There are some things that really get on my nerves, and one of them is people who say that big-name games are the worst games on the system. OK, you didn't like it, that perfectly fine, I didn't really get into ICO. However, that does not mean that is bad, it just means you do not like it. There are different genres, and if you're going to buy JRPGs when you like racing games or GTA, you're obviously not going to like it, but it doesn't make it bad. If you want to play bad games, go out and look for some games that get critically panned. Comparing Dragon Quest (a game with good gameplay, excellent graphics, good voice-acting etc..) and something like Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing (a PC game which scored 1.0 on this site), and you'll understand that there are games you don't like, and games which are rubbish.
Rant Over.
About the question, that game I disliked most for the PS2 was Total Club Manager 2004. I'd played TