The Worst Games Ever Made

Robotech: Invasion.

 

Big Mutha Truckers for the PS2.

This is the worst game ever made. Thank God I got free rentals at the time I rented this otherwise....**shudders thinking about paying for it**

There is absolutly no redeeming quality about this game.

 

"Your Winner!"

 

"Drakkhen" for the super NES. What a horrible game, half the time I didn't even know what I was doing. The controls were complete rubbish. I can't believe I traded in "The Lord Of The Rings" for that crap game. I'm usualy pretty good at avoiding stinkers, I felt so cheated when I got that game.

 

Pokemon Series of GBA... Wasted two years of my childhood...

 

Hey come on now, the first couple Pokemon games are actually fun... It's the beating of the dead horse that got carried away. I still have Yellow, and it's still pretty fun.

 

There was this PC/Mac CD-ROM DaVinchi game long, long, long ago that was sort of Myst-like in design but it was just not intutive at all, I never did figure out just what I was supposed to be doing in that game.

That Myst part was only the first part of the game I managed to get past that, though mainly because it was just after we'd been to a Da Vinci expedition.

 

I agree. The ones up to like after Silver & Gold were fine. After that they sucked, just because they were the same things. Except for the "re-makes" of the original two games. They were okay.

I personally hated this Donald Duck game for the PS2. I got it when I was a lot younger and man it was annoying! Poor controls, graphics, gameplay... it just sucked. And there was this fireworks game for the PS2 also... I rented it the day after I bought a PS2... played it for 2 minutes and shut it off...

 

That fireworks game was actually supposed to be one of the more impressive launch titles for the PS2. I forget its name.

 

Yeah, IIRC the first part of the game was going through the castle-type thing until you could fix some flying machine. Then the next part was using the flying machine in some vertical scrolling type avoid-em-up. Forget what was after that (or indeed if I even passed it, this was probably 10-11 years ago.)

Edit: Now that I think about it, maybe it just had 3 different games in it.
I think this is it.

 

easy
sven goran eriksons world challenge for ps1

 

Every Tony Hawk game after THUG 1 was pretty much a dead-horse beating. Not exactly bad games, just kinda more of the same, as if people will shell out $50 bucks just because it's got the Tony Hawk name and one or two new features (and sadly, people do). THPS1 and THPS2 were good and pretty fun. THPS3 was meh* at best. THUG had the free-roaming factor that made it feel a bit more unique, but that was the last big innovation since the very concept of "Hey, let's make a Skateboarding game that doesn't suck!" And I won't even get into the imitators that game out during the brief Xtreme Sports Craze: I swear if I had heard of one more So-and-so's Pro Something-or-another game, I would have gone crazy.

*meh: An expression of general indifference and a take-or-leave attitude

 

THPS1 was great. THPS2 was excellent. THPS3 was merely OK, THPS4 almost hit the heights of 2. The others are indeed quite meh.

I actually post at the former official message boards of the THPS games (you can see us in the THPS2 credits) and there was quite a laugh when THUG came out, because the developers had sworn repeatedly that 'this is Pro Skateboarding, not Pro Walking!'.

 

Faceball for SNES. As I recall it was pretty heavily hyped with new-aged graphics or something. It was terrible in large part because no one had any idea how to play. I used to break it out every so often and give it a shot, but there is simply no game play. You can't do anything other than move and then you die. Never quite understood the point.

Amazing.

 

Big Mutha Truckers for the PS2.

Agreed, you could fall through bridges and drive off into to limbo.

 

Plus they had a tacky commercial.

 

Jackie Chan's Stuntmaster


I was amused with it for about 5 minutes but Jackie constantly falling off trains/buildings/awnings got annoying.



WHEN I LET GO OF THE DPAD, I WANT YOU TO STOP MOVING.

 

I like this entry.. Not that it was a HORRIBLE game, it was just about as mediocre an attempt at cloning "Halo" that i've EVER seen.

It's too bad, cause i was one of those people who actually enjoyed the first "Robotech" game..

This one was playable up to a point, and then the dullness of it all just broke you.

 

I can't remember any names (except Sewer Shark), but I have to mention those infamously horrid FMV based games for the Sega CD. I don't know who thought that was a good idea, but I hope they aren't making VGs anymore.

Also, pretty much every game I had for the Sega Saturn (except for Virtua Fighter, Iron Storm, Gungriffion, and that Craig Stadler golf game) was the worst game I had ever played until I got the next one. That system nearly killed the gamer in me. I cry every time I think about Madden 97 on that system. In fact, now that I think about it, the sports games were by far the worst they've ever been on that system. Madden, Big Hurt Baseball, NFL Gameday, etc. - they were all beyond suck. I think they're why I don't play sports games anymore.

 

That was my impression, too. I got it because I'm a huge Robotech fanatic, then I continued playing because I was a Halo fanatic and then the charm of it all wore off the first time I got stuck at a point in the game. It just didn't hold enough interest to keep the player engaged in a point where the gameplay slows down.

 

Fighting Force 2 for PS1.

 

Both of those games were terrible.

 

The Sith Lords was released unfinished. The company broke the trades practices act and should recompense. I don't take kindly to being stolen, you know. And I may do something about it.

 

Superman 64, obviously. I actually rented it when I was like 12 and was severely disappointed. I couldn't fathom why the hell I needed to initiate a series of button combinations just to get up in the air.

Oh, and any NFL football game that was passed, developed and created... ever.

_Max