opinion: top 10 worst games which

[matthew1g]

which IN YOUR OPINION do you think are the worst games ?

 

big rigs is one of the worst

[TenaciousD.]

Any budget game like Horse Betting International or Poker Room 9 (with Nnetwork Play) !! And anything where an animal is a main charecter (Dog's life)

[Kippers]

any games that i don't buy. And that list will go on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on etc

[original gangster]

well it's hard to pick when you mostly avoid crap games and never think of them again. but the crappest games would have to be movie-to-game ones, because they get more attention, and when people play them they think ''the film's good, the game is crap''. there are a few exceptions though...

[Tartey]

Barbie horse racing or that game called My Street, both as crap Sunderland

[guv]

Operation Winback, the PS2 port of an N64 game. Totally awful in every department, but especially the main character who had the turning circle of a bus and who clumped around as if he was wearing diving boots.

[dodgeme]

spiderman 2

 

unlike spiderman 1 wich is a very good game spiderman 2 name is only good cozz in its name it sais what ages it suits 0-2 year old

[guv]

spiderman 2

 

unlike spiderman 1 wich is a very good game spiderman 2 name is only good cozz in its name it sais what ages it suits 0-2 year old

Yeah, I rented that. Reviews had the cheek to say it was "GTA-esque" in its level of go-anywhere freedom.

 

Um, I think not.

 

 

[Lazlowrocks.]

spiderman 2

 

unlike spiderman 1 wich is a very good game spiderman 2 name is only good cozz in its name it sais what ages it suits 0-2 year old

But, you do get to SHOT people like A PIG in it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[LLD]

Grand theft auto series.

[Fozzy Fozborne]

Grand theft auto series.

Careful dude, you might get shot saying that around here. Just kidding.

The worst game ENTER THE MATRIX!!! Spent $50 on it and the store wouldn't take it back, even though it was perfect!!!.

[The-King]

Grand theft auto series.

Careful dude, you might get shot saying that around here. Just kidding.

The worst game ENTER THE MATRIX!!! Spent $50 on it and the store wouldn't take it back, even though it was perfect!!!.

Who are you kidding, Enter the Matrix was great, you have no clue how many times I have re rented that game.

 

I can't really think of a worst game. I say any soccer game.~TGK

[gta_king]

I say any soccer game.~TGK

No way, have you ever played Pro Evo/Winning 11?

 

On of the worst Games ever in my opinion are probably Driver 3 (I refuse to include the 3 in the word driver due to the fact that it looks f*cking stupid)

[Raindancer]

Grand theft auto series.

The worst game ENTER THE MATRIX!!! Spent $50 on it and the store wouldn't take it back, even though it was perfect!!!.

I loved that game.

 

Okay worst games in order of sh*tness

 

(1) Parrapa the rapper

(2) megaman sh*te

(3) The Urbz

 

[Dalpura]

Only a few come to mind right away.

 

Frogger Beyond, MotoGP 3, and Rainbow Six Lockdown (more like Rainbow Six Letdown, am I right?). They're most recent bad games I've played anyway.

 

And I can't believe you guys thought Spider-man 2 was bad! I loved it, whereas I didn't particularly like the first one.

[The-King]

Grand theft auto series.

The worst game ENTER THE MATRIX!!! Spent $50 on it and the store wouldn't take it back, even though it was perfect!!!.

I loved that game.

 

Okay worst games in order of sh*tness

 

(1) Parrapa the rapper

(2) megaman sh*te

(3) The Urbz

 

The Urbz rocked, I love it, I have never played such an addictive game.~TGK

[Dasutin]

I got one everybody can agree on. Celebrity Deathmatch.

[Vanquish]

Celeb Deathmatch was a real letdown. I loved the TV programme but the game reminded me of pong in the field of user interactivity.

[Cojawfee]

1. Runescape

2. Runescape

3. Runescape

4. Runescape

5. Runescape

6. Runescape

7. Runescape

8. Runescape

9. Runescape

10. Runescape

[LLD]

Halo 3, pure sh*t.

[Groovy]

Grand theft auto series.

The worst game ENTER THE MATRIX!!! Spent $50 on it and the store wouldn't take it back, even though it was perfect!!!.

I loved that game.

 

Okay worst games in order of sh*tness

 

(1) Parrapa the rapper

(2) megaman sh*te

(3) The Urbz

 

Parrapa the rapper was hardcore.

 

The worst games ever were those Midnight Club games. The worst being that DUB one. God that game was bad. sh*ttiest lookings cars I'v ever seen in a game.

 

[Kippers]

Barbie horse racing

By rockstar Leeds. Well.....that was unexpected. But there's been a topic about it before i think so i ain't gunna start complaining. But wow

[reticulatingsplines]

Daikatana. Never before has a game promised so much, yet delivered the gaming equivalent of Nancy Reagan topless.

