The worst super crappy game you love.

[nik]

I know I can't be alone, a game that is total GARBAGE but I loved it for some reason!!

Dreamcast - Seventh Cross evolution

Horrible physics, crappy enemies, horrible AI, and the bosses were pushovers, but my Crystal bottom floating crushing arm mouthless mannequin faced humanoid will rule the world!

What are yours?

[diskoboy]

I like the VCS version of E.T. - It's actually a decent game when you get used to the glitches.

[Steven]

not sure about love, but TIME KILLERS the ARCADE version, for sure. I bet if I played it today I'd laugh at its horrible gameplay, but it was so much stupid fun.

[max 330 mega]

i absolutely adore cyber-lip for neo geo, most people cant stand it.

[Brisco]

For some reason, I can't get enough of RTX Red Rock for PS2.


...I need to be stopped.

[roushimsx]

Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball on SNES

(if you listen to the reviewers) ChoroQ on PS2 (they're all fucking wrong, god damnit. the game owns)

[Mattiekrome]

not sure about love, but TIME KILLERS the ARCADE version, for sure. I bet if I played it today I'd laugh at its horrible gameplay, but it was so much stupid fun.

Hells ya, I dropped so much $ into that game just because of the gore factor

My pick would be for Baseball Simulator 1.000 for SNES. Lots of people dont like it (or sports games at all), but I liked the fact that you could "fairly" build your team to be competitive. Of course I never made it through a whole season, but I did play it ALOT back in the day

[evildead2099]

JJ & Jeff (TG-16). A mediocre platform game if ever there was one.

[thetoxicone]

I can't help but break out the three stooges game on my gba every now and again. I loved that thing on the nes back in the day and now I can play it on the go.

Even though it probably makes me the lamest person around I also enjoy the Life/Payday/Yatzee gba game. I just love being able to play life by myself against the computer even though the computer's ai is horrid. Reminds me of staying over at my friends place when they'd have game night when I play that cart.

[Jive3D]

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[Austin]

Monster Party for the NES.

Holy shit, this game is cracked out. "I'm dead." What?

Weird, weird, weird. When I was 5, and even now.

[diskoboy]

JJ & Jeff (TG-16). A mediocre platform game if ever there was one.

Agreed.... Kato & Ken, on the other hand....

[Rejinx]

Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball on SNES

Dude, I love that game. and I admit I am a Poke' addicted

[Neil Koch]

I seem to be one of the only people that liked Driver 3 (I refuse to spell it out Driv3r). It definetly has its' share of problems (most the on-foot stuff, which I actually found easier by switching to first-person mode and then controlling it like a FPS) and the uneven difficulty is maddening at points but overall I really had fun with it.

Another good (IMO) "sandbox" game that got horrible reviews is Roadkill... a nice combo of GTA and Twisted Metal.

I still play State of Emergency form time to time. It's not a great game, but it's fun... it got hyped way too much before its' released and most people were expecting GTA3 v2 or something...

I also liked Castlevania 64, though most CV fans consider it an abomination.

[roushimsx]

I also liked Castlevania 64, though most CV fans consider it an abomination.

Yes! I loved Castlevania 64, too. Horrible camera and some of the worst jumping controls ever implemented in a 3d game, and I still loved it.

the hedgemaze, man! HEDGEMAZE!

[Mark III]

Virtual Hydlide

I don't know if I love this game, but I definately have an appreciation for it. Bad games are usually bad because they're a rush job with a movie/tv show liscence or a budget bin release where they had to cut corners everywhere. Virtual hydlide is a special beast though, from beginning to end you can tell someone put a lot of time and effort into this game. This was definately someone's baby that they poured a lot of sweat tears and blood into but it still turned out a train wreck. From the detailed futuristic dungeons in the later levels to the interesting motion captured enemies this game practically reaks of failed dreams and unachieved goals. I salute you virtual Hydlide, it's only by playing the bad games that we can truly appreciate the good.

[heyricochet]

Lester the unlikely. Cause its hilarious how he fights.

[Graham Mitchell]

I love the NES version of Tiger Heli. It sucks and that's why I love it. It also has cool music.

[thetoxicone]

Virtual Hydlide

I don't know if I love this game, but I definitely have an appreciation for it. Bad games are usually bad because they're a rush job with a movie/tv show liscence or a budget bin release where they had to cut corners everywhere. Virtual hydlide is a special beast though, from beginning to end you can tell someone put a lot of time and effort into this game. This was definitely someone's baby that they poured a lot of sweat tears and blood into but it still turned out a train wreck. From the detailed futuristic dungeons in the later levels to the interesting motion captured enemies this game practically reaks of failed dreams and unachieved goals. I salute you virtual Hydlide, it's only by playing the bad games that we can truly appreciate the good.

Wow, thats quite the description, makes me want to go out and buy it. You gotta be in sales job somewhere with that description

[Sniderman]

Atari 2600 - Sorceror by Mythicon. Crappy graphics, crappy gameplay, and a looping theme that will drive you insane in under 4 minutes. Dammit, I play this all the time.