Top 10 Worst Video Games
The top 10 worst video games of all time presented to you by http://videogamelists.com. They span all consoles and all years. A game has to be REALLY bad to make this list. Hopefully you have never had the chance to play any of these games. And now for the moment you all have been waiting for… The top 10 worst video games of all time……
10. Hannah Montana: The Movie (PS3, Xbox360, Wii)-
Most people won’t jump out to buy or play this game, but seriously this game should not be played by anyone, even a young girl that loves Hannah Montana. It’s a cheap, awkward, boring, and embarrassing attempt to cash in on the hype of the movie with no attempt to make it into an actual fun game. The same goes for this version of the game on any game console system.
9. Pac-Man (Atari 2600) -
Nothing about this version of Pac-Man, sounded, or felt the same as the arcade version. Even Pac-Man himself didn’t have his normal look going, and his trademark “wakka wakka wakka” had become a “bonk bonk bonk.” The ghosts shimmered in and out of existence, owing to the 2600’s limited graphics capabilities. What should have been little white power pellets looked like stale Twinkies. This didn’t stop them from releasing this game and torturing the true Pac-Man fans.
8. Homie Rollerz (Nintendo DS) -
A fast paced arcade racer that combines the Homies attitude with the gameplay of popular racers like Mario Kart. With a description like that how can it be bad? Poor controls, midi music, terrible graphics, no fun whatsoever, and, oh yeah, the game is also practically impossible to beat. How can a game like that not be bad? The developers tried to cash in for a quick buck, but hopefully not too many people were fooled into purchasing this.
7. Total Recall (Nintendo Entertainment System) -
Before he became the Governor of California, Arnold was quite the movie star with even his own video game based off the file Total Recall. Arnold went from gunfight to gunfight surrounded by horrible mutants and explosives in the movie, yet none of that could translate into the game. Instead of that, it looks the game decided to come up with its own “better” Total Recall plot. Talk about trying to cash in on a movie title.
6. Superman (Nintendo 64) -
One of the most dull and boring games you can play. You spend almost the entire game performing whatever demeaning tricks Lex Luthor demands. Superman has to fly through 75 hoops in one minute or die! Followed by Superman needs to fly through 75 more hoops or die. With all these cool super powers you would have thought they could have gave Superman something more interesting to do in this game.
5. Bible Adventures (Nintendo Entertainment System) -
Here is an example of how terrible this game is. In Noah’s Ark, you play the part of Noah hunting down and subduing unwilling animals by hitting them on the head with a vegetable. Or in Baby Moses there’s no consequence for drowning Baby Moses. You can go back to the beginning of the level and get a new baby any time you want. I can’t believe they were able to release this, where was religious protesters back then?
4. Rap Jam: Volume One (Super Nintendo) -
The most tragic thing about Rap Jam is this: they put “Volume 1″ right in the title as if anyone would want to play an entire series of sports games starring people who don’t know how to play them. The graphics are terrible and the rappers don’t even look like them during the gameplay, and speaking of the gameplay.. There is no fun aspect to it at all. As with most these games the question arises, what the heck were they thinking?
3. E.T The Extraterrestrial (Atari 2600) -
When you only have 6 weeks to make a game, you can’t expect a classic, but this is ridiculous. Most of the gameplay was E.T. trying to escape from scientists and jumping into pits to find parts of his telephone. If there was no chunk of telephone in the pit, which was only the case in 97% of them, you could leave by stretching out ET’s neck until he slowly, SLOWLY floated up. You have a fraction of a second window to immediately stop making ET’s head stretch. If you miss it, he’ll fall right back in and you have to start the floating process all over. Does that make you want to try it?
2. Shaq-Fu (Sega Genesis) -
Who came up with the idea to give Shaq a fighting game? I also wonder who agreed it’d be a good idea for a game? This game is plagued by poor hit detection, a plot and dialogue that is beyond cheesy, and well it’s just not fun at all. But hey, if you got the Sega Genesis version you got 5 more crappy characters in the game! Rumor has it on Wikipedia that Shaqfu.com is dedicated to collecting every copy of Shaq Fu by buying the game from anyone who owns it and destroying it.
1. Bubsy 3D (Playstation) -
Why is Bubsy 3D #1 you may wonder? They took a cool 2D game and totally ruined it trying to make it into 3D. The game is fully 3D, but Bubsy can’t really move any direction other than straight. Getting at an item across the room can take up to 10 minutes of walking in a line, slowly rotating, then walking in a line and slowly rotating. The whole game is torture and I tip my hat to anyone who was able to play this until the end. Thankfully this was the only 3D variation they made of this game.
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