"Damn, that game has got the WORST __________ ever!"

[Raziel_Likes_Souls]

The game with the WORST collision detection ever... Big Rigs.

....What collision detection?

Exactly.

Anyways, I'd gonna throw my hat in and say the system with the WORST launch games was the PSP. Maybe if I remembered some of them, I'd change my mind, but that's how it's staying.

 

[ecoho]

Starcraft 2 has the worst writing Blizzard has ever done and the most stupidly restricting online system Blizzard has ever done.

disagree with the story comment but yeah the whole you must be online to play kinda does get on your nerves.
OT: Perfect dark 0 was the WORST reboot of any game. I mean i just DL the origenal and even with the lower graphics its still a much better game.

 

[A Weary Exile]

Penumbra: Overture has the worst combat I've ever had the misfortune to play.

GOOD. Anyone who actually tried to beat things to death in Penumbra missed the point so hard it left a crater.

Wrong, I meant it was piss-easy. All you have to do to kill those stupid dogs is find a barrrel, throw it at them, rinse repeat about five times until dead. I took on two of them at once by throwing barrels at them.

 

[Veylon]

Star Wars: Rebellion has the worst interface ever. Just try playing this thing.

 

[Rewdalf]

Anyways, I'd gonna throw my hat in and say the system with the WORST launch games was the PSP. Maybe if I remembered some of them, I'd change my mind, but that's how it's staying.

Oh yeah. I didn't buy a PSP until Burnout Legends came out.
Daxter was really good too, but the shit they started off with really turned a lot of people off of the PSP, which had potential.
Well. Not so much. Currently mine is gathering dust in one of my drawers.
Also, who ever traveled with it? I played most of my games at home right next to my computer!
Not counting the time I took it home to Europe with me though, so fine.

 

[Narclaw]

Halo 3...multiplayer...'nuff said

 

[Not G. Ivingname]

Worst Physics: Big Rigs.

 

[Breaker deGodot]

Alone in the Dark has the WORST driving physics I've EVER SEEN.

 

[repeating integers]

Halo has the worst AIs

I hope you're only referring to the friendly AI here, because if you're referring to the enemy AI then you are, frankly, deluded. Halo has an absolutely superb enemy AI.

OT: Half-Life 2 is the most incredibly linear game I've ever touched, perhaps alongside BF:BC2.

EDIT: HL2 also wins the award for "most utterly incompetent driving section". Fuck the airboat, it could never decide whether its controls were inverted or not and kept switcheroo-ing at the most inopportune of times.

 

[GreatVladmir]

Daikatana? Why has everyone over-looked that pile of toss? Terrible gun play, if your partner dies, its game over and shoddy enviroments looking like they where rendered on a Commodore or Amstrad, if no one has played it and love to torture themselves, get a copy and enjoy the pain.

So, in short, Daikatana has:
Worse gunplay
Worse enviroments
Worse AI
and all those are worse ever.

 

[The Typical American]

That's just weird since I was considering trying Daikatana, but I guess a 'pile of toss' like that doesn't deserve my attention then. Onto Fable 3!

 

[superbatranger]

Vehicle physics in Just Cause 2 were just awful.
Poke into a rock or tree and the car would fly away.

Hey, don't forget about the God-awful voice acting.

 

[lacktheknack]

Penumbra: Overture has the worst combat I've ever had the misfortune to play.

GOOD. Anyone who actually tried to beat things to death in Penumbra missed the point so hard it left a crater.

Wrong, I meant it was piss-easy. All you have to do to kill those stupid dogs is find a barrrel, throw it at them, rinse repeat about five times until dead. I took on two of them at once by throwing barrels at them.

You still missed the point so hard it left a crater. That's why they removed the combat from the next game.

 

[psivamp]

Star Wars: Rebellion has the worst interface ever. Just try playing this thing.

Was that the turn-based strategy game? I remember that... I don't remember it having a bad interface.

Daikatana? Why has everyone over-looked that pile of toss? Terrible gun play, if your partner dies, its game over and shoddy enviroments looking like they where rendered on a Commodore or Amstrad, if no one has played it and love to torture themselves, get a copy and enjoy the pain.

So, in short, Daikatana has:
Worse gunplay
Worse enviroments
Worse AI
and all those are worse ever.

I got Daikatana for Christmas one year. Don't forget that they throw away your weapons when you reach a new stage/world/whatever.

OP: Hydrophobia. Worst Scottish accent. Worst gameplay. Press X for short cutscene, move to next prompt, repeat.

 

[A Weary Exile]

Penumbra: Overture has the worst combat I've ever had the misfortune to play.

GOOD. Anyone who actually tried to beat things to death in Penumbra missed the point so hard it left a crater.

Wrong, I meant it was piss-easy. All you have to do to kill those stupid dogs is find a barrrel, throw it at them, rinse repeat about five times until dead. I took on two of them at once by throwing barrels at them.

You still missed the point so hard it left a crater. That's why they removed the combat from the next game.

Point of the game: To be scary and immersive.

Why should I be scared of creatures that die so easily? How can I get immersed in the game when these supposedly vicious creatures are so easy to kill? Removing combat in AD was definitely a smart move though, that made it so much more frightening. The only creature I'm scared of in Penumbra are those worms...oh my are those things horrifying. O_O

 

[lacktheknack]

Penumbra: Overture has the worst combat I've ever had the misfortune to play.

GOOD. Anyone who actually tried to beat things to death in Penumbra missed the point so hard it left a crater.

Wrong, I meant it was piss-easy. All you have to do to kill those stupid dogs is find a barrrel, throw it at them, rinse repeat about five times until dead. I took on two of them at once by throwing barrels at them.

You still missed the point so hard it left a crater. That's why they removed the combat from the next game.

Point of the game: To be scary and immersive.

Why should I be scared of creatures that die so easily? How can I get immersed in the game when these supposedly vicious creatures are so easy to kill? Removing combat in AD was definitely a smart move though, that made it so much more frightening. The only creature I'm scared of in Penumbra are those worms...oh my are those things horrifying. O_O

Try Penumbra: Black Plague (that's the game I had been referring to).

 

[Kiereek]

Pong.

Worst sound design ever.

You are a genius.

Darn, now I have to contribute ...

Ummm ... Beauty and the Beast for SEGA Genisis had the worst expectations of what the player could ever hope of doing. In other words, for a Disney game, it was the most difficult thing I have ever played on a console. We rarely made it past the first level.