That was a horrible game indeedQuote:
Originally Posted by KoolKid
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That was a horrible game indeedQuote:
Originally Posted by KoolKid
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
Shadow the Hedgehog without a doubt. Apparently, this game was supposed to be about Sonic wielding a gun with the request of children through emails. However, Yuji Naka thought this was unacceptable for Sonic to wield one, so he decided to have Shadow wield a gun instead. There you go, that's how this game was born ladies and gents.
He at least acted a bit more like himself in Sonic 2006 with the help of Shiro Maekawa who undid all of the sins directed towards Shadow by Takashi Iizuka himself. This Shadow is what I like, a person who's cool instead of the stereotype every boys anime has. His own game however, damaged his reputation and character in a severe way.
I also wonder if parents got miffed at seeing a Sonic game with swearing in it, since children aren't allowed to hear that kind of content. This was after all supposed to be a teen game as well, so that could be it.
Gosh, that is... A very difficult question to answer for me. I play terrible games for the fun of it (often regretting it in the process).
There's a lot of games I could choose from: Shark Attack, which is a generic SHMUP game with an awful soundtrack (despite allegedly being made by a musician); Freedom Planet, a game that has an actually good sountrack and graphics, but suffers from an identity crisis that makes it very unfun to play; If fangames count, I could argue that Super Mario Super Quest is one of the worst games I've ever played, having the worst physics in a game ever and also having more sound effects than a poorly made Mario Maker stage... At least in Mario Maker, Mario doesn't make a sound every time he grabs a coin... @~@;
Out of all the games I would choose, though... I'd say the worst game I have ever played is Mordecai and Rigby in 8-Bit Land.
Now, here's the deal: I expected the game to be alright. The developers that made Hey Ice King! Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?!!, which is a legitimately good licensed game and I do recommend trying it out, also worked on this Regular Show game, so I was hoping for a decent game.
Instead, Mordecai and Rigby in 8-Bit Land is one of the worst licensed games I've ever played. I didn't even get to the 2nd world of the game before I quit playing it.
To begin with, the game has terrible collision detection; until I saw a review of the game, I had no idea that you were supposed to be able to jump on enemies. The game has powerups, yes, but they're all extremely confusing and terribly implemented; the mullet (based on an episode where one of the main characters, Rigby, gets a mullet so he can essentially do a Falcon Punch) is your only reliable method of attacking, since it shoots a projectile.
I managed to get to the 2nd world of the game the first time I played it, which was also the only time I managed to beat the boss. The 2nd world turns the game into a space shooter, and rather than let you learn how to play like this, the game throws you right into an incredibly long stage with no checkpoint as far as I remember. I also experienced a huge glitch here where I died and got health at the same time, killing me but still letting me move around the level... I couldn't beat it since I could no longer interact with anything afterwards, sadly.
So I quit on the game and attempted to play it again last year. It was as bad as I remembered and now I can't even beat the first boss (the game didn't save my progress to world 2).
I always hold Halo 3 near the bottom of my list due to how disappointing the story was compared to the previous two games. Final Fantasy XIII is also very close to the bottom because a 24-hour tutorial hallway is just insulting.
Mega Man 3 is my least favorite game of all time. I'm not talking about the DOS version or Game Boy version, either, i'm talking about the NES version.
The game has barely any balanced weapons, i find the music to be bland, the stage design is tedious and unfinished, and i hate a lot of the bosses.
I also don't like Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels as it's basically just a official Nintendo ROM hack of SMB1 with worse levels and different graphics, Fallout 76 turned out to be a dirty scam and a buggy game overall, and Shining in the Darkness to me is an incredibly hard and confusing RPG with a incredibly generic medieval anime type theme
ET for the Atari 2600
Flatout 3 that thing still hurt my feelings. The last good flatout was 2 :(
Police Simulator
Some DS Lufia game "Age of the Sinistrals" if recall correctly. Pretty big let down compared to snes original.
