Buggiest Game Ever

[GloatingSwine]

It's good to see this thread back just when I was thinking about finding it again to point out that Bethesda strike again, and Fallout is nigh on comprehensively broken in almost every way imaginable, whether it's the stupid scripting that turns Arefu hostile, bugging out Paradise Falls so you can't complete Rescue from Paradise, crashing when you go to the Jefferson Memorial so you can never complete the main quest, or any one of a hundred other stupid ways you can break the game.

 

[Steeveeo]

Daggerfall, probably not the buggiest game ever, but its definitely up down there.

Also World in Conflict, definitely not the buggiest game, but I thought I should voice my experience that, no matter WHICH hardware setup I play it on, or WHICH patch I play it from, its never stable enough to play for more than an hour at a time, unpatched only about 10 minutes before BSOD.

 

[SovietSecrets]

Most buggiest game for me was NFS Most Wanted, always at the end of most of the races id hit some invisible wall and and would have to restart the race. Dont know if im the only one who has faced that, but nearly doubled the time i had to play MW.

 

[JBarracudaL]

Big Rigs has to be the buggiest game ever.
Gamespot's review;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mB1zWEhgrLs

 

[Gahars]

Star Wars the Force Unleashed for me

 

[Kurt Horsting]

broken, but still a fun and awesome game. Marvel vs Capcom 2.

 

[hippieshopper]

I don't know if spelling errors count as bugs/glitches because then you could say Final Fantasy VII was really bad.

This guy are sick... Off course!

 

[SirSchmoopy]

SIM ANT

 

[pirate_wezza]

vampire the masquerade bloodlines was unplayable until its 14th non-official patch 4 years later.

 

[smokeraven]

ES4:Oblivion and WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2008 come to mind

 

[hypern]

KOTOR 1 and then the 2 was the buggyest games I have had to contend with. The charceters freezing up and the followers sometimes not being easy to understand.

 

[sirdanrhodes]

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

 

[Muspar]

I once got the RPG Double Pack for Christmas containing Gothic 3 and Dungeon Lords. After trying to play Dungeon Lords, I came to realize that the person who gave it to me hated me... I wouldn't play it again if someone paid.

 

[Jolly Madness]

Well, Vampire 2: The Masquerade was packed with bugs, but it had charm.

 

[Galletea]

The original US version of harvest moon ds. You couldn't do half of the game's features. The eu version is almost as bad, which is a shame, I love harvest moon.

 

[zachatree]

Ghost Recon 2 for the xbox. I am convinced that the game gets harder each time I die.

 

[The_root_of_all_evil]

Yeah I hated Mormon Trombone Wrestling 2 as well. The first one was much better.

Mormon Trombone Wrestling one was crap. What about the infamous trumpet scene. It was just so jarring and out of place.

In two you had way more wrestlers, trombones, and way more mormonism. It just felt more "mormony" overall.

I dunno, I always like the tuba/trumpet players in the background of one. One of the trumpet players was based on Stanley Unwin.

 

[meatloaf231]

I cast my vote for Dark Messiah of Might and Magic.

 

[Duck Sandwich]

X-Men Legends. The AI loved to jump off cliffs. Nightcrawler's "Xtreme" attack where he teleports everywhere and kicks the shit out of every onscreen enemy had an occasional habit of teleporting him out of the level and killing him. I was once fighting the last boss with Rogue and Colossus on my team. When Rogue got hit with a stun beam midflight, all of her body from the shoulders down would be replaced with that of Colossus. In one of the sewer levels, I found an empty space behind a destructible wall that I could fly through and end up flying above or below the entire level. If you go too high (or low) though, you die.

For me, the infamous "Green Screen of Doom" had about a 50% chance of happening whenever I got to the first Sentinel Advanced loadscreen.