Worst video game you have ever played

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Had the misfortune of experiencing Myst. Force Commander was pretty bad too. As was Halo 2.

Some type of Pac-man game for the SNES. I never figured out what the goal was to finish the first level. It didn't make any sense.

I don't like Flicky very much. It's terrible and stupid.

PK:Out Of The Shadows

It was horrible

My Street
Good Premise, but was very boring, not much to do and needed a better single-player experence.

It's hard to pick a worst game-so many bad ones I don't remember. But X-Men by LJN on the NES was absolutely terrible. Looked and sounded awful, and I'm not sure you could actually beat it. I'm sure I've played worse, but I'm probably blocking out the horrible memories

Why'd you hate 1? I liked it, played through it a few times with different parties (like a well balanced party, or all mages, or all fighters). But then I played it when it first came out, and obviously it doesn't have much of a story and isn't as much fun as the later Final Fantasy games.

It's all about Batman Forever. I have memories of being unable to get the damn hookshot to work on the second level and getting mad...

Is that the Acclaim SNES game? The game that had a lot of loading time FROM A CARTRIDGE and looked sort of neat, but had horrible control?

If it's the same one I'm thinking of, yep, I hated that too.

Alex Kidd in High Tech World.

Only one Alex Kidd game does not suck major rear end, and that is Alex Kidd in Miracle World, which in my opinion is the greatest game in the history of gaming. It's simple yet challenging, not too many annoying sounds, 2D but the graphics are interesting and bright, good selection of items and weapons and vehicles, great storyline, but it isn't totally dependant on you knowing the story off by heart.

Funny how all the other Alex Kidd games are worth as much as used toilet paper yet that game is a classic.

I liked the Genesis one when I just recently played it on Sega Genesis Collection for the PSP. Although I was "cheating" by saving the game at least twice each level. Would have been impossible for me to beat without doing that.

Update. I played a few TERRIBLE games as of late. Ring King, ActRaiser II, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Ring King. Was that on the NES? Like by Data East maybe, before Punch Out? That was terrible, if it's the one I'm thinking of (though I'd rather play it than those modern boxing games like Fight Night).

It's exactly what your thinking of. The timeout scene looks rather ummm...perverted.

The Fairly Oddparents: Breaking Da Rules.

Yeah, I know the one you're talking about Of course I didn't think anything of it back when it came out, since I was like 7 or something

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Completely lost the feeling of the first one.

I didn't like Final Fantasy Tactics Advance...but then I didn't like the first one either. Gave up on both after maybe 6 hours.