[KoLSPD2]

MegaMan X7. Big letdown to the long-running series, and it wasn't the graphics that killed it, the gameplay and sound killed the game. MegaMan and 3D doesn't mix, and I shelled $50 on that piece of sh*t.

 

Another candidate would be Big Rigs. Spoiler alert for the ending: YOU'RE WINNER!

[DidierSucks]

Hmmm, the worst ten games I've played, in no particular order, are:

 

 

10.) True Crime: Streets of L.A. You fight dragons and zombies. 'Nuff said.

 

9.) Castlevania 64. The real truth here is that the only redeeming thing about this game was the artwork in the Player's Guide. The graphics were terrible, the gameplay was awful, the A.I...Wasn't. Camera angles were the biggest challenge, especially with their annoying habit of suddenly whipping around 90-180 degrees.

 

8.) The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Ooooh look, my graphics are cartoony, this makes me REVOLUTIONARY, INNOVATIVE, and CRAPPY. Alright, the Graphics sucked. So did the game. It was both enourmous, yet far too short at the same time. Huge explorable area was nice, but tedious when you had to sail twenty minutes to the middle of nowhere, and then sail back. The storyline was about eight dungeons too short, lacked difficulty, as well as any Zelda magic.

 

7.) This game sucked so bad I can't even remember the name of it. Dark something, or something Darkness, there might've been something about Evil in the title. What was really evil was the N64-quality graphics on the GCN. The storyline was also retarded. I recall journeying through a mansion, suddenly I was someone else. This happens many times as the "story" progresses, you take control of a different character (One or two might've repeated) and explore areas, fighting enemies and looking for...Something. Anyway, the only cool thing about this was something about Insanity, which caused funny things to happen. Like it giving me the Blue Screen of Death. Yep. I think it was called Eternal Darkness, but I'm not sure. Anyway, despite all of this, you could beat the game three times in a day if you could beat it once.

 

6.) Body Harvest. Honestly, this game really shouldn't be here. This game had everything going for it. A badass character, aliens that you could squish in a number of entertaining ways, and a genuinely involving story. And for the N64, this thing had a huge world. In fact, so huge the designers felt it necessary to make us backtrack through the entire thing at one point. That would be why this is here.

 

5.) Halo. Whoop-dee-sh*t. I have nothing else to say regarding the most overrated game in the known universe.

 

4.) Blast Corps. Like Body Harvest, this game was excellent in many aspects except for one enragingly irritating feature which ruined it. This one actually had two. First: The Time limits on some levels were nuts. I mean seriously nuts. I've played difficult games before. I've passed hard time-trials, but this takes the cake. It looks like they ran it through the computer, took the best time the computer could make (the absolute minimum) and then took some off of that. Secondly, this game suffered from a "Halfway through the stupid level you're going to realise you catastrophically f*cked something up and now you cannot complete the level. Oh, by the way, you can't restart the level either" Complex.

 

3.) Finding Nemo. Alright, I said it. My little sister, who is 6, has this game for the PS2. I can't even beat it. This game is retarded.

 

2.) FF8. Another in the group with Blast Corps and Body Harvest, except this was more of a "Whoops, this entire chain of events eluded me, but instead of making impossible for me to progress, it's just going to be impossibly difficult." Rapid shifts in difficulty, the need to explore the entire freaking world in ridiculous detail less you miss a magazine allowing you to actually have some weapons, among a trillion other things needed, combined with a bunch of mostly useless GFs made this a dissapointment. Seriously, why do some of those GFs even exist?

 

1.) The first Hulk game for the GCN. HULK SMASH. And thus ends the game. Oh wait, there's also some "stealth" and "complexity" mixed in there as well.

 

 

[Vanzant]

Rush n' attack for NES: You play some amry guy that takes on the Russian army with a knife.

 

 

Bad Street Brawler NES: Just look at some screens of it you can tell without playing.

 

Terminator 2 JD SNES: If you get hit enough times with thrown knives it kills the Terminator thats enough right there not including the driving scenes are crap.

 

Army Men for GB color: Horrible controls terrible graphics even for the Game Boy

 

Xena: tailsman of fate: It was just terrible but playing some chick in black leather seemd like a good idea.

 

Forsaken N64: I played this game and all I could see on screen was a bunch of crap rainbow colors it's like the graphics were created by ms paint.

 

 

TWINE 007 PS1 : OMFG this entire game failed so bad I hated EA for weeks until I found out the N64 game was going to be better.

 

Top Gear dare devil PS2: bad graphics and wacky contols make this game better off as a door stopper.

 

Resident Evil FPS game: It sucked so bad I forgot the title of it.

 

As for my 10th I give anything with the Olsen Twins in it a bad rating.

 

[LLD]

Dude, Body Harvest was like Old School GTA with aliens. Shame on you!

[matthew1g]

the big rigs link: http://www.gamespot.com/pc/driving/bigrigs...html?q=big+rigs.

