Worst games EVER

[drgamer]

Post the worst Games ever here!

Wheel Of Fortune (Playstation)

I just don't like it, They won't give me the prizes :evil:

[Dwo]

........HAAAaAaaaaahhaaa..of course they dont give you prizes!

[drgamer]

It's not fair! They say stuff like "You get a trip on a cruise boat"

Oh by the way, I got it as a present, so I didn't buy it.

[Code name 47]

Monsters inc. on the PS2.

I HATE IT!!!!

[drgamer]

How come? (was it one of those "Fun Packs" that you MIGHT enjoy for a few minutes, but then it goes downhill?)

[Honoria Glossop]

I have a list.
Hologram Time Traveler
Golden Gate
Space Dude
Freddie's Forest
and the absolute worst...
Jet Ball Wildlife
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I will avenge the ESRB!They never rated me!
Dark Lord...who cares...

[Starweaver Blue]

Oh, I've seen a few . . . off the top of my head, here are some things that I'm ashamed to have spent money on. . . . All my opinions here, of course, though some of these are quite relicy.

Outpost (Sierra, circa 1993) -- Plot tree, tech tree, or similar bugs such that the game is unwinnable as bought in store. They patched it and IIRC it was still unwinnable.

(now flipping through cd case)

Ascendancy (Logic Factory, 1995) -- Not really bad, don't remember it well, but I had some fun for a while. I vaguley remembering the AI being so stupid it became boring quickly, and then I got Master of Orion 2, which seemed to surpass it in every category for being a space strat game also.

Witchhaven (Capstone/Intracore, and i've never heard of either again. Seems to be from before they started putting copyright dates on CDs O.o) -- One of the very first fantasy first person shooters, just all around mediocre in all aspects. If an equivelent was relased today it would be a perfect example of a no-risk generic mainstream clone. Oh wait, it did have one absoltuly unique feature that I've never seen in another game. Pereodically, a ghostly face of the end boss zooms at you, wailing, overlayed in the center of your screen. It's sort of like those pictures people have put online, that say "stare at the door in the back and you'll see something", and then after five minutes (when you're really intently focused on it and wondering what you're missing), flashes a person, and possibly worse, plays a random loud sound. Ever been suckered by one of those? You now know why my brother uninstalled this game after the first hour or two and refused to ever touch it again ;).

Total Annihilation Kingdoms (Cavedog, R.I.P, 1999) -- Not a bad game of itself, but as a sequel it's far inferior to the original, and I felt suckered when I later learned some of the what was going on with the company when they made it (things like, all the devs that mattered for the first game leaving.)

Delta V (Bethesda, 1994) -- VR-themed "trench-run" game, bland and pointless. It's also the hardest time I've ever had getting a game to run under DOS, as it wants exactly 600kb of core memory free AND it needs certain drivers available . . .

Space Bunnies Must Die (Ripcord, 1998) -- I got it for free and I almost feel ripped off. On the other hand, I need to install it and try it someday just on the theory that it may be so utterly stupid it's Bad Movie funny . . .

LOTR 1 & 2 RPGs (Interplay, 1990) -- Nasty evil bad old-style RPGs. They never made a Return, either . . .

Command Adventures: Starship (Future Vision, 1993) -- Sort of a star-control-ish game -- any indie/amatuer game at alpha stage i've seen is at least as finished as this.

That's all that still lives in my CD case. I'm sure I could come up with more eventually.

Oh yeah, one of the biggest: Magic the Gathering: Battlemage (circa 1994, no idea who made it but /I want my five minutes back!/ (it dosn't take much longer to determine that it's crap, though you keep trying for a while hoping that the intution is wrong . . . )) Basically, an unplayably (for me anyway) bad realtime strategy game based on the magic cards. The MtG game relased by microprose about the same time (and particuarly the Deuls of the Planeswalkers add-on) just makes this look . . . bad. Plus the microprose version was actually an implementation of, y'know, the /card game/, not a different game loosly based on it. It's sort of like comparing Dr. L. SwC with NPC Quest, except that NPC Quest is actually, er, fun . . .

Anyway, I should probably stop ranting and get on with the sending-resumes-outness.

[Coolguy]

Monkey Magic
(It's as dumb as it sounds. I got ripped off even though it was freeware)

[drgamer]

That's not freeware, it's a playstaion game, you must have gotten a crappy rom or something(Trust me, I've seen it in a list of playstation games, so if you got it as freeware, somethings wrong)

[Coolguy]

Huh? What do you mean, a playstation game? I got it as a computer game from somewhere I forgot...

[drgamer]

It was originally a Playstaion game
http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/psx/data/24906.html

Although I thought they translated it...

[Robosnow]

I just HATE this one...

Spiro, Enter the Dragonfly

It is the WORST GAME EVER. The graphics are crappy, the sounds are unrealistic and really bad, it's a total ripp off ($99.95), the plots ridiculous, and most of all.., IT IS SO BORING!

[Coolguy]

The earlier Spyro Games were great though.

[drgamer]

I just HATE this one...

Spiro, Enter the Dragonfly

It is the WORST GAME EVER. The graphics are crappy, the sounds are unrealistic and really bad, it's a total ripp off ($99.95), the plots ridiculous, and most of all.., IT IS SO BORING!

You bought it for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS!?!?!?!! :shock:. I didn't, I got it around $20 (on ebay)

It's best to look for the cheaper places (Oh if it's Spiro and not Spyro, then it's most likely fake)
It's a little better in gamecube version, to bad the series took a sharp turn on that game(When a company conversion happens, things get crappy for the next products(in this example, games) Don't worry, it will get better(unless it gets crappier)

[Coolguy]

It happened to Crash Bandicoot also. I never tried the game but people tell me it is really bad.

