Most memorable piece of crap you've owned.

The Intellivision.

Kage1

[QUOTE="spazzx625"]The Atari Jaguar. I owned it for the entirety of a weekend before selling it to try to recoup some money. Aliens Vs. Predator was not worth keeping that system.savebattery

[QUOTE="Kage1"]

The Intellivision.

savebattery

[QUOTE="savebattery"][QUOTE="Kage1"]

The Intellivision.

Emerald_Warrior

i still own it ,

its called the xbox360 , it scratched my nascar 09 last night , and i didnt even move the console ,

it left 3 rings , deep in the disc ,

as far as games go id say dragons lair, that is the most boringist game i own no doubt bout it no action waht so ever

on the ps1 theres this game called rugrats totally angelica omg , how girlishboring and lame that is

i think that and studio tour were the worst rugrats games ever put out ,

studiotour wasnt that bad it was just that hard to play

i want one in the future with the atari addon so i can play atari games.bigM10231

If you're going to be that geeky, why not just buy an Atari Flashback 2 and mod in a cartridge slot?

[QUOTE="bigM10231"]i want one in the future with the atari addon so i can play atari games.ThePlothole

If you're going to be that geeky, why not just buy an Atari Flashback 2 and mod in a cartridge slot?

Ecco The Dolphin. Ok I admit I've no doubt bought worse quality games, but I've never hated a game so much considering I bought it back when I only really got new games at birthdays and Christmas. Reviews said it was amazing, it looked amazing for the time, but I absolutely couldn't stand it when I actually played it.

Ecco The Dolphin. Ok I admit I've no doubt bought worse quality games, but I've never hated a game so much considering I bought it back when I only really got new games at birthdays and Christmas. Reviews said it was amazing, it looked amazing for the time, but I absolutely couldn't stand it when I actually played it.

midisurfmind

Because the Colecovision with the add-on is the coolest pre-NES console out there!Emerald_Warrior

Well okay, I'll agree with that sentiment. :P

Ecco The Dolphin. Ok I admit I've no doubt bought worse quality games, but I've never hated a game so much considering I bought it back when I only really got new games at birthdays and Christmas. Reviews said it was amazing, it looked amazing for the time, but I absolutely couldn't stand it when I actually played it.

midisurfmind

I swear there's a picture of this game next to the dictionary entry for 'overrated'. It was like a Genesis-era Crysis; all flash and no substance whatsoever.

As for myself... probably Bionicle: The Game. I forgot how young I was; may have been nine or so, all I knew was that it had Bionicles in it, and that my room was over-flowing with the things. My young self was forever scarred. I've only just now begun making semi-impulse buys again.

[QUOTE="savebattery"][QUOTE="spazzx625"]The Atari Jaguar. I owned it for the entirety of a weekend before selling it to try to recoup some money. Aliens Vs. Predator was not worth keeping that system.spazzx625

[QUOTE="savebattery"][QUOTE="Kage1"]

The Intellivision.

Emerald_Warrior

The Sega Saturn :P not much to love about sega saturn.

Andrew_Xavier

Not a nice thing to say about the Nr1 Shmup/ 2D Arcade system of all time !

Carmageddon 64... it was just abominable...

And I still have it lying around somewhere.

My whole N64. Had a ton of problems. Returned it. Was so sad.....

The Polystation, a Chinese-made console that looked vaguely like the PS played NES games.

TentacleMayor

[QUOTE="bigM10231"]i want one in the future with the atari addon so i can play atari games.ThePlothole

If you're going to be that geeky, why not just buy an Atari Flashback 2 and mod in a cartridge slot?

[QUOTE="bigM10231"]i want one in the future with the atari addon so i can play atari games.ThePlothole

If you're going to be that geeky, why not just buy an Atari Flashback 2 and mod in a cartridge slot?

Driver 2, teletubies, digimon for the psone

The e-reader
The Game Boy Memory Card cartridge (Yes, for no reason, this exists)

Used to own the 3DO, I loved it at the time but owned it only about six months before the Playstation. Had plenty of good times with it, but it's pretty much unplayable by modern standards. Second_Rook

The most memorable piece of crap I've owned...I would say the Game Gear. I didn't play it all that much.

