7 More Hated Video Games That Are AWESOME Now

7. GTA Online

While it's almost impossible to envision anyone truly hating the GTA experience (outside of the recent Definitive Trilogy) catching enough rounds to make it sink in a lake through sheer weight of lead, there was actually a time when even the monolithic GTA V was being raked over the coals.

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In an example of, let's just call it "sheer, blatant lies" Rockstars monstrous back peddling when it came to the Online component of the game, won it no favours with the fanbase, who were promised, back when the game launched on the bloody PS3 and Xbox 360 that the multiplayer mode would be shipped with it and in a ready to run state.

What followed was a cavalcade of issues all of which ruined the online experience so much that many players swore off it entirely. Connection issues, crashes, and massive server downtime meant that online fun was cut short or never even started in many cases.

Worse still, the much-touted, and some would say "over-marketed" Heists feature was nowhere to be seen, mysteriously being held back until the launch of the next generation of hardware (almost like it was being used as a selling point to buy the title again on a different console).

All in all, this left many fans seething at what should have been the games defining feature, yet fret not because in the years that followed Rockstar has pumped out so much content and support for the mode that it's genuinely overwhelming. Almost to the point where you worry about where GTA VI can even take things!

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