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[TheKillerAngel]

I was an open beta tester for APB: All Points Bulletin and it was such a piece of crap that I could not bring myself to care when they reinvited me as a closed beta tester when they were relaunching the game. (This open beta was held 1-2 weeks before release so it was essentially the game as it was shipped).

As a shooter, the game had terrible controls, and as an MMO, its mechanics and gameplay were seriously flawed. The missions or quests you had to do essentially boiled down to who could find a better spot to camp the objective to be defended.

Modifié par TheKillerAngel, 15 mai 2011 - 08:16 .

[roflchoppaz]

Big Rigs. I played it for the lulz once. It's one of 'so-bad-it's-good' games.

inb4 DA2 hate

[CroGamer002]

Modern Warfare 2
Splinter Cell Conviction
Crysis 2
Homefront

[PRICE 495]

splinter cell conviction
mercenaries 2
dead space
command and conquer
virtua tennis 3
call of juarez

[gastovski]

Dragon Age 2 so far

[Jerrybnsn]

Jurassic: The Hunted. The camera was in so tight that you couldn't see where the beasts were coming from next, and the contols worked so slow that I was going to break my controllers from the stress of trying to swing my camera view around. When it's marked "Reduced Price" on the box only a few months after coming out, I'm going to take that as a warning that the game really sucks.

[ghostcreed]

x men worst game ever !!!!!

[TheKillerAngel]

If games like Crysis 2, DA2, or CnC are the worst games you've ever played, I must envy your position because those are some pretty good games to be your "worst."

Come to think of it, I hated the reboot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the X360 even more than APB. I never owned it so I don't really count it, though. I was at a friends house and he forced me and several other friends to play it. By 15 minutes I could not stomach the repetitive, whack-and-slash gameplay, the chaotic presentation, the extremely dated graphics, the sound, just everything. I and another guy were just begging to quit and we had to throw our controllers down while my friend and the other person carried on. NEVER will I let my friend load that on his X360 again.


I would like to hear your reasons for why you have certain games down, along with how many games you've played in total. I see someone listing Command and Conquer. I don't know which CnC you played, but CnC 95 is one of my favorite games of all time. The later versions done by EA aren't as good, in my opinion.

I also see Splinter Cell: Conviction on several lists. I haven't played any of the SC games but they've all been well received, so I'm curious about your opinions.

Modifié par TheKillerAngel, 15 mai 2011 - 09:22 .

[GodWood]

Wario Ware Inc.: Mega Microgames!

$60 to pull on toilet paper?

WTF?!

[Esbatty]

Its a toss up between Eve of Extinction (PS2) and Bullet Witch (360). Cool ideas but flawed executions. I still don't regret owning them just... wish they had played like I imagined they would when I read the back covers.

[AllThatJazz]

Bit of a tie: 

Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor. Boring and reformatted my hard drive. 

Temple of Elemental Evil. Great concept and combat mechanics, and some lovely looking areas - but buggy as all hell, some dismal writing and really uninspired encounters. Shame. I hate that this is on my list of worst games, cos it had so much potential. 

Deus Ex: Invisible War. The Dragon Age 2 of its day in many ways. In itself not the worst game, but to many people (including myself) an awfully disappointing sequel to an amazing game. Which is why it's on this list.

Oblivion (vanilla). Half-arsed main storyline, repetitive looking dungeons/forts/cave systems/Oblivion gates, poor voice acting, some of the least memorable NPCs in any game, clunky combat, very bland and generic atmosphere, generally bad writing and far, far fewer cool things going on than in the very enjoyable Morrowind (eg flying/levitating, teleporting, silt striders, Dwemer artifacts, Daedric ruins, the breathtaking number of factions you could join). It had a few saving graces - a handful of decent sidequests (sadly mostly the Brotherhood ones, so only evil characters got to experience them), very pretty for the time (though the exploration got old a lot quicker for me than in other Bethesda titles), Shivering Isles was apparently pretty good and there are some mods which improve the game a fair bit. But still nowhere near as good as Daggerfall or Morrowind. IMO, obviously. 

Sorry, that turned into a rant. 

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[Seagloom]

Probably "Cybernator", "Kasumi Ninja", or "Criticom". Honorable mention to "Beyond the Beyond" and "Vay". The absolute worse was probably "Iron & Blood". I never bought that game, but the demo was so awful it scarred my mind for all time. That was the first time I snapped a game disc in half. Aaah, nostalgia...

[AllThatJazz]

Seagloom wrote...

Probably "Cybernator", "Kasumi Ninja", or "Criticom". Honorable mention to "Beyond the Beyond" and "Vay". The absolute worse was probably "Iron & Blood". I never bought that game, but the demo was so awful it scarred my mind for all time. That was the first time I snapped a game disc in half. Aaah, nostalgia...

 I did that with Pool of Radiance. The very first time I experience game RAAAAAAAGGGGGGE.

[Seagloom]

I did the same thing to "Pools of Radiance" too, actually. It was the big collector's edition box version. Tore that to shreds and tossed it in the trash. I didn't experience harddrive formatting, but the game was such trash I felt compelled to help it realize that potential. The worst part was I finished "Throne of Bhaal" for the first time before playing it. Not the best lead-in.

In fact, disc snapping lousy games I can't trade-in is now tradition.  I did that with "Demigod" too. The sole exception was ToEE. Not sure why I kept it, but I did.

Modifié par Seagloom, 15 mai 2011 - 11:45 .

[Dannybare]

Beijing 2008 Olympics

[AllThatJazz]

Hey, if a game isn't worth the money you paid for it, the very least it can do is provide an emotional outlet for frustration! Alas, those days are coming to an end with Steam and the like. What's the digital equivalent to disc-snapping, I wonder? Going through files and pressing the 'delete' button really hard doesn't have quite the same cathartic feeling, somehow ...

[Seagloom]

The worst part is it remains on your Steam or GOG list and taunts you for all time. Snapping a disc is not only cathartic, it lets me move on. Out of sight, out of mind. One more reason to stick with retail boxes when possible? >.<

[AllThatJazz]

 Totally agreed. Long live the retail boxed copy. Both for old gits like me who like having things on a shelf, and for everyone with anger management issues! 

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

roflchoppaz wrote...

Big Rigs. I played it for the lulz once. It's one of 'so-bad-it's-good' games.

inb4 DA2 hate

This. I played it once. The most hilariously awful game I've played.

Modifié par mrcrusty, 15 mai 2011 - 12:43 .

[CanadAvenger]

MW2
Halo: Reach
Guitar Hero 3
Guitar Hero World Tour
NASCAR 07

[MingWolf]

Black and White 2
Command & Conquer: Generals
Dragon Age 2

[Volus Warlord]

Splinter Cell:Double Agent