Shaq-Fu (played it on the Genesis, but may have been multi-platform) - This has to easily be the worst fighting game I've ever played. If I recall correctly you couldn't even do a mid-air kick. Bad bombin'... Which leads me to...
Star Wars: Super Bombad Racing (PS2, but I again imagine was multi-platform) - This is easily the worst Mario Kart rip-off I have ever encountered. The graphics were horrible and sadly, the gameplay was even worse. Half the time you couldn't even tell where you were supposed to be going and the controlls were sluggish to non-responsive at best.
Ironically enough Ben and I snapped up both of these games used for the one and only Sh*tty Game Night we've ever had.
Total Recall (NES) - This was back in the days when a good video game based on a film property was essentially non-existent. I don't remember enough of it to go into specifics, but I do recall it being a painful endeavor and one I would rather not repeat if at all possible. Although, strangely enough, I do believe I still have the cartridge I bought nearly twenty years ago still lying around. Perhaps, I subconsciously did this as a grim reminder of what having too much faith in anything and everything the Governator does can get you...
Perhaps (after reviewing the nominations on this list) we'll be able to have another one. If we can stomach it that is.
P.S. - E.T. is like the "Plan 9 From Outer Space" of video games. It's almost a requirement that it be involved in any discussion of the worst of it's kind.
