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unknowner:
My votes are for The Guy Game (Ps2) and Superman (N64).

Now... if you decided to crossbreed them... you would have the absolute worst game in existence... a monument of unplayability and terrible plot... where the man of steel must fly slowly and awkwardly through rings and beat up bad guys in slow motion in the vague hopes of "getting some" from almost-hot drunk chicks.


~U
....*shudder*

kikanjuuneko:
Oh, I thought of another one, which no one except me and my friend have played, and for a good reason.

I seem to recall back in the day, somewhere between '95 and '97, when everyone and their aunt thought it'd be a good idea to get into the whole "multimedia" business.

The Discovery Channel was no exception, and they put out a game named Savage, not to be confused with today's strange strategy-third person action hybrid.

See, the idea for Savage was... a lion simulator. That's right. You ran around as a pixelated lion in third person, maiming and mauling whatever got in your way, at times settling down for a peaceful drink.

The worst part is that I'm not even kidding.

Apathy:

--- Quote from: Digs ---Perfect Dark was a first person shooter that Rare made, learning what they could from their bestselling GoldenEye. There's a reason recent Bond games have been forgettable, they're made by Electronic Arts.

I actually never ended up playing Conker's. I might hit up Rhino's again later after the Christmas money hits.
--- End quote ---


That's an interesting statement actually and one that's very true.  To this day, years on, not one person has truly completely forgotten Goldeneye on the N64.  Sure, Perfect Dark was probably better, but the bottom line is that every single Bond game since has been good, not great, or complete pants.  Subsequently, they've all been forgotten to dwell in the bargain bins of many a store, & although Goldeneye may indeed accompany them now, it is still regarded as one of the best FPS' ever, which is quite cool considering it was a film license game.

Akbar:
Worst game ever?
Postal II, hands down. I've never seen a more horrible and utterly repulsive thing in my whole life - and then I usualy spend my time at the same watering hole as apathy. *shudders*

Kai:
Yeah, but Postal 2 was one of those things where it's like "Holy shit, this sucks so fucking much it's kinda amusing" sorta things. And of course, it knew that too. I mean, you beat Gary fucking coleman.

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