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| Movie-based Atari 2600 game; held responsible for the video game crash of 1983 | |
| A poorly-adapted Atari 2600 version of an immensely popular arcade game | |
| Notorious for simulating the rape of a Native American woman | |
| A multicart containing 52 games, most of which didn't work properly | |
| Two poor entries in an otherwise best-selling series; infamous for their low quality animated cutscenes | |
| This movie-based boat shooter is regarded as the worst Virtual Boy game | |
| This movie-based sports game is regarded as the worst Atari Jaguar game | |
| Labeled the 'worst computer game ever released' by GameSpot; a notoriously sexist fighting game | |
| Often cited as the worst game on a Nintendo system; notorious for pointless objectives and poor controls | |
| Despite a four year development period, failed to live up to its hype | |
| Notorious for a 'combo system' that involved continually mashing only the A button | |
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| Comic book-based action game that inspired X-Play's 'Golden Mullet Award' for terrible videogames | |
| Called a 'horrific display of ineptitude' by Gamespot, Gametrailers ranked this as the worst movie game of all time | |
| Since this racing game's AI drivers never moved, every race ended with the message 'YOU'RE WINNER!' | |
| Based on a movie; though the console and PC versions were well-received, the handheld versions were widely panned | |
| Criticized for not actually adding anything to the freeware games it was based on | |
| Despite its low reviews, this budget-priced war shooter received a sequel that didn't fix its many problems | |
| Notorious for revamping a beloved cartoonish character into a dark and gritty cyborg | |
| Worst in a series of increasingly unpopular 3D sequels to a bestselling 2D series | |
| Based on a game show; called 'boring, pointless, annoying and fundamentally broken' by IGN | |
| Blamed by IGN for starting the 'shovelware' trend on the Wii | |
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