I was extremly bored so i went to rent a game and got tak 2 (like i said REALY bored) it was ok till the end ware they had tak wake up and the entire game be a waste of time ecause it was all a dream.

Superman for the Atari 2600. There was nothing to that game. You literally just pick up "criminal" persons, some of which have guns that do nothing to you, and you act as their personal transport to the "jail" area. I think the "Lex" person carried kryptonite so if you touched him it would rob you of flight until you go and touch the "Lois" person. Repeat that over and over until you switch it off.

Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis.
*Shudder* That game is the GC-XBox-PS2 Era's Superman 64.
On that note, Superman 64 as well.

But I LIKED Saga Frontier 2...
Also, new worst game ever. Megaman X8. I have the original MMX for SNES and it is great, but this game is a disgrace.

I have a couple for you:

Orphen: Scion of Sorcery - It claimed itself as an rpg but there were no random encounters, leveling up, or gaining spells unless it was scripted. What was even more horrible was that you could get killed outside of battle. Don't even get me started on the boss battles. The storyline was also horrible. Orphen and his comrades(plus those two idiots trying to follow him) were completely out of character from how I saw them in the anime. The battle system was broken beyond repair.

I have nothing more to say for this...

There's one game I bought which I was completely disappointed...

Naruto: Clash of Ninja - I know, we just got the first one here, but there are already four in Japan! What really bothered me was the selection of characters you could play as and the length of the storyline(so cheap it only goes up to the Haku/Zabuza fight on the bridge). The fighting and specials were fine but they just made this one too short and too easy to get 100% of the items on this game. It only took me a length of two days to get 100%. I hope the second one provides more characters to play as and more to the storyline mode.

I know those posts were made a while but man does the idea fun video gaming experiences make you gag with disgust? I mean you hated the two best Nintendo developed games for the SNES? you have the right to hold any opinions but I just couldn't help not saying anything about it.

For me, I hate the first Maximo game for the PS2. I expected a fun experience that had me effortlessly cut through hordes of the undead. But I got an experience simlar to a kick to the balls except not as fun. The game was blazingly difficult, you had limited continues, you could only keep three or four special attacks out of the many important ones, and to top it all off, you had to pay money to save the game and that sucks if you really have to save now, but you're broke. I beat the first boss and then I gave up that piece of defecation.

Deadly towers. the worst game that has ever been made for the NES. I can't believe why the programmers made a crappy game like that one. I just do not want to play it again in my life...

Halo 2, all I have to say is: "Pass me the rifle"

Inside, self joke. Don't worry about it

Holy crap, I didn't make a post here? I gotta start paying attention. Well, here goes...

Deathtrap Dungeon. I looked forward to this. I should not have. Instead of being enchanted and given some amazing and fun places to explore and interesting creatures to fight, I find myself thinking at each new stage "Great, I gotta slog through this now?". The camera angles were pretty bad, too.

Lifeline. Listen to me, bitch! Listen to the words that're coming outta my mouth!
Me: "Middle Eye."
Rio: "What?"
Me: "Middle Eye. Middle Eye."
Rio: "What?"
Me: *repeats those same words about seven more times, even trying pathetic accents to see if Rio would understand those.*
*Rio is killed. By one pathetic black mutant caterpillar.*
Me: *talking to self* "...She's blonde. Give her time for the command to process."
It just saddens me when games that give me a new way to play completely fail in giving me that new way to play...and they don't bother allowing you to control Rio without using your voice.

Death by Degrees. I'm not a Tekken fan. I'm not a Nina fan. But I am a man who had money to blow at the time this came out. I wasn't expecting much. I got so much less. So much less, in fact, that I couldn't even defeat the first boss's second round. Ridiculous. Completely ridiculous. If only the game gave me a chance to level up and collect more healing items. But instead it thought maybe I was too high level and that, God forbid, I could defeat this incredibly cheap boss.

Spiderman-2 for PC. I saw it played for PS2 and it was awesome, so I went out and bought it for PC. I almost cried. It wasn't nearly as good as even the first one.