives me a headache if I play more than a few minutes at a time

Gmr_Leon: This is literally every Armored Core game. If you can get into it, it's fantastic, but for me the biggest problem was that with all the time you would put into building the ultimate mech, it seemed like the missions were either too difficult or too uninteresting. Add to that the limited number, and it really kills your motivation to learn the game's systems.

Despite that, I have a soft spot for it as one of the enduring mech series on consoles and would only ever ask it to improve in its playable content over its customization. Maybe better teach the customization systems, as Steel Lancer Arena International did (or tried to), but don't simplify them. That's the game's greatest strength mechanically speaking, with the entire aesthetic and heavy feel of the mechs being the bonus.

darthspudius: But Zelda games have been nothing BUT hype for 20 yrs now.

Gmr_Leon: Preach it yo. That's smart gaming, where and when it's possible. I'll compromise and pick up console versions of games if I'm concerned with port issues and/or DRM. It's not the best deal in the world (console being hard DRM in itself, console game sales and price drops being infrequent), but there are rarely any perfect deals to be found. =)

Darvond: Perhaps, but Zelda '11 was a very special one.

darthspudius: Which one was that?

snowkatt: skyward sword probably

AnimalMother117: This is true. Risen on 360 is not bad, but it has so many issues that it really has trouble functioning as a game and I for one hold that it is much, much better on PC, so much so that it nearly does feel like a totally different game.

fivemagics: This and Aliens: Colonial Marines.. probably more aswell but main two that came to mind.

R8V9F5A2: I liked Colonial Marines, after the huge patch and after a significant price-drop.
I even bought the DLC that came afterwards, which is actually better than the core game.

Considering how terrible the initial release was, it remains a splendid example of unethical business practice in the gaming industry, a '101' in how to mislead your consumers and not take any responsibility.

R8V9F5A2: If the PC port is bad I don't see the point of buying the game, even it is on sale for $5, I'd only get angry with the game.
You get much better graphics on PC, but to me that isn't worth much when the actual port is seriously flawed.