 

hehe i love how gamespot rated it an abysmal 1.0 lol. btw see the vids. the game is real crap

[guv]

 

Hmmm, the worst ten games I've played, in no particular order, are:

 

 

10.) True Crime: Streets of L.A. You fight dragons and zombies. 'Nuff said.

 

9.) Castlevania 64. The real truth here is that the only redeeming thing about this game was the artwork in the Player's Guide. The graphics were terrible, the gameplay was awful, the A.I...Wasn't. Camera angles were the biggest challenge, especially with their annoying habit of suddenly whipping around 90-180 degrees.

 

8.) The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Ooooh look, my graphics are cartoony, this makes me REVOLUTIONARY, INNOVATIVE, and CRAPPY. Alright, the Graphics sucked. So did the game. It was both enourmous, yet far too short at the same time. Huge explorable area was nice, but tedious when you had to sail twenty minutes to the middle of nowhere, and then sail back. The storyline was about eight dungeons too short, lacked difficulty, as well as any Zelda magic.

 

7.) This game sucked so bad I can't even remember the name of it. Dark something, or something Darkness, there might've been something about Evil in the title. What was really evil was the N64-quality graphics on the GCN. The storyline was also retarded. I recall journeying through a mansion, suddenly I was someone else. This happens many times as the "story" progresses, you take control of a different character (One or two might've repeated) and explore areas, fighting enemies and looking for...Something. Anyway, the only cool thing about this was something about Insanity, which caused funny things to happen. Like it giving me the Blue Screen of Death. Yep. I think it was called Eternal Darkness, but I'm not sure. Anyway, despite all of this, you could beat the game three times in a day if you could beat it once.

 

6.) Body Harvest. Honestly, this game really shouldn't be here. This game had everything going for it. A badass character, aliens that you could squish in a number of entertaining ways, and a genuinely involving story. And for the N64, this thing had a huge world. In fact, so huge the designers felt it necessary to make us backtrack through the entire thing at one point. That would be why this is here.

 

5.) Halo. Whoop-dee-sh*t. I have nothing else to say regarding the most overrated game in the known universe.

 

4.) Blast Corps. Like Body Harvest, this game was excellent in many aspects except for one enragingly irritating feature which ruined it. This one actually had two. First: The Time limits on some levels were nuts. I mean seriously nuts. I've played difficult games before. I've passed hard time-trials, but this takes the cake. It looks like they ran it through the computer, took the best time the computer could make (the absolute minimum) and then took some off of that. Secondly, this game suffered from a "Halfway through the stupid level you're going to realise you catastrophically f*cked something up and now you cannot complete the level. Oh, by the way, you can't restart the level either" Complex.

 

3.) Finding Nemo. Alright, I said it. My little sister, who is 6, has this game for the PS2. I can't even beat it. This game is retarded.

 

2.) FF8. Another in the group with Blast Corps and Body Harvest, except this was more of a "Whoops, this entire chain of events eluded me, but instead of making impossible for me to progress, it's just going to be impossibly difficult." Rapid shifts in difficulty, the need to explore the entire freaking world in ridiculous detail less you miss a magazine allowing you to actually have some weapons, among a trillion other things needed, combined with a bunch of mostly useless GFs made this a dissapointment. Seriously, why do some of those GFs even exist?

 

1.) The first Hulk game for the GCN. HULK SMASH. And thus ends the game. Oh wait, there's also some "stealth" and "complexity" mixed in there as well.

I like this man!

 

Thanks for reminding me how crap Castlevania 64 and Wind Waker were. Absolute turkeys both, and the latter being especially awful because of how "Professional Gamers" (ie games magazines) keep insisting it's a great game. No, it's not a great game; it's terrible. Childish, with terrible graphics and repetative, annoying gameplay. Loved Ocarina Of Time on the N64, though. That was a classic.

 

Oh, and while I completed Halo and quite enjoyed it, Halo 2 went tits up as soon as you had to become an alien. Terrible idea. The Halos always gave me motion sickness too.

 

Edited September 19, 2005 by guv

[original gangster]

Hmmm, the worst ten games I've played, in no particular order, are:

 

 

10.) True Crime: Streets of L.A. You fight dragons and zombies. 'Nuff said.

 

 

8.) The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Ooooh look, my graphics are cartoony, this makes me REVOLUTIONARY, INNOVATIVE, and CRAPPY. Alright, the Graphics sucked. So did the game. It was both enourmous, yet far too short at the same time. Huge explorable area was nice, but tedious when you had to sail twenty minutes to the middle of nowhere, and then sail back. The storyline was about eight dungeons too short, lacked difficulty, as well as any Zelda magic.

 

us backtrack through the entire thing at one point. That would be why those GFs even exist?

 

10.) normally, killing dragons and zombies is good. BUT i agree with you, as the game was true crime. A game about crime, at the time could of been the most successful gta-clone, and then....zombies start showing. eh?

 

8.) I agree. i loved ocarina of time. great game, but the wind waker was no where near as good. I did like the wind waker, but, meh, it got boring when having to look all over the sea.