So many hilarious things about that game.... The reversing super speed that hurls you off the map, the fact that the opponent always stops just short of the finish line, and that you just need to near the finish line to win.SICK0_ZER0 said:
Best Worst Game you've played?
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Wanton carnage can make a bad game good. Just look at Dead Rising. It really isn't the most imaginative of games, the save function blows, the small text hurts the 60% of the population that can't afford a HDTV, and the plot is B-Movie quality.VoltySquirrel said:
But what other game allows you to gut one crowd of zombies with a lawnmower and then take a picture of the next one with silly hats on?
i would have to say the game like that is the digimon world 1,2,&3 for the original PS. Its like pokemon with 3d graphics and violence plus in the first game its just funny to have to take ur digimon to a washroom to crap.
I know I've played a few laughably bad titles, but I can't think of them right now. Altering my response a little, there are a few games that are bad, but I've had a hell of a time playing them. Too Human and Lost Magic. I actually recommend Lostmagic to DS owners. It's bad and great at the same time. Too Human, notsomuch. Great rental, but that's it.
The differance between Dead Rising and the Warriors series is that while Dead Rising has better enemy AI than Warriors (were talking about zombies being smarter than damn chinese/japanese soldiers), Dead Rising has replay value, and fun weapons. All you do in Warriors is press X 10,000, sometimes the Y gets its turn.Paulrus_Keaton said:
With that comment, I went to go watch some footage via You Tube.DeadlyYellow said:
And my GOD does it suck. This IS the Plan 9 of video gaming! Hands down!
I'm not even joking, there was this Chip and Dale game for like the NES (the chipmunks, not what you're thinking). Everyithing was painfully pixelated (like even for that system) the dialogue, although meant to be read, was terrible. And yet...it was entertaining, strangely challenging. I actually made it to the final boss once (no save feature a la Super Mario 3)
Samurai Warriors 2. Obvious repetition aside, the voice acting made me want to light the insides on my ears on fire. Unlike the rest of the hack and slash games made by Koei, you can't turn the dialog to Japanese. When it's in a completely different language at least bad voice acting becomes bearable.
OH MY GOD YOUR RIGHT! That didn't even come to mind at first, but now I remember a billion glitches. But it was hilarious at the same time.kokirisoldier said:
Devil May Cry 3. Graphics are great, but it just doesn't hold my attention. Controls are wonky. And there are far too many submenus.
Growlanser: The Sense of Justice (PS2). The dialogue is SO bad, and some of the story things are a little iffy as to when things happen (Especially when out of the blue the main character will bring up his dad in conversation. "Hi, you're dying. Have you seen my dad?" "Why yes I have, but he's dead.")
Link: The Faces Of Evil.
The Youtube poops are enough of a reason. The dialogue, too.
"Join me Link, and I will make your face the greatest in Kuradi, or else you will die!"
That is supposed to be Ganon.
This is the awesome Ganon.
See the difference?
The Youtube poops are enough of a reason. The dialogue, too.
"Join me Link, and I will make your face the greatest in Kuradi, or else you will die!"
That is supposed to be Ganon.
This is the awesome Ganon.
See the difference?
Also Septerra Core. The only game I know of that you'd have to keep a list of combo attacks that crashed the game. (Think Fallout, only easy to break... because you can kill vital people to the story before they're vital to the story).
