Worst Games.

[Crow]

Name some of the WORST games you've ever played/rented/bought and now wish you haven't.

In before any of the AVGN reviews or games he has done, I want personal experiences!

Mine is a game on Steam called Trackmania, a racing game, and is total balls.

~Le Spy.

[Gabya]

my sister got ninjabread man for the wii... IM NEVER LETTING HER BUY GAMES BY HERSELF EVER AGAIN!

[Helios]

Conflict: Denied Ops. Terrible. Just terrible. Thank god for seven day return policies.

[blind2d]

Tony Hawk's Proving Ground. Just sad how detailed the graphics are... and how frustrating the gameplay is. Curse you, Lord of 900!

[Threaux]

Wolfquest is both hilarious and terrible.  I smell elk!

http://www.wolfquest.org/preview_video.php

[TGLucario475]

Sven Goran Ericesson's World Manager

gaah its HORRIBLE

[Mechadon]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. The Thing. I love the movie, but this game is atrocious.

The entire game is a blatant lie. The game that the box describes is not the game that's on the disk. It promises a dynamic system of fear and trust amongst your squad that is non-existent in the product.

The game manual states that the likelihood of a team member becoming infected is correlated with the amount of exposure they have with the enemy, and how often they have been attacked. But with every play through, the same people get infected at the same time. It's all scripted.

I've posted this video review before, but it's essential in knowing the true hideousness of this game.

<a href="http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=AfVRnVCzq5c" target="_blank">http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=AfVRnVCzq5c</a>

<a href="http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=16dfCv-yQgE" target="_blank">http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=16dfCv-yQgE</a>

I'll have you know that this is a review that inspired Zero Punct. Proof: http://www.gamespot.com/news/show_blog_entry.php?topic_id=26300119

[Yakko Cerviche]

Probably the original Ninja Turtles game.  It is as hard as the Nerd says it is.

[Cloud-Boy]

Catwoman.

Worst. Christmas. Gift. Ever.
2004 was almost the best Christmas ever if it wasn't for that piece of crap.

SEMPER FI

[blind2d]

space invaders. just kidding, that's my favorite game of all time.
for reals, I'll go with... Star Wars for the gameboy color.

[MitchZer0]

obviously, E.T. and action 52

[Zeke]

starsky and hutch

it was terrible

no free roam whatsoever

[Razgrizblaze1]

Just watch the X-Play segment 'Games you should never buy' and you'll know know which are the worst of the heap.

As for worst games I've ever played/borrowed/rented, I'd have to go with...ATV quad power racing. Just...no, I don't want to talk about it.

[rcom88]

I'm way late on this one, but there is one particular game (above all others) that I wanted to mention. The worst game that I've ever played is: Space Ace (SNES version). The game is very cheap with its one hit deaths, clunky controls, and the Space Maze with no map.

I'll never forget one particular Saturday afternoon that I spent trying to navigate through it. Yeah, I found some levels, but it got to a point where I wasn't able to get to new levels due to unknowingly finding the same portals that I found before.

Needless to say, it was very frustrating.

[rcom88]

I also remember renting Batman Forever for the SNES. As a kid, I liked it kind of because I was able to play as Robin, and I liked Robin as a kid. But looking back, and watching someone do a longplay on it, I realize that this game is horrible--repetitive enemies, slow combat, weird controls, and there are some parts that are just cryptic.

[KitlingLD]

I also remember renting Batman Forever for the SNES. As a kid, I liked it kind of because I was able to play as Robin, and I liked Robin as a kid. But looking back, and watching someone do a longplay on it, I realize that this game is horrible--repetitive enemies, slow combat, weird controls, and there are some parts that are just cryptic.

I remember playing that game as a kid too. I also remember enjoying it back then when quality wasn't as big of a deal to me. Looking back on it now though, it is easy to see how bad it really was. I can't say I've played too many awful games lately though.

[rcom88]

I also remember renting Batman Forever for the SNES. As a kid, I liked it kind of because I was able to play as Robin, and I liked Robin as a kid. But looking back, and watching someone do a longplay on it, I realize that this game is horrible--repetitive enemies, slow combat, weird controls, and there are some parts that are just cryptic.

I remember playing that game as a kid too. I also remember enjoying it back then when quality wasn't as big of a deal to me. Looking back on it now though, it is easy to see how bad it really was. I can't say I've played too many awful games lately though.

I played it again (some time after watching the Angry Video Game Nerd cover it) and I saw how horrible it really was; looking back, while he didn't influence my thinking of the game, I can see where he's coming from.

I also look at it as me looking at things differently as an adult.