Ground Zero Texas for the Sega CD. I was so excited to get it, but man is it terrible. And don't rag on me for anticipating an FMV game. I was young! And Tex Murphy had inspired me so much!
Oddly enough, I too picked up Back to the Future on a whim years ago. I blame R. Zemeckis for making such a great movie. Speaking of, Who Framed Roger Rabbit was also a game I looked forward to playing, but could never figure out what to do in it. Except punch Roger in the face.
Pit Fighter for the Arcade was a lot better, try it...
I've never played the SNES version, but I think the PS1 version is just icky. I guess that when you think about it "Frogger with 3D graphics on the PS1" sounds kinda cool, but sluggish controls and blocky, blurry graphics just ruined it. Perhaps it's the Worst. Port. Ever.Originally Posted by Ro-J
Stupid broken Flanders.
(On a slightly related note I thought that Simpsons Hit & Run and The Simpsons Game are pretty good. I also thought that Simpsons Skateboarding was mediocre, but not too terrible. I do agree that Simpsons Wrestling was bad.)
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Oh, and about Railroad Tycoon II: The best part of the game was the story mode, and that remains one of my favorite PC games to this day.
Simpsons Road Rage is a good one, too.
Oh, god yes. Don't forget Last Battle. Terrible, terrible game. The early Genesis days were a dangerous time if you based your purchases on box art and magazine screen shots only.
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God, I loved Wild 9. Dangling the dudes before their deaths and hearing their screams is something I will always remember from the Playstation days.
Ok. I am taking this back a few years. AstroChase looked absolutely awesome on the box art. And the intro screen was truly beautiful for its time. But then the game started and I remember being quite disappointed.
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I think that its a well known fact that E.T. for Atari 2600 was probably the worst game ever, seeing as Atari actually recalled the "defective" cartridges and buried them in concrete in a California landfill. I played it once, and I can vouch for the fact that it is worth burying in concrete.
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Sonic '06. It looked like it was going to be good. The opening cutscene showed promise. But the game turned out to be a piece of canine fecal matter that disgraced the Sonic name.
If Sonic 2 on Genesis is 100 and Superman 64 is 0... Sonic '06 is about a 14. It's that bad.
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King Arthur and the Knights of Justice.
Just blew chunks - so bad it was the only game that I ever have traded in.
When I come home from a long day in Hell, there's nothing I'd rather reach for than a fire-brewed bottle of Styx Beer. Made from the filthiest waters from our own River Styx. Styx Beer is a third more toxic than any other regular beer. The worst beer - the filthiest beer - the deadliest beer. It's Styx Beer!
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