The Worst of the Worst

[ObiWanFan4life]

What is hands down the WORST game you have ever played? Old or New. For me Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

[愛]

Operation: Raccoon City is pretty high up there for me.

[shuriken]

Superman 64 was pretty terrible, as well as Back to the future. Worst game I actually finished was Justice League Task force.

[Peanut]

Don't these threads all turn out the same?

*Lists off every game from an episode of AVGN. Tells the "forgotten" tale of copies of ET for Atari 2600 being buried in the Nevada Desert. Begins talking about Sonic 06...*

Mentioned in the very first post? Great! Anyone mention Takeshi no Chousenjou? No? OK, I just did! We're done here now? Fantastic.

*drops the mic*

[Candy Kappa]

Final Fantasy X, I was curious.

I am curious no more

[Shreddhead]

I remember going over to a friend's house and playing Slam City with Scottie Pippen, for the Sega CD I think. I went in expecting it to be some souped-up NBA Jam and boy was I mistaken. I'm sure you could put just about every Sega CD game on this list.

-Did you see that one coming Peanut?

How about "Most disappointing rental" from back when movie stores rented games? Or heck, there's gamefly now... That should add a little more diversity to the list.

[D-Nizzy]

E.T. for the Atari is pretty unholy. I think these threads need to be console specific. Otherwise there are far too many possibilities. Tenchu for the DS anyone?

[The Stryker]

Hey you guys!

SUPERMAN 64 and ET! THOSE ARE SO BAD! Hahahaharrrr!

I'm going back to gametrailers.com now. BYE-EEEEEEEE.

[Half Sh3ll Hero]

For me its going to have to be Aliens: Colonial Marines.

So much hype after seeing the E3 demo with its dynamic lighting and fog effects... as an aliens fan I was severely disappointed in the story and art direction. The game itself was horrid even after the supposed "fixer" patches. And don't let me get started on Randy Pitchfords attitude towards the very fans that supported gearbox by buying this game. And then shafting us because he felt like it was a good product.

[Cure]

Maybe if I played it today I'd be able to get more into it, but I really hated Eye of the Beholder for SNES as a kid. I just couldn't grasp how to play it.

[Peanut]

-Did you see that one coming Peanut?

Yes. Slam City is notorious. It's about as unique as calling out Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball.

[Hero]

Road Fighter for the NES

[愛]

I remember Shinobi for PS2 being pretty terrible and only because it was so damn hard. It was frustrating to the point of the game not being playable anymore. :(

[Ninjinister]

I'm almost afraid to answer because I've never seen more than two episodes of AVGN and I'm afraid to hit every cliché bad game the show has by mistake.

[shuriken]

How about "Most disappointing rental" from back when movie stores rented games? Or heck, there's gamefly now... That should add a little more diversity to the list.

Being a Rocky fan I rented Rocky Legends. It sucked. The voice work sucked as well as the gameplay. Kinda neat to see Apollo's, Clubber's and Drago's stories before they fought Rocky, but that's it. Much Prefer the Fight Night games. Then again I don't know what I was expecting.
I rented Chakan back in the day, that game wasn't too bad it just wasn't fun. Plus the graphics looks like ass even for Genesis Standards. Plus it was needlessly hard.
As for the previous 2 games I mentioned the man asked for the worst I've played I gave him the worst. Not my fault they are universally despised.

[Ecto Jedi]

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker was the title I asked for at Christmas to go along with our brand-new PlayStation 2.

Not my best call.

[shuriken]

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker was the title I asked for at Christmas to go along with our brand-new PlayStation 2.

Not my best call.

HAHA I remember that game. :lol:

[Candy Kappa]

Micro Maniacs, it was okay a few minutes before it got tiresome.

[Ecto Jedi]

HAHA I remember that game. :lol:

By game, you mean four stages and a broken two-player mode. Total game time: 15 minutes.

[ryukenden]

I never owned an Atari or an N64, so I was spared from the blight that is ET and Superman 64. Operation Raccoon City was truly a stain on the Resident Evil name even more so than Survivor and Gaiden put together. Capcom dropped the ball with Resident Evil 6.

[Storm Eagle]

Commando for the NES. The game was so slow, and it was kind of easy to get hit. Ironically enough, I actually finished the game.

Kirby's Pinball Land was pretty bad too. I bought that game to take with me on a summer vacation, and it was so frustrating getting through all the levels. I had to use a code just to get to the final boss. I don't know how I was able to do this though, but I was able to take it back to the store despite already opening it.