Topic: Worst game you've ever seen

I don't know if this has been done yet (although I probably did this years ago). What is the worst game you've ever seen?

MY TOP FIVE (in no order)
Cheetahmen- obviously unfinished
Action 52- at least half of the games are terrible
Bubsy 3D- they should've given it a few more years to actually complete it
Bomberman: Act Zero- boring, you can't see anything, one life, no continues, and you're given one second to read the backstory
Smurf Rescue- you can't touch anything without dying and the graphics are horrible

The Sims 2: Pets DS

And i actually paid for it

Donkey Kong Atari
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and the last I better not say

Superman 64!

Fixed.

dont make me say it dont make me say it well im going to say it its e.t for Atari

Hmm, off the top off my head, I'll go with Donkey Kong Jr. At least it was free.

How about donkey kong jr. maths?

The most recent game I've played that was horrible is:

I actually would rather play Superman 64.

Come on now Dk Jr. isn't all bad. You just have to learn how not to suck at it.
I can beat that game in ten minutes. Silly noobs.
Now Superman 64 that's a terrible game. I literally tried to return it within 15 minutes of playing it.
The store wouldn't take it back though so I had to put it out of it's misery.

Final Fantasy VII. Awful, muddled graphics, weak story, beginning of the spikey haired pretty-boy era, PSone, just did not have enough power to pull FFVII through.

Aw it's not that bad when you try to understand the story.

After you get out of Midgar it starts making some sense.

A game being beatable in ten minutes isn't necessarily a good thing though.

I had Donkey Kong Jr. when I was young and pretty sure I enjoyed it back then.
Haven't really played it much on the 3DS yet though.

Call of duty.

Nuff said.

Marker Man. It's one of the most poorly designed games I have ever seen. There are no instructions, the character feels slow and restricted, the music sucks, and the level design is horrendous. I returned the game 15 minutes after I got it and got Drawn to Life instead, which is a mediocre game but still leagues better than Marker Man.

The Urbz.

Is it bad that I wish some of you guys would play some games that are actually bad so you'll stop listing quality games as "the worst games you've ever seen"? Actually, no, you know what? I think that's actually a good thing. I think everyone needs to play some bad games so they know what a bad game actually is. Or at least, you know, watch some lets plays of 'em.

Having played both I can honestly agree.

If you want to know what Superman 64 was supposed to be, look at Apokolips.