This week, Michael revisits an old friend in the Burger King game, Pocketbike Racer for the Xbox 360. He's almost creepier than King Ryan....almost.
VGChartz's Brandon J. Wysocki: "We’ve all had a thing (or things) that we enjoy even though it seems most others harbor a certain degree of contempt for it. Sometimes, wanting to fit in, we keep those likes a closely guarded secret. For me, when I was in elementary school, it was the cafeteria lunches, namely the mashed potatoes and gravy. When they came up in the cycle, many of my friends complained. Call me crazy, but I loved them, though I never went out of my way to let others know that, at least not after I heard their scorn for them.
Turns out my Dad felt the same way. I liked knowing I wasn’t the only one. As I grew up, I began to care much less about how others felt about my quirks and tastes, but I retained the sentiment that it’s nice to know I’m not necessarily alone in them (except for in cases where I want to be the only one and am far from it, I hate that!). Anyhow, here is a list of some of the games I enjoy that I believe qualify as “guilty pleasures,” along with some reasons why I enjoyed them. These games are, in one way or another, the public school lunches that I, right, wrong, or in between, enjoy."
Here are some of the games that defy the odds and manage to be pretty fun, even though they’re obvious attempts by filthy, greedy corporations to move product. And you’re just a cog in their machine, man.
Good(ish) examples, but you missed out arguably the best of the bunch - by far...Cool Spot.
Geoff, Ray, and Michael countdown on the Top 10 bears in video games.
