There's nothing wrong with that. I like reading reviews that disagree with the majority opinion on a game, so I hope you write one.

Everyone seems to love Freespace 2, but I didn't like it so I wrote a review explaining why.

Quite the opposite: there are many games I dislike or found mediocre at best are praised with 5 stars ;(
But I know the feeling when your favorite games gets *unfair* criticism or lack of love. Nobody like Kyrandia like I do ;)

I suppose with Castlevania it is more about it's reputation. I mean the series fans shunned it despite the fact it's probably the best game in the series for nearly 20 yrs (atleast I thought so).
Ah that is not hard to do though. I mean Halo, Call of Duty and so on. Decent games but not exactly the great experiences they're claiming to be.

Agreed. I absolutely do not understand its mediocre reception. It's a very good slasher game with a cool style and setting. I enjoyed it basically as much as the Prince of Persia trilogy and its certainly much better than the first game, at least gameplay-wise.

Come on,it's crazy awesome with a great main character that kicks so much ass.

I still remember sliding down the bannister, lovely game!

It's great but there is an ugly FPS bug if you use a range oriented character. For some reason it gets really choppy if you zoom out. If you are melee oriented like a Dark Elf or Gladiator you probably won't even notice this.

Duke Nukem Forever. 12 years of hype and vapourware and the game finally comes out and gets totally murdered in the press/reviews/blogs/forums for all sorts of reasons but mostly because people were pissy it took 12 years to make a game.

I finally got a copy of the game and played it for many hours and thought it was pretty funny and totally lived up to the Duke Nukem name. I hope they make a sequel if they can sort out any legal issues.

This is first time I heard of anyone like DNF. To each his own indeed sir.

Yep, 3rd-ed, I DO think the combat is a little wonky but refreshingly different at least but it's not just the story that makes up for it, there's other mechanics that are good too - Mor's Dog and the Puzzle for instance...
I could barely put it down from start to finish to the finish of the 'Beyond the walls' DLC

Yes. As a prejudice. I haven't played it, but I expect to like it just because it belongs to that genre (if it's a genre).

But, for instance, I am coming to terms with the fact that, deep down, I adored "Ether One".

Generally, all the descriptions of "walking simulators" ("you just stroll aimlessly through a given 3D-recreated environment, and occasionally find bits of stuff") tend to enthousiasm me. And actually, I may have spent a lot of time playing "Morrowind" as a walking simulator (what I used to call my 'tourist' approach to "Morrowind").