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What franchises have the best and worst licensed games?
I guess The Simpsons is the first example of bad licensed games in general? What even is the ratio of good:bad Simpsons games? It seems to me that nearly every single Simpsons game is either mediocre or flat out trash. I grew up with Bart vs. The Space Mutants and Bart vs. the World on the NES. Those are not good video games, even if I had some fun with them. Bart's Nightmare (SNES) is a little better but still rather mediocre.
As a big One Piece fan, it saddens me a little how the amount of good One Piece games isn't very big compared to the amount of good DBZ video games. Pirate Warriors 3 and 4 are fun and all, especially 3, but they're not masterpieces by any means. Hell, they're not better games than the Hyrule Warriors games or even Fire Emblem Warriors, imo. Surprisingly, Tiny Toon Adventures had a really good track record of video game tie-ins. NES Tiny Toons, Buster Busts Loose (SNES), ACME All-Stars (Mega Drive) and Wacky Sports Challenge (SNES), Buster's Hidden Treasure (Mega Drive) and Babs' Big Break (Game Boy) are all very fun and solid games. TMNT? Eh... hit and miss? The best TMNT games were made during the Turtlemania days, really. Shredder's Revenge is pretty good as far as modern TMNT games go. |
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