Worst video game you have ever played

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Got a new one to my list, and I AM going to catch a lot of flack for this, but Kingdom hearts 1&2.

Mario Is Missing (SNES I think)
Bloodwake (Xbox)
There was also a Dexter's Laboratory game for the GBA that really sucked ass too.

I hated the first one. Incredibly boring gameplay I though (and I really wanted to like it). I loved the GBA Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, but it was a totally different game.

Is Kingdom Hearts 2 the same thing as the first one? Like if I was bored to tears by the original, I won't like the second one? I only lasted a few hours in the first one it was so boring to me.

Worse game I've ever played is Die Hard: Vendetta. I have it for Gamecube and the controls are so badly thought out it makes the game frustratingly unplayable.

Any race car game. Think: Gran Turismo. More like a simple drag race. uggh.

A simple drag race!? Dude, try running the 24 hour long races on the Nurburgring! You have to be mindful of tires fuel, the other cars (though I must admit, only 5 other cars kinda sucks, I want about 30 others on a track), your own level of fatigue, a lot of things. That being said, the worst racing games are the arcade-type games. There are a few arcade racing games that are really good, such as the Initial D arcade game, and one game I played at an indoor go-kart track in Arizona, which required you to know how to drive a manual transmission car to drive the game car(I wish I could remember the name of the game). But most other arcade racing games suck. Xbox used to have crappy racing games too, until Forza came out. Now Forza 2 is actually better than Gran Turismo 4!

I don't like COMPLEX racing games at all-like Gran Turismo. Give me Ridge Racer or Diddy Kong Racing instead. I'm not a huge fan of racing games, but do enjoy playing something like Ridge Racer or DKR every few years.

Why has nobody ever broght up "Fist of the north star" for NES? Trust me you could play that for 10 years without stopping once and wouldn't get absolutly anywhere. Just side scrolling along punching generic thugs to see them lousily explode and repeat forever. Not even any storyline or cutscene to set the mood.

Van Helsing (PS2)
Both gameplay and graphics were awfull!
It SUCKED!

Just Cause= FAIL FAIL FAIL!

I liked Kingdom Hearts, though I didn't feel it was as good as it was made out to be in reviews. I was sort of expecting a Disney-themed Secret of Mana, to be honest. The second one was definitely a major improvement though, especially the combat system which I felt to be a bit simplistic and clunky in the first. Also a huge improvement if you live in a PAL region, since it came out when Square-Enix started optimising their PAL games so it didn't only fill half the screen and play sluggishly.

I've played a lot of bad games but I usually stop playing them if I don't like them, and soon forget about them. One that I can think of where I actually played all the way through is Final Fantasy IX. Not the worst game I've played, but the worst that I've played through. Ran slower than any of the other games in the series, hearkened back to the NES era which wasn't really worth returning to, and had so many pointless references to other games in the series that it made me feel like I was playing the video game equivalent of Scary/Date Movie.

I'm like you, can't stand 'realistic' racing games which aim to simulate real driving. You might enjoy games from the Burnout series (from 3 onwards) or Outrun Coast 2 Coast, which are more arcade-y. I don't play racing games usually but I really loved Burnout 3, and my dad who doesn't play many video games plays Outrun (Burnout is too fast for him to keep up, methinks).

I should have bought that Outrun Coast 2 Coast. They had it for just $10 at Toy's R Us for the Playstation Portable, but I passed on it

I'm not sure if I'd like Burnout or not. I tried the demo for the 360 version of...maybe the forth one? And it seemed too hard for me, though I'd sure try it again over Gran Turismo or Project Gotham Racing!

Mario is Missing was lame

In my opinion, it was Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels in the Super Mario All-Stars in SNES. It was a very difficult game and I could not beat it at all.

If I remember correctly (since this was a few years ago) the game I disliked the most was The Polar Express.

Yes, they made a GBA game out of a movie which was made from a book. My sister got it from me not knowing that I wasn't into things of that sort and at the time was into FPS's.

The game was very lame.