What was the Worst game in ur opinion?

Tobias · *explodes* Age: 38 Gender: Joined: 17 Jan 2003

Shaq fu...that game was rather scary...cause it sucked.

I never played Superman 64 either, but i did knwo from other sources that the game was not only impossible to play, but it was goddamn hard to control the man-0-steel.

quest 64 takes the cake for me though, not only for its boring story line, but also the fact that it was impossible to beat the first boss, and it was also god friggen hard to actually beat enemies in the first place. Also, the logistics of the game where incredibly hard, and it took a book as big as a warhammer 40K tome to actually understand everything in the sub menu. Not only that, but the music also sucked.

that is all Hmmm

slingshot40 · Senior Otaku Joined: 20 Nov 2002

I haven't played enough video games to pass judgment.

Thats just Prime!

ChibiChaos · Schoolchick Gender: Joined: 26 Sep 2002

Sciler · Mistress Age: 46 Gender: Joined: 15 Sep 2002

ET on Atari, but if thats too far back, how about :

almost anything on 32X, a lot of 3D0 games, and a good portion of sega cd games as well.

but sometimes the most horrid games, become favorites:

Way of the Warrior
Captain Novaline

Wink

Razer · 4934 5157 5662 5658 Gender: Joined: 07 Oct 2002

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almost anything on 32X, a lot of 3D0 games, and a good portion of sega cd games as well.

Hey don't be so general there, Dragon Force was on Sega CD. And I also had like 15 Sega CD games I liekd and..uh...three SNES ones. The best game on the SNES is any GB game with the SGB adaptor, IMO.
Can't argue the 32X point much...uh, Doom...MK2? never mind.

Wow, 3DO had a Yu Yu Hakusho game so that's all I can defend for it.

Oh, and Scottie Pippen in Slam City is THE WORST. The damn thing was even a cross platform suckass. Yuck!

BWS-1 · Otaku Lord Gender: Joined: 25 Sep 2002

I agree with Sciler, ET on Atari really is the worst thing ever created by man ... and god after you'd play this game you'd WISH it was NOT created by man >_< ... makes you feel shamful to be human knowing that Mankind can create such crapy games

About the 32x ... I don't think the entire games sucked even if a good bunch really did. For exemple, I have MK2 on 32x and when compared to the Saturn and Playstation versions, I say the 32x version is the best port from the arcade. I also have Knuckle Kaotix which is simply wonderful, original soundtrack and "day-night" feature. Unique 2 play action. It's definatly the most original and somewhat forgoten game of the sonic serie, my fav 32x game. I bought Metal Head too. Nice mech FPS. But when I play it again, I wonder how I managed to finish this game. Once you get used to play FPS with a keyboard and mouse, it's hard to get back on the joystick X_x. Kolibri is so-so, that's a damn hard game but it's also very beautyful and cute ... sometimes the level of cuteness it the music can annoy you and bleh, there isn't much story elements in the game, but it's an interesting shoot'em up. Virtual Racing Deluxe on 32x is THE best virtual racing of all, the saturn version was poo and the genesis version was still looking like a "work in progress". But the 32x version is a very polished 3D racing game for it's time. Virtual Fighter was graphicly crap compared to the arcade version and saturn version but a nice alternative for those like me that didn't pay for the 700can$ Saturn and wanted to play VF home. Star wars was a simple "simulation" game with a crapy 2-player mode ... but still very challenging. That's all about my mini reviews of 32x games since I don't have any others then those mentioned above hehe.

Cobalt Katze · Uncertainty Gender: Joined: 05 Oct 2002

Yeah.. Back in the day, SegaCD and 32X were the first console-type-things I actually spent my own money on, so I valued 'em a whole lot.

C'mon.. Sonic CD, Wonder Dog, Batman Returns, Mansion of Hidden Souls, Sewer Shark, Night Trap, the Lunar series.. Lots of quality games, and it started the whole disc revolution as we know it with FMV and redbook audio.

And true, 32X didn't have much, but it has Knuckles' Chaotix, one of my fave Sonic games to this day, despite everyone else hating it.

BWS-1 · Otaku Lord Gender: Joined: 25 Sep 2002

Cobalt Katze wrote:

And true, 32X didn't have much, but it has Knuckles' Chaotix, one of my fave Sonic games to this day, despite everyone else hating it.

I still don't know why so much people, and many reviewers, kept saying that the 2p-mnode was unplayable. I mean come on! Sure you both need to know the level and it's a pain when both players are n00b at the game and have no idea in which way to go, but it's all about leading and fallowing. You gotta learn that in life! Sometimes you take the lead, sometimes you let the other decide.

Games are more then games really, they are the basis of the essence of living ... sorta. I mean just take a look at the lil baby lions in the wild! They fight for fun, instinctivly, not because they are violent in nature, it's because it teaches them to, eventually, defend themselves and their love ones when danger will be treatening them. it's all about learning, learning to live. But you have to be tought, as a human being, WHAT is good for you to leanr and in which circumstances (spell?) you need to act certain ways. After I have been thought that, I knew what to take and what to leave behind.

sowy, off-topic >_>;;

RuneLateralus · Otaku Knight Gender: Joined: 27 Sep 2002

Shino · Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2003 9:42 am Post subject:

SegaCD games I have

Ecco the Dolphin
Eternal Champions CD
Lunar Silver Star Story
Lunar II: Eternal Blue
Popful Mail
Sega Classics
Shining Force CD
Sonic CD
Vay

I liked them all. Especially the WD titles.

Knuckles' Chaotix was cool... but that was it on 32X for me.

Quest 64 Definatly sucked.

Out of This World on Super Nintendo... but only on Super Nintendo. The PC and Sega versions were cool. The SNES processor just couldn't keep up with the game and there was way too much slowdown... to the point where the game is unplayable.

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