I'd blocked that one from my mind, or at least i tried to until you mentioned it.
I'd blocked that one from my mind, or at least i tried to until you mentioned it.
I try to not recall the horrors in times past.
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Back To The Future 3 - The Game is practically unplayable. Plus you really can't accurately portray the expressions of Marty and Doc on the Genesis;
There is no signature here. Move along.
Home Alone 2 for the SNES.
Got it as a Christmas present...seriously, just give me the $30.
I've played most of these games, with the exception of ET and Shaq-Fu. I never owned and Atari and never ever heard of Shaq-Fu.
I might have played Home Alone 2, wasn't that the one where the kid collect animals and dumped them down a dumb waiter or something.
Oh well, the worst game I own has got to be Fighting Force for the PSOne. But, I still keep around cause throwing tires at your friend is always fun.
But the worst game ever, has probably got to be most likely the trucking game. You know the one. The one with out clipping and no AI of what to speak. If you go backwards you can hit ni-infinity. Also "YOUR WINNER!"
Ephemeral Phantasia. The plot was basically one long time loop, so you got to see the same events over and over unless you got some stupid watch fixed. I never got the watch fixed because it's damned near impossible to find the shop (and I think you have to be there on a specific day at a specific time in the game). >> Eugh.
Virtual Laguna Beach?
I am so there. It will let us pasty-white nerds be the hippest people on the scene!
Big Rigs: Over the Road for the PC. Well the only the good thing about this game is that the title suits it. You could go over the roads, off the roads and right off the map. The most flawed game you can ever play. It is also the only game where you can make a truck reach the speed of light and beyond due to the infinite acceleration.
Also the game Kabuki Warriors for the Xbox. I feel dirty just typing the name.
Now for some words of wisdom:
Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else.....hmmm wait just a minute.
Everyone makes mistakes. The trick is to make mistakes when nobody is looking
"I get to go to lots of overseas places, like Canada."
- Britney Spears, Pop Singer
The thing is, though, that it was originally social commentary on the so-called "brutal realism" in the early '90s by people who thought games were becoming too shocking for people. The idea was that if critics wanted to talk about realism, they'd give it to them.
Shame the game never was really released.
edit: Oh, my vote either goes to BMX XXX or The Guy Game. The former is a terrible BMX-based mission-oriented game that pulls out all the stops as far as junior high humor goes, and the other is basically a quiz game that rewards you with boobs.
Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy X.
The Late Owen Macwere Production.