The WORST SNES Games with Stuttering Craig & DDayCobra
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September 17, 2024
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shaq fu will always be mine but I remember all of these even if I didn't play most of them
Dude, I got Pit Fighter for Christmas! HORRIBLE port!
Me and a friend would play Ballz 3D a lot after school and laughed our heads off at the hilarious sound effects and dumb animations. We had a bunch of fun with it.
The tom and Jerry licensed game
Cousin gave me his SNES years ago. Had EarthBound, Home Improvement and Virtual Bart. I would say that Virtual Bart was the worst one but Home Improvement is a close second.
One of my favorite SNES games that most people don't like is Mohawk & Headphone Jack. Though, that's not a lot of people given how literally nobody talks about it. Shame too, considering how good the music in it is. Easily the best part of the game imo. I'd recommend looking up the ost on Youtube if you ever get the time.
Pit Fighter was a giant stinker no matter what platform you played it on. The only version with any sort of redeeming value was the arcade, in that the graphics were impressive at the time with the digitized fighters and the scaling. But the game itself still sucked even there.
OMG.. Pit Fighter.
I just remember Batman forever being so shitty and I opted for Batman returns instead because that’s the actual fun one. Also, Wayne’s World and Mario’s Time Machine were just the worse 😢😂
Batman forever wasn’t rare but I’m sure most people threw it away or tried to trade a Batman fan out of a link to the past for it
Wolverine Adamantium Rage was one of the absolute worst SNES games I ever played. The gameplay was terrible and the controls were even worse. It was so bad that I returned it the same day I bought it.
"Real men don't need instructions."
-Home Improvement Instruction Booklet.
I remember Pit Fighter but i never played the console versions only ever played the arcade version.
Street Combat was a very laughably stupid game. I remember we rented it twice just to show it off to other kids 🤣
Super Black Bass is legit one of the most slept on games of all time.
Soooo, I had Ballz 3D. I just barely too young and or sheltered at the time to realize.
Agreed on LJN created terrible games Angry Video Game nerd covered lots of bad LJN games
I have that game and, while I don’t think it’s all that bad, I completely understand why young gamers would be turned off by it. It’s too cryptic for its own good.
I got so good at Batman Forever I could beat it without losing continues at some point. Still remember how to pull off the gadgets, you had to use inputs like in MK lol. The end boss is the riddler in a white muscle suit. He breaks your back like Bane and insta-kills you.
Playing Pacman 2 for the first time was one of my first what the f moments in my gaming life
Ballz 3D and Clayfighter were my Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter at home, back in the day.
My worst experience with a video game that I bought as a kid was a game that worked for about a week it was my only boxing game for Sega Genesis
I never played SNES back in the days. My first console was NES and that is when my gamer journey started. But since I'm from Ukraine and we were a part of USSR in the past, after we became independent there were tons of NES chinese clone consoles on our market. And yeah, I had one of them. I don't remember it's name but it was like a this black square console, with rounded blue reset and power buttons, and along with it in package there was a lightgun that looked like some sci-fi futuristic black gun with red lines on the sides, two 4 buttons controller, a freaking antenna and the power supply. Antenna was used to actually transmit the signal from the console to other TV. And if you playing it and you had this old TV, then you can actually transmit the signal from your console to other TV and people in other room can see what you are playing. But I never used it because, at the time we had only one TV, so it was useless for me. And there was a cartridge along with the console that had a 9999 games in 1. But the reality was that, there was only like from 10 to 20 simple NES games, and the rest of them were the variations of those games that would start you on different level or with infinite lives and stuff like that. And the first game that I played was Battle City that was on that cartridge. But then I remember that there was games like Ice Climber, Track'n Field, Excitebike, F1 Race, Soccer, Tetris, Tennis, DuckHunt, Wild Gunman etc. But later when I got tired of those games, my older brother brought one of his friends and he brought the first REAL game that I played, which was Battletoads & Double Dragon The Ultimate Team. That was the real game that I played and it was one of my favorite video games since then. And then, since my brother was already working and I was maybe 6 or 7 years old, he started to buy different video games. And since they were cheap back then, I didn't had to ask him to buy one. Like, if I get pissed by a game that I played or if I got bored of some game, I can just ask him after he comes back from work, to buy a new game. And next thing you know, few days after that, he comes back home and brings a new cartridge with a new game. And back then I had like over million games, but when I got Sega Mega Drive later, I sold all of those NES games to one of my friends along with the console. Because, I didn't thought that it will be of any kind of value to me in the future, and that after years retro gaming will become popular again. If only I knew, I would still had all of those games and both consoles.
Man those freakin' licensed games. What was the proposal like??
"Hey! We want to make an uninspired game off of your property!"
"We're gonna damage both of our reputations!"
Alien 3 for SNES is not a good example even when using LJN. That game got game of the year nominations from some magazines.
Rise of the Robots for SNES had to be the worst fighting game on the system, possibly ever made. It had good graphics and absolutely nothing else going for it
This list needs more Metal Morph. Still angry about that game. Had to slog through a terrible action platformer to get to eye searing barely functional rail shooter segments (I like rail shooters).
A Dutch gaming magazine called Final Fantasy 3(6) the worst game they ever played and said it was a good thing it wasn't being localized for the PAL region.
Yeah, well, I already bought the game, but I stopped buying the magazine (Did you know that if you played THIS game as an import you'd get completely black inventory screens and the ending would stay black after the Gogo scene?)
Wizard of Oz is probably the worst game I ever played on SNES. AVGN doesn't do it justice on how bad it is.
Clayfighter 63 ⅓ in N64 had that one Asian restaurant stereotype, was pretty wild.
One of my worst SNES games is Bebes Kids. I actually wanted a game after seeing the movie and regretted it. Wayne's World sucked too.
Home improvement is a guilty pleasure.
Argh argh argh.
I’ll never forget the time my Mom rented Pit Fighter for me when I was a little kid.
I had forgot the name of the game I actually wanted to rent so I gave her some very vague instructions (2 guys on the cover fighting). It’s the worst game I’ve ever played till this day.
lovely video 💋👌
you gotta have ballz…..
6:10 WTH?! LMAO.
Cocain is a hell of a drug.
American Gladiators on SNES was atrocious
If I remember correctly, in the Home Improvement game, Tim is actually going into neighboring studios, so, the next studio over being a dinosaur movie…
Sword of freaking Sodan!! shudders
But it's such a piece o' crap that it's somehow entertaining to play? It's a stiff, broken thing, but somehow does have a wee but if nostalgia backed behind it?
Now the Amiga version? Jesus.
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