Justice League whatever for GBA is god awful

Fixed ^.^

QUEST 64!!!! I HATE THAT ********************************** GAME!!!!!!
A lot of people said they loved it, it bored me to tears.

Seriously though, Lost Magic for DS. It's a fairly good idea ruined by the worst AI ever and Touch Screen overuse.

Ha. You really have to play Marvel Nemesis for DS. It's the definition of glitchfest.

I've never played a truly bad game. I guess i'm just lucky when it comes to picking games.

From what I know, it's one of these 4 games
E.T.
Big Rigs
Superman 64
Some DS game called Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Moar like Ultimate Phailure

Worms: Blast... I bought this game thinking I was buying a Worms game. Instead I got some weird-*** form of Bust-a-Move on acid. Seriously, how can you possibly take the Worms franchise and make a bad game with it?!

I haven't played that many games, but I might as well elaborate on what I've played.

Doshin the Giant:
Wow. Just wow. How can a game be this bad? The worst thing about it is probably that it is completely pointless. You just go around doing stuff so you grow huge and then, after a few minutes, the sun sets and you have to start the game all over!
I've played this with a couple of friends. We found a way to grow extremely quick. We actually had to use Action Replay to make the camera view more than the Giant's heels.
Oh and the graphics were HIDEOUS.

Need For Speed 2 (Nintendo DS):
I had a lot of fun playing the PC version at a friend's, so I though I'd grab the DS version as my computer couldn't play games for **** and I had no other consoles which NFS2 had come out on back then. Turned out the game SUCKED.
The graphics are bad (for a DS title. Developers need to stop trying to make realistic looking games on the DS) and the controls seems to work against me. I mean, I played the PC version which was played with the key pad, but that worked just all right. In the DS version, I either turn too sharply or too slowly. Also, the CPU drivers aro total pros. They never make a single mistake. EVER.
Then there's the crashes. The crashes were pretty cool in the PC version. My friend and I had a lot of fun trying to do cool stunts and tricks. In the DS version however, whenever you drive into another car, you just slow down instead of jumping mad high and spinning a million degrees (probably more realistic, but it sucks anyway). If you hit the opponents, you slow down and they get a speed boost. It doesn't matter if they hit you from behind or you hit them from behind.
All in all, it sucks.

Metroid Prime Hunters:
What can I say? Everyone who's played this will probably agree with me that the multiplayer is pretty cool, but the singleplayer is one of the worst ever. Nothing works in that game.

If Mario is Missing is the game I'm thinking of, then I kinda liked it also xD But I too was young. It may have been a different game though. Was it the one where you could like call Yoshi to switch places?

You actually played the DS version of Marvel UA? You have my sympathy. Try playing it for the 360. It's the best game of all time.

Zelda II, Quest 64, FF: Crystal Chronicles.

Time Stalkers

I hate that damn game

Where is Waldo on the Genesis.

That was a game?

I loved that game!

Two things before I say the worst game:

1. Sonic Shuffle was a good game. I have many fond memories of it. It's almost as fun as the N64 Mario Parties, something that the other Mario Parties haven't even come close to. Also, the A.I. may cheat, but you are overexaggerating it.

2. Majora's Mask was an AWESOME game. The time limit is NOT a legitimate excuse. The Reverse Song of Time gave you plenty of time to do anything you want (I even did a perfect 3-day cycle once, doing all of the side-quests, completing all of the dungeons, and finding all of the fairies). Rupees can be deposited to the banker in Clock Town, and it is very easy to find items in the game. You can even buy them in the shop ACROSS FROM THE BANKER.

*ahem*

Anyways, the worst game of all time has got to be Musashi: Samurai Legend. That game took everything that made Brave Fencer: Musashi awesome and completely destroyed it. I wanted a TRUE sequel, not some repetitive, boring crap! >=(

What can I say about Metroid Prime Hunters? Well let's see, it's part of my favorite series of all time, but it's definately the biggest miss of the series. I can't hate this game though. It probably has the best graphics on the DS and has the largest environments, and most complex story outside of the RPG world. The sound was also pretty good. It's very hard for me to put my finger on what the problem with that game was though. I didn't find it particularly enjoyable to play the game on the touch screen. It's not that the controls weren't fluid and nice, but playing with the pen for long periods of time without releasing it from the screen really gets uncomfortable after a while. The boss fights and escape sequences were a little lazy after the first two (future bosses besides the last one being upgraded copies of the first two bosses.)

The multiplayer interface is the best of any Nintendo game in my opinion and it's only rival is Mario Kart Wii because of it's 12 player option and "Find a Friend" feature. It had voice AND text chat in the lobbies with your friends. It also had a rate of disconnection so if you didn't want to play with chumps, you don't have to. But again, the touch screen was not fun for me.

I can't deny the effort... or quality... again, they did wonders with the little chip that is the DS cartridge, but MP is too big a universe to be cramped into a little handheld.

Marios Time Machine for SNES. Doesn't even make sense, you grab an item then you have a jetski and are collecting mushrooms and dodging whirpools and mines. Deeply confusing and terrible

The golden compass game for the Wii.
ITS A PIECE OF **** :@!!!!
i readed the book so i wanted to play it
but what do i get?
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And Goldeneye 64.