I think I've said this before, but Airblade is the worst in my book without a doubt.
I think I've said this before, but Airblade is the worst in my book without a doubt.
I'm having trouble crediting your opinions with much weight, in that case.Originally Posted by Zeldy
Especially as the threat specifically specifies "that you ever played?".
As to FFVIII, well. I don't think FFIX is anything like as good as an FF game should be. But it's still a well-made game, largely free of bugs, solidly put together, and has high production values. Whatever the enjoyment you get out of an FF game, there's no reasonable way to say one is a bad game, merely not to one's taste.
And Bubsy was kickass on the Mega Drive. It totally rocked. The more modern ones were... let's not talk about that.
Meta-Knight - True that. Azurik is pretty goddamn terrible.
Mel Gibson's safari
You can't make any sort of judgement, then.
edit: ops, MILFy already did that. Ah well.
A semi truck racing game. I can't remember the title, but it's impossible.
also there's another racing game for the ps1 Burning Road.
You can't play two player unless you link it with another playstation. only one player per console.
Zero divide 2 gets my vote, truely the worst Fighting game ever released.
This will probably get me in a lot of trouble, but any and all of the 2D Mortal Kombat games. Why? All the characters have the same normals, controls are very stiff, Fatalities are gimmicky, jump kicks and sweeps actually win over any sort of strategy. It's sad really.
The 3D ones were actually much better in my opinion (though that's rare in a fighting franchise).
But if I have to pick one Mortal Kombat game, it would probably be MK Advance. That game actually succeeded in making the others look like filet mignon.
And no, this doesn't count as an overrated game being called the worst. I actually gave reasons as to why it indeed sucks.
Outside of the fighting game realm, though, the worst game I played is probably..... I don't know, either Test Drive Off Road or TimeStalkers on Dreamcast. I'll say Test Drive Off Road just to be more decisive.
Xenogears is the tragic story of how your whole life can take a crappy turn, just because you happened to see a lady in a wedding dress before her wedding.
This boy is crackin' up, this boy has broken down
This boy is crackin' up, this boy has broke down
Spiderman for Megadrive. I was probably too young to play it well, but I can remeber getting killed a lot and just getting ulitmately pissed off at it.
Back when I was really into Animorphs (Woo for being nine years old!), I was really upset that I never got to play this game. Maybe it was for the best.Yes, yes, yes. Roto, you win. <3
And for me, it'd be that PS1 Animorphs game. It was awful. The computer Animorph game was okay though.
The worst game I ever played was Formula 1 2005 on the PS2. It still amazes me that any developer could manage to come out with a driving simulator that didn't make the slightest effort to simulate driving. I really pitied the friend who actually bought it.
"The most important and recognize player in the history of the country."
Sometimes I wonder what my life would be like if I were as great as Paulo Wanchope.
bite your tongue
aquaman something sucks beyond mortal comprehension
Fat kids are harder to Kidnap.
well my mum once bought me a game for the ps2 wich cost her £5 which should tell you somthing... I cant remember the name of the game as it was soooo bad
but if we want to talk about games that I have watched being played then it would definately be any of the Premier Manager games... I mean ZOMG I actully hate that series... and i dont hate anything >.<
more games:
Army men RTS and Army men 3D.
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Slave Zero for Dreamcast was pretty bad.
Superman64 was rated worst game EVER in a magazine (EGM) back in 2000 or soso very true.
but I disagree with the bouncer being crap, it was awesome.
Where's Waldo for the NES corrupted my soul full of hatred due to it's very existence. Playing it just made it blood thirsty.
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