The worst "game" I've ever played has to be those stupid pet sims for the Game Boy. Really? Pet, feed, bark, sleep...endlessly. And the dog whines more for attention than a real dog. My cousin made me try it on her Game Boy because she was all in love with it. I played it for about three minutes before I gave it back to her and told her I never wanted to do that again.

But I just found a new one last night here on Vizzed. Croc 2 for the Game Boy Color. The original Croc was a cute, not that bad at all game for the Playstation featuring a cute little crocodile who collects gems. The Game Boy game was...bad. Just...terrible. I wandered around aimlessly for fifteen minutes and the only 'story' thing I got was a brief conversation at the very beginning that went like this: "Oh, help, my cousin was kidnapped by a (whatever)". Croc: "I'll rescue him." ....and that was it. I finally turned it off in disgust. There's no excuse for stuff like that.

"Captain Comic" for the N.E.S., "X-Men" for the N.E.S., and the "Karate Kid" for N.E.S. Those are terrible examples of games. I would not even consider finishing them.
Games I have Finished that are bad Include "Double Dragon 3" for N.E.S., Early "Simpsons" games for N.E.S., and "L.J.N.'s Wolverine" for N.E.S.
Modern Blunders from the past Include "Independence Day" for Play-Station (Tasted the demo), "Street Fighter the Movie" for Play-Station (A friend stupidly bought it), and "The Atari Lynx" (any/all of them) I was almost duped into buying that thing. Till it vanished when I finally had the cash. (Lucky Me.)
I think there should be some kind of standard other than "predicted sales Guess work" to determine what is released or not. The public was denied a "Star Fox 2", But be expected to Enjoy "Virtual 3.D. Game-Boy"?????
Other Silly Ideas for sucking CASH out of gamers Amaze Me To No End.
The worst hits of the modern world are its R.P.G.'s that... "Play themselves?" (As I heard.)
I wouldn't know if this is true or not due to the fact that after relearning how to play an R.P.G. with Final Fantasy 8's "Junction System" I gave up on the genre all-together.
That was 1999.(Or 1998.) Good Movie that you play and read. Not the best game, but worth the cash none the less.
I wish It was the difficulty that turned me off. It would be easy to say that. The simple fact was it took too much time away from me living my life. It made playing a game a job. If it takes me more than two hours to figure out how to enjoy an item that is designed to ENTERTAIN me? I cut my losses and return the game or pawn it. Granted, I didn't do that with "F.F.8." I suffered for 70 to 80 hours Getting from Beginning to End. (I didn't do the 70 to 80 hours in one month or two like most normal gamers. It took me a year. I played every other game I could before sitting down with this one.) I shelved it and never went back to it. It's still a good game. I just will not go through that again. I'd rather fight 100 people in real life. I'd rather go through a dozen relationships that result in heart break. I'd rather walk or run 100 miles and lift a million pounds in real life than Simulate It in that manner ever again.
Like I said. It's a good game... for people that have zero life. And have nothing else.
For Me?
That is 70 to 80 hours of my life that I will never get back. I loved the Story, Characters, Music, Graphics, and Difficulty. ( I did Play it.) I hate the amount of time it took away from me. I will never forget it. It's a good game to close all my R.P.G. experience with. So, I did just that. I encourage others to do the same. When you graduate high school you give up the R.P.G. That might take 100 hours to complete. Go out and get a life instead. I highly recommend it. You can learn guitar, get a degree or learn how to fly real air-craft instead.
You can get a black-belt in any martial art and defend it against a hundred people with a hundred hours. I'm not suggesting the R.P.G. change it's style of having 100 hours.
I'm just saying that anything over 60 hours is not for me. If the words "Replay value" are not attached in any way, 100 hours is allot of time that Id rather be investing in other places.
Good Luck To All.
That's it. I'm Done. Stick a Fork in me.
Peace.

I got a few games I REALLY don't like, so I'll list them from 1 to 10! (10 not that bad and 1 meaning I throwed it away)

10.Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link: It was good, but strayed away from what zelda is
9.The Legend of Zelda:Majora's Mask: Not the game per say but the Great Bay Temple got me stuck for at least 4 months ):
8.Wipeout (Wii): the controls are really slippery
7.The Legend of Zelda:Twilght Princess: It felt too much like Ocarina of Time
6.Deca Sports (Wii): .... the controls are garbage
5.Hotwheels, Beat That! (Wii): the controls are horrible, and if you mess up, you go from 1st to last in 3 seconds.
4.Sonic and the Black Knight: Sonic larping...? seriously?
3.Contra 3: Alien Wars: The game is SO hard (first few seconds of the game I died HARD)
2.Adventure Island 3: The game is even harder then Contra 3
1.Sonic Triple Trouble: Yea, your practically invinisble, and The enimes are EVERYWHERE

Thanks for reading

pokemonfan2 : Home Alone 3 the game for the NES. that stunk, really bad!

dance dance revolution because i dont like dancing, idont like phisically moving to play games, it sucks, and you could crash into something while dancing. D:

Yu-Gi-Oh:2006 World Championship,there is no point to the game but repeatedly dueling and it doesn't even have a story to it, plus I already had Yu-Gi-Ohacred Cards,which actually has a story with it,and has a point of the game. On 2006 World Championship,you can't even win the game you just keep dueling mindlessly,and I could duel with my little brothers anytime if I wanted.