Gundam Sokuō Sensen and new gundam breaker. The former is the ****ing bootlog of clash royale and the letter is a nerfed and ruined version of former Gundam breaker series (althought I never play any former gundam breaker games tho). New gundam breaker are so buggy and it's so damn unplayable like Megaman X7, and it's very boring as hell. I like how a paid ps4 game (new gundam breaker) is even worse than free mobile games
Also GT Racing: Motor Academy, it's so damn unplayable, poor graphics, shittons of bugs and it's stats are competely ruined.
parapa the rapper, its not the mechanics that's bad....
Ecco the Dolphin
FIFA
I know there are a lot worse games out there, but the worst game I've played is Lords of the Fallen. Inversion is a close second.
Super Mario Bros 2
Oh, cmon Super Mario Bros 2 ins't that bad. I was even trying to speedrun it those days. It's a fun game to finish in 15 minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by LaNaranjaGamer
This isn't a surprise but Sonic 06 and due to how buggy it is.
X-Men for the NES. It was a time when a company could take a license for an awful ride like that.
I've always picked my games with cares. But my "worst" is Dragon Age, the first of the serie. I know for several it is a good game, it's just a matter of taste. And for mine, it was one of the worst.
My older sister had Barbie for the Wii. I used to like it but I’m pretty sure that now I’d be put off by it.
E.T
E.T. Yeah. You probably can't go worse than that.
What could possibily go wrong ? :sherlock:
:yell: EVERYTHING!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojeQ52EooKE
I possibly think it's Home Alone for The PlayStation 2 made by the Infamous Blast Entertainment - Due to the fact that It's got amateurish Graphics and clunky controls.
Blast! Entertainment always makes kusoge games based on greatest titles (If you compare to other game companies who do poor licenses).Quote:
Originally Posted by EKZoroWarner
It's True. It's based in the UK, only produces nothing but a ton of Licensed games to that of poor quality.
Yeah, their games are just shovelware/kusoge content based on really great movies/series because of crappy animations, bad controls, poorly-done models/graphics, poor grasp of the source material & etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by EKZoroWarner
Even worse about these poor licenses they make if you compare it with other companies who do the same thing such as Imagineering, Data Design Interactive, Monkey Bar Games, Absolute Entertainment, The Code Monkeys, TDK Mediactive, Brash Entertainment, LJN, GameMill Entertainment & etc.
Here's a link to really crappy game companies at the the Crappy Games Wiki: https://crappygames.miraheze.org/wik...ers/Publishers
NOTE: Includes some good companies as well.
I'm Currently Working on Energizer Bunny for MUGEN - His Sprites are 52% done - All I just need to start using Fighter Factory 3 to edit and code him.
Good luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by EKZoroWarner
I'll next be Working on Brum (Brum TV Series) after this.
Alright, You think you've seen bad. Animal racing, Big rigs.
But those are GODLIKE compared to the hellish torment of a game known as Conan the mighty pig.
Conan the mighty pig is a game I came across on the steam store.I knew then that that was the game to gift a friend. The game had some tags on it, but the most popular tag given by players was "Psychological horror." So, I sent my friend the game. The next day, I see he played it for 20 minutes, and deleted it afterwards. I was surprised, but didn't ask him anything. That night, he gifts ME the game. So, I play it. It was very bad. It was run by flash player. There was only one track of music (I think). And the goal was something to tedious and boring that even in a half-hour of playing, I was unable to even put a dent in it. So, I succumbed to the game, and turned it off, never to play it again. I can't describe the horror this game entrails well enough. You'll have to look for yourself
But for your own sanity... don't.
Modern Roshambo . . . Woe unto the loser, and a pox upon the victor >:(.
Fortnite. it was cool at first but then it just got dumb and boring as hell
Most Blast Entertainment games - Mr Bean, Dr Dolittle, Beverly Hills Cop and so on...Their Gameplay is atrocious and very generic.Quote:
Originally Posted by BurbleBird
Steam is full of garbage games, one of which I had the pleasure of playing.
"Neverinth"
More like never-get-it, stiff controls and a horrible excuse of an attempt at a "souls-like" game.
nicktoons racing
Takedown: red sabre is hot garbage
The Worst Game I've ever played is...
Batman Begins
I didn't know where I was going or what my objective was. But that's probably my fault because I didn't know English at that time.
Shovelware based on licensed games, like the ones from Blast Entertainment.