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Lou Kesten of The Associated Press (via SFGate.com) writes:
I got to play a lot of great games in 2007. But you can’t eat filet mignon every night; sometimes all you’re offered is broccoli. At least it’s good for you, though — while the games on this list have no nutritional value whatsoever.
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4 Comments
James M
December 31st, 2007
at 6:54pm
I disagree, there are FAR worse games than manhunt 2
Shanon Clemmons
December 31st, 2007
at 11:02pm
How could one think that a Game based on Deal or No Deal would be remotely fun
KanoBlade
January 1st, 2008
at 12:45am
The worst game i played this year was Vampire Rain, the demo on the 360 marketplace made me sick.
The worst game i bought this year was Spiderman 3 for the 360, fortunately i only paid $19.99 CAD.
The best game i bought this year was Assassins Creed, so fun!
David Glenn
January 1st, 2008
at 8:40pm
Greetings!
I got to admit that I never heard of you till tonight. Maybe that my loss, I don’t get around the net like I did when I was a student at Cal State and had all the time in the world! Now I’m a computer graphics developer and spend all of my time making graphics tools for FX hackers.
Anyway: I was looking at the list of bad games and I noted that most of them are mostly fad games like “Deal or No Deal”. I don’t think that fad games are ever made to be good. They just sell or push a product or idea.
I was happy that the game that I worked on was not on the list. Not that I ever thought it would out beat “Ever Quest”, but I think that it had some fallowing - even though not enough to keep me working there after I had found something that would pay my bills.
David