1. Star Fox armardaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Seriously worst game in the world, you are like "Hey StarFox 64 / Lylat wars was an amazingly fun and brilliant game let me try the sequel on gamecube" ... "WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHHIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTT".
Discuss.
Full Version: The worst games for you
I dunno... I haven't played many bad games because I make sure that I purchase only good quality ones, seeing as I play only about 4-5 games a year...
That's my very insightful answer!
That's my very insightful answer!
Anything with Sonic in it in the past few years.
Anything by Rockstar.
Anything with "Rise of" or "Returns" in the title.
anything endorsed by Ant and Dec
Most things with surrounding hype.
QUOTE(Caael @ Dec 18 2009, 01:58 PM) 
Most things with surrounding hype.
Caael (2:08PM): Anyway Borderlands time
compare timing
Hence 'most'.
Yes Tim, of course.
My sis bought me a Pirates of the Caribbean GBA game on a limb once.
It might actually have been fun if it weren't for the pistol controls. Pistols killed everything in one shot, including you, but of course the enemies were dead accurate while you have to use the D pad to rotate around to try to shoot anything. On top of that, the game used password saves.
My dad bought Lair, that was also bad.
I can't think of anything I bought for myself that was bad, though. I guess Neverwinter Nights 2? Bad graphics AND poorly optimized, annoying companions, vaguely interesting quests at best...
It might actually have been fun if it weren't for the pistol controls. Pistols killed everything in one shot, including you, but of course the enemies were dead accurate while you have to use the D pad to rotate around to try to shoot anything. On top of that, the game used password saves.
My dad bought Lair, that was also bad.
I can't think of anything I bought for myself that was bad, though. I guess Neverwinter Nights 2? Bad graphics AND poorly optimized, annoying companions, vaguely interesting quests at best...
Oh yeah, DK 64. Pretty awful game.
DK 64 was great, whatchu talkin about?
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