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Messiah for PC
dragons lair....
waaaaay back..... :ermm:
"Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW!" for WiiU. Got it for the girlfriend but what looked and felt like a poorly designed 80's arcade game was actually more buggy and annoying to play than imaginable. Attack animations that would delay the actual attack while you got smacked around, getting hit by an enemy would stun you while other enemy’s would be able to hit you and cause an additional stun over and over until dead, some playable characters having a jump/fly ability to get over holes/gaps while others had to the take the long way made for a fun multiplayer experience.
Can’t think of anything in that game that made either of us want to play it again..
Brink, sadly :( I had so much hope for it.
Monte Carlo
Call of Duty Black Ops 2. Couldn't play past 30 minutes. Too tired of this series sending endless swarms of enemies (ones that could pinpoint exactly where you were behind cover) until you advance to the next "checkpoint."
doom
Alright, you get two infraction points for spamming, and twenty for bad taste.Quote:
Originally Posted by dalpreet
Elite First Encounter.. not a bad game but there was a reason why in a PC magazine above the review they posted a picture of a big steaming pile of crap.
PetTV on playstation. that game was weird and seemed impossible to play
CS: GO - I was so disappointed! Source is more my style
Aces of Ace - Sega Master System....simply god awful.
Bad game or notQuote:
Originally Posted by wackojacko
Still one of the first laser disk game released in a arcade (You know the place where you played video games and actually saw and talked to people face to face!!)
Changed the future of a video arcade (fuck I feel old!!!!!!)
I've gotta say Diablo III, I spent $60 on the game+expansions. It's the most grindy game I've ever played
Zombie Attack is the worst game I have ever played in my life.
rambo the worst game ever
Alone in the dark!!! Hate it!!
Llamarama (C64) - it was a cult thing but total shite... maybe because Jeff was on drugs all the time but how that became a classic I`ll never know
Some of the E.T. Atari youtube stuff is classic funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DTjLG3usQo - if you've not looked. However I didn`t have an Atari so no personal experience (we had a binatone back when I was young - yes really)... ZX81 upwards me :)
How dare you... that was great! (C64 again - you maybe on about something else)Quote:
Originally Posted by ugurano
Hotel tycoon
Bejeweled Deluxe
Rofl +100000Quote:
Originally Posted by ugurano
I will vote for Diablo 3 btw... ;)
I think I will have to Go with Dark Void. It's one of those games for me that makes you just shoot the creater in the back of the head.
Atari E.T. loll it<s simply a unfinished game
The other side of the coin:Quote:
Originally Posted by game-heure
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For the longest time, Howard Scott Warshaw was often blamed, singlehandedly, for nearly destroying an entire industry for his creation of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, which is still widely considered to be the worst video game of all time. In recent years, however, many gamers have at least admitted that Warshaw was the victim of an impossible schedule of doing the game in six weeks, and have acknowledged Warshaw for the feats he did achieve. However, Warshaw still has yet to receive recognition for his work with any awards. In the documentary Atari: Game Over he admitted to having been "overflowing with hubris" thinking that six weeks was plenty of time, not realizing he'd bitten off more than he could chew. While some gamers have come to realize that the game itself was simply scapegoated by the media past and present, many of the panelists in the film go as far to make an argument that the game wasn't all that terrible, pointing out that Steven Spielberg played the game, loved it, and approved it before release. Even when the The Angry Video Game Nerd finally reviewed it in his movie, he said it wasn't that bad and he said the Raiders of the Lost Ark game for the Atari was more cryptic than ET.
E.T. the Atari game does make some very funny youtube videos in the future so it wasn`t all bad.
Candy crush I really disliked it playing it xP
Haha, I think it's Warcraft III with its unlimited maps (human imagine is unlimit)
No Man's Sky was a huge disappointment.
BATMAN ps 2
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndrewNguyen
flappy bird
Anthem!
Batman for NES
Township
Bad rats of course! :D
Hunt Down The Freeman
The question is a bit unfair, cos a 'game' can be made bad so very easily, but the other end of the scale takes real talent.
So I'll go another way. I date back to 'build it yourself' computers- like the MK14 (which most people have never heard of), and the UK101 (a knock of of the US Ohio Superboard). Only the later had a way to load/store programs (tape). As amazing as it may seem, to use the MK14, every time you had to re-enter the MACHINE CODE (yes, literal machine code in hex- on a membrane hex keypad). Tho the 'BIOS' was in ROM, thank god.
Anyway I liked the 'games' on the MK14 (like moon-landing - which was stats like fuel and altitude on the calculator display).
The UK101 was the first system I owned where i could BUY games (tape). I ordered a few, and they arrived while I was in London at a uni interview. Back home I tried both- for the first and last time. They were so useless, I spent more time loading them from tape than using them. And i'm not joking.
Back them a lot of games were BASIC listings (from books and magazines) you typed in yourself. Things like Star Trek. And they were all worth using a little, and some quite a lot. But those UK101 tapes- damn.
Anyway a little later a friend (whose UK101 I also built - in a small back bedroom where I spent a couple of hours as a Human extraction system with every solder fume going straight up my nostrils- and they used lead back then) bought a copy of 'space invaders' which was actually really really good. Not licensed, of course (it was the 'wild west' back then)- and he built a special 'key' for firing the laser to avoid damaging the proper keyboard.
Today a massive dev can code a game more complex that every computer game combined through all the early years of computer games, with graphics we could never have imaginged, and we all (correctly) dismiss it as trash after the first hour of use. I will recall I had more fun with that old BASIC teletype version of 'Star Trek' than with this modern failure. Advances in tech make things possible today that the earlier version of myself with that bare -board calc-display MK14 would have considered the wildest SF dream. But a bad game is still a bad game.
I have been a Steam member for almost 14 years and have over 100 games in my library. The worst game that I have played there is Z.I.O.N:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4...snr=1_7_15__13
pitfall and Ghosts 'n Goblins... i just sucked at it both!