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It’s possible that the word ‘hate’ might be too intense for your initial feelings towards the game. You might have found it frustrating at first, but upon revisiting, you discovered a delightful gaming experience instead. The games on this list serve as proof that initial experiences can be misleading, and subsequent plays can often offer even greater rewards.

One of the recent offerings from Shonen Jump, “Ichi the Witch” by Osamu Nishi and Shiro Usazaki, has made an impressive debut, capturing a substantial audience worldwide due to its heartfelt approach to high fantasy, stunning visuals, and intriguing narrative. The series “Ichi the Witch” is set in a realm where creatures known as Majiks are pursued by Witches – magical females who acquire their powers through potent rituals. In this story, Ichi, the main character, earns his living as a hunter and manages to slay a Majik alone, making him the first male Witch in history.

One annoying aspect of gaming is that many companies hoard cherished properties, leaving them dormant for extended periods. Companies such as Capcom and Sega have been guilty of this, but PlayStation may be the biggest culprit. The company possesses numerous underused franchises, with fans clamoring for a revival. Fortunately, hints from PlayStation co-CEO Herman Hulst suggest that the company might be considering revisiting some of these properties. In an interview with Famitsu (translated by Video Games Chronicle), Hulst discussed the significance of both established IP and fresh franchises.

It’s frustrating when game companies don’t use beloved properties, like Capcom and Sega sometimes do, but PlayStation seems to be one of the worst offenders. They own many underused franchises that fans want to see again, and it looks like PlayStation co-CEO Herman Hulst might be open to reviving some of these properties based on recent statements. In an interview with Famitsu (translated by Video Games Chronicle), Hulst mentioned the importance of both old and new franchises.