[QUOTE="Second_Rook"]Used to own the 3DO, I loved it at the time but owned it only about six months before the Playstation. Had plenty of good times with it, but it's pretty much unplayable by modern standards. savebattery

I'm not sure if I agree with the "If a game doesn't age well it was never good in the first place." Grand Theft Auto is a perfect example of this. The original GTA games were great in their day, but when GTA 3 came out, they aged terribly in a single day. Hell, Pac Man on the 2600 was garbage, but in an arcade cabinet is is awesome. Is that reverse aging? Just food for thought.

[QUOTE="savebattery"][QUOTE="Second_Rook"]Used to own the 3DO, I loved it at the time but owned it only about six months before the Playstation. Had plenty of good times with it, but it's pretty much unplayable by modern standards. Mtngranek

I'm not sure if I agree with the "If a game doesn't age well it was never good in the first place." Grand Theft Auto is a perfect example of this. The original GTA games were great in their day, but when GTA 3 came out, they aged terribly in a single day. Hell, Pac Man on the 2600 was garbage, but in an arcade cabinet is is awesome. Is that reverse aging? Just food for thought.

[QUOTE="Second_Rook"]Used to own the 3DO, I loved it at the time but owned it only about six months before the Playstation. Had plenty of good times with it, but it's pretty much unplayable by modern standards. savebattery

nuff said

I had a PS2

I had a PS2

dovberg

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I had a PS2

Emerald_Warrior

[QUOTE="Second_Rook"]Used to own the 3DO, I loved it at the time but owned it only about six months before the Playstation. Had plenty of good times with it, but it's pretty much unplayable by modern standards. savebattery

Pong for example, was a great game at the time and an industry breakthrough, but if you really mean that when a friend is available to play Borderlands or Resident Evil 5 that I would be just as well off with Pong because they are all great games I'm pretty certain that we aren't going to see eye to eye.

The Sega Saturn :P not much to love about sega saturn.

Andrew_Xavier

There is plenty to love about the sega saturn

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joNwYPdEBTc

If you arent playing imports then your doing it wrong. Theres a reason it outsold the N64 in japan

My most memmorable game would have to be WWF SmackDown 2: Know Your Role on the Playstation.

[QUOTE="savebattery"][QUOTE="Second_Rook"]Used to own the 3DO, I loved it at the time but owned it only about six months before the Playstation. Had plenty of good times with it, but it's pretty much unplayable by modern standards. Darkman2007

[QUOTE="savebattery"][QUOTE="Second_Rook"]Used to own the 3DO, I loved it at the time but owned it only about six months before the Playstation. Had plenty of good times with it, but it's pretty much unplayable by modern standards. Second_Rook

Pong for example, was a great game at the time and an industry breakthrough, but if you really mean that when a friend is available to play Borderlands or Resident Evil 5 that I would be just as well off with Pong because they are all great games I'm pretty certain that we aren't going to see eye to eye.

[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="savebattery"] Only the games that sucked back then are unplayable by modern standards. I think you'll find that Samurai Shodown, Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Gex, Star Control II, Need for Speed, Burning Soldier, Return Fire, Road Rash, Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Wing Commander, and Crash N Burn are still quite enjoyable. If a game doesn't age well it was never good in the first place. You were just caught up in hype or impressive visuals (for the time period). But good gameplay simply doesn't age. Good art is good art regardless of its chronological age. Pong, Galaga, Pac-Man, Super Mario Bros, Ocarina of Time, Sonic CD, Bonk's Adventure, Radiant Silvergun... these are great games regardless of what time period you experience them in.GD-1369211121

I totally agree. I never really felt games got outdated. Well.. with a few exceptions. Like the original Dragon quest game.. jesus lol.. That was like, anchient beyond belief but then again I didnt play it back then so idk if people back then thought it was good

I would much, much rather play Pong than Resident Evil 5.savebattery

Pokemon Stadium for the Nintendo 64. I'm not a big fan of Pokemon anymore but the thing is when I was, I was hoping that Pokemon Stadium would be good and that the actual Pokemon would fight in battle in a realistic way but instead it was just the fighting style of the Pokemon games of the Gameboy but in 3D and nothing exciting about it.

[QUOTE="savebattery"] I would much, much rather play Pong than Resident Evil 5.Second_Rook