[apiesandwich]

Im glad to hear that those horrible games are not representative of a long-running series.

[drgamer]

Has anyone heard that there is gonna be a crash/spyro crossover?
Crash blue
Spyro Orange

It seems that they have turned to pokemon series for titles...

[Coolguy]

Yeah, I've heard of the Spyro / Crash crossover. And its Crash Bandicoot Purple, not blue.

[drgamer]

Do'h Well, I got it in the same color family (That counts for something, right?)

[Robosnow]

It happened to Crash Bandicoot also. I never tried the game but people tell me it is really bad.

Yeah, I borrowed that game from a video store and it is REALLY bad.

Oh, yes, the spyro I got was NOT A FAKE.
It is simply TERRIBLE

[Piggyworks]

I know a relly teirrible game that is right next to my Big action figure
in my basement and also near some old taco my brother left.
and of coures that game is..

Q*bert the new verison that is so bad.
i had to pay 30 dollars for it its boring and the contrals
are hard!!!

[Code name 47]

XIII is pretty crap aswell.

and Shogun total war: warlord edition

[pantsofpower]

It happened to Crash Bandicoot also. I never tried the game but people tell me it is really bad.

Yeah, I borrowed that game from a video store and it is REALLY bad.

Oh, yes, the spyro I got was NOT A FAKE.
It is simply TERRIBLE

I take personal offense at that. Well not really, but I do like Crash and Spyro.
:x

...sorry about that...

[Jordo]

Action 52. It is so horrible, words fail. It's an old Nintendo game made by Active Enterprises (the only game they ever made). Insted of one bad, horribly glichy game, there are 52. All of them were crappy. And get this: the original price was 200$. Yes, 200$, which means 4$ a game. But none were worth a dime! I only downloaded it on a ROM.

[Warmaster129]

Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing.
It's like one of those crappy sports games that stores sell for 5$, but the problem is that it's like 10% done. If I remember correctly, it was developed for $14,000. Look for the review on Gamespot of it to find how horribly bad it is.

[Xantos Guin]

In India my cousin showed me a game cartrige for an Indian game system which claimed to be a 100000 in 1 game pack. 99.99% of the games were either individual levels of other games, the same game with slightly different backrounds, or repeats. In addition to this, ALL of the games had 2D, 16-color, poor resolution graphics with nearly pointless objectives. And worst of all, the price was Rs. 4000, about $100, which is a ton of money in India.

Action 52 has to be hundreds of times better than this.

P.S. ALL the games and game systems in India are money wasters.

[evil_monkey]

The worst game ever is pop idol

It stinks

[drgamer]

If buying a game:
Look around
If it's over 100 dollars, then you might just be getting ripped off...

Spyro new series is downhill... Different company = different time to get back to the good stuff...

[pizza]

Apprentice 1: Deluxe Edition
is pathetic and so is
Worms 3D because it broke (GC games always get broken).
:evil:

[Deciple_of_Dumb]

Any of the Mah Jong solitare games. I thought it was going to be the actual game with four players, but instead it was just a pyramid of tiles that you clicked on. What a waste of money!

The other games I hate are the ones that feel like the developers still believe that they are programming arcades. Billy Hatcher is my favorite example. In order to beat the game, you need to beat each individual level in a very short time. There are also hidden secrets that are impossible to find. (Billy Hatcher wasn't a complete waste though, it had a good multiplayer mode)

[Starfighter]

Put your thumbs down for......



Frogger for PC! (Boo! Boo! Boo!)
It is WAY TOO HARD and just as boring and you need to race the clock! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

[regeneratorizer]

Aww man, tha banjo and kazzooie series was great, till microsoft brought it.(man, they just have to ruin everything, dont they)

Regeneratorizer - (oh, microsoft, why must you torment us so.)

[Redbone]

Troy 2000!

I HATE IT! :twisted: :twisted:

[puffazoid]

i kinda like q*bert actully... :? (sorry for the bad spelling!)

[yourter12]

A LONG LONG TIME I always did not like Rocknor's Bad Day!

The Mowbots & Spinbots got me a WHOLE WHOLE lot.

[Ladymage]

worst game I ever played was quest 64

boring story, akward controls, boxy graphics for the n64, not a good game at all

[Wesley]

One of the games I don't like that I can think of is one that I played a long time ago. It was Croc 1. The graphics were bad,The controls were way too hard to get used to, and the camera was always at the wrong place at the wrong time.

[evil eye]

A LONG LONG TIME I always did not like Rocknor's Bad Day!

The Mowbots & Spinbots got me a WHOLE WHOLE lot.

ive heard of that! but what does "a long time i always did not like" mean???????????

[Julian]

Mad Maestro for the PS2.

[AtkinsSJ]

Crazy Frog Racer, for about every games system around. I've never played it, but... *Shivers*

[regeneratorizer]

I just got around to playing my Q*Bert game, and whoa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How did they even sell that game?!?!?! I thought Banjo 3 was bad, this game is horrible!

(The old Q*Bert, for NES)

[Chris Da Lunatic]

*NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART*

E.T. :shock:

[Jordo]

I have 3 games for PS2 that I would eventually like to sell

The first is a drag-racing game by Bethesda (the same people that brought you the Elder Scroll series that includes Oblivion). I don't see how anyone can find driving in a straight line interesting (unless it's actually happening). However, sometimes it was mildly amusing to make the truck spin around hundreds of times.

Then theres Tom and Jerry. its a fighting game that dosen't hold my interest for more than 3 minutes.

Then it Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly. But I at least plan to complete that first.

[blackmyth]

Harry Potter: The Chamber of Secrets, for Gameboy Advance, is the single worst game I have ever played.