Worst video game that you've played

Kirby's Avalanche for the Super Nintendo. It was a cute game, but I don't remember having any fun with it. I remember first buying it thinking that it was a Kirby RPG like game, only to discover it was a tetris like game. I still gave it a chance, but after several attempts, I was demolished by the CPU's stacking skills. Still to this day, I can't stand to play any tetris like game because of the amount of failure I had playing this game.

 

The worst game I've ever played would probably have to be Yuustar 2 for the Xbox. I saw people like Smosh play on youtube, and I thought it was pretty silly, so my friend checked it out. They had a pre-owned copy for 3 bucks. I think that's saying something. It was pretty bad

Runner up would have to be Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakual for the DS.

 

I won my DS Lite in a contest and it also came with a game called Imagine: Journalist. You basically played the same mini-games (but with different people or stories) for each stage and they were so boring and mundane, I almost fell asleep playing the game. The music was boring, the story was practically nothingness, and the graphics were really lazy. I know it's meant to be for young girls but other Imagine games I've played were a lot better, lol.

 

Ride to hell, retribution.
OH GOD ALMIGHTY!!! That game makes Sonic06 look ans play well.Go watch AngryJoe review of the game and you understand xD
just bad xD

 

Bards Tale for XBox. It was made to mock original, and mock RPG's in general. Everything about it is horrible.

 

To this day, I will probably always hate Resident Evil 4. Inb4 OMG HOW CAN YOU HATE RESIDENT EVIL FOUR!? THAT'S THE GREATEST GAME EVER MADE!!! Honestly, no. I've tried several times trying to play it, but I really can't stand games like Resident Evil or shooting games in general, whether they're refered to by FPS games or Survival Horror games or whatever, I don't like them at all. But I wouldn't hate this game as much if it wasn't shoved down my throat as if I absolutely HAVE to like this game as if it's the almighty god of video games. ...But then again, I have so many games that are like that: I can't stand to play them, but I have hundreds of people getting down my throats about how I absolutely have to like it. This includes other shooters, Mario games, Rock Band 3, TWEWY, etc. Sometimes the worst game you've ever played isn't fully determined by how you feel about the game, but is often influenced by how others make you feel about a game.

Speaking of Rock Band 3, it's been on my mind for a while. Everyone always praises it for it's overly diverse setlist and "quality songs." Yeah, except the same hypocrites who praised Rock Band 3 for its variety SLAMMED Guitar Hero 5 for it's variety. Not to mention, it's varied in genre alone. Too many old songs, too many dark and gloomy songs as well as ear-grating pop songs, and WAY too many cowardly song choices comprised of the most overplayed and uncreative songs they could muster up, with a few obscure songs that turn out to ALL be complete garbage done by terrible bands who are obscure for a GOOD REASON. Guitar Hero always dug deep for good stuff, but Rock Band 3 put no effort in doing so. In the end, there wasn't even ONE song I could confidently say I really liked in Rock Band 3, with the only songs coming close are Bohemian Rhapsody, Du Hast, and One Armed Scissor(Which ironically is the most hated song in the setlist, but unlike most people I can actually take some screaming in my music if there's atmosphere backing it up, and OAS has sort of a dangerous feel to it that I sort of like. Sue me) but all three of those were already in Guitar Hero games. When it's bad, it's terrible, butr when it's good, it's average at ABSOLUTE BEST. Also, I really hate the fans who would rather have an awful setlist that makes you pay for good songs in order for the game to be fun rather than an already good setlist that makes buying songs optional.

"Oh wow, I jumped, isn't that great?" XD

 

The worst game I ever placed was... Chicken... Little. Don't... ask when I was a kid I liked playing games that came from the movies. This game was so bad, the story to it was horrible, I couldn't stand it so I tried to hide the game so that no one could find it and I was happy. That was when my mother decided to clean the house and she found the game and I was like "nooooooo" so if I wanted to hide or destroy that game then yeah it was that bad. It was so bad....

 

The Fantastic Four...Booooooooring. Is the perfect word, I was hoping for attacks, emotion something that make me feel that the film wasn't the worst thing that I ever watch (except for the Human Torch, that guy made me laugh)

 

There are probably numerous games I played for GBC that were terrible, but since I was a kid when I played most of them I likely found them enjoyable, so I can't count them :c

Anyway, I can't remember the name of the game, but it was some JRPG for PSP. The boxart was really lovely (as were the graphics shown), and the plot seemed all right, so I bought it on a whim. It is now partly the reason I look up reviews of games that are part of series I've never played or are standalones. The battle system was horrific, the voice acting was disgustingly terrible (and there was no option to switch to Japanese voices, which are almost always better in video games), and the music was gross. Ended up selling it in a heartbeat.

 

That's difficult... I'm the type of guy that always researches into the games that I buy, thus making it difficult to name one bad one I played. If anything, I'd probably say...

Pokémon Dash. Wait, how could my least favorite game be one from one of my favorite franchises of all time!? Well, not that it's bad, it's OK, but definitely the worst game I've played. Like I said, I do research into this stuff, so I generally have a hard time talking about least favorite games, but Pokémon Dash is that.

It was fun at first, but after a while it gets quite repetitive, constantly flicking on the screen to make Pikachu move forward, giving your wrist a hard time full of pain. Honestly, it's not awful, but it's my least favorite game to this day.

 

Balls Of Fury (yes it is the name of the game) for DS. It is a table tennis game with bad textures and buggy controls.

It's just bad. Never wanting to play it again :S

 

Pong for the GBC, it literally plays itself.

 

Ninjabread Man for the Wii. This $40 game was absolutely HORRIBLE. There were only four levels in the whole game, one of which was the TUTORIAL, and the controls were horrible. There was no was to control the camera, so you were constantly running around in circles trying to change the camera angle. Your primary attack was swinging the Wiimote to use your sword, but the game almost never recognized the input. You jump by shaking the Nunchuk, another movement the game rarely ever recognizes. In short, this game was absolute garbage. I would say it's as bad as Shaq Fu, but at least that game had WORKING CONTROLS.

 

the worst game that I have ever played was dead island. the game in general was just bland and boring and the plot was very generic. i got to around the prison part and that was it.

 

Y-you musta had nerves o' steel to play that that game. (But mmm, I've heard nothing but horrid things about it. Yahtzee is always harping on about it.)

As for my own experience, I guess the Iron Man movie game is worth a mention? The controls were just diabolical, especially when you tried flying. The sequel game is slightly better, but still, quite bad. This is what you get when you've got crappy dev times, kids!

 

Wand of Gamelon... Damn you CDi

 

Tough choice... I don't really find any games that I've played yet or currently own to be bad, but I would say Spyro: Season of Ice in the end. It even managed to dethrone Sonic 3D Blast/Flickies' Island, my previous least favorite game.

Speaking of 3D Blast, though, I had disliked it in the first place for being a little tedious with the whole "collect the Flickies" concept.. That, and the camera angle in the game made the bright, checkered tiles in nearly every zone disorienting to look at while moving. The slippery controls often meant Sonic would go flying around no matter how careful you were, and the overhead view made it hard to jump on enemies without accidentally crashing into them. ;; The amazing music in the game makes up for it, though.

 

"TheBlazingInfernape" we do not speak of that game here for it has no right to be called a game.

 

You know what? Imma be interesting and not count movie and TV tie-ins...
...I think I'm going to say Sonic 3D Blast. Boring, confusing, and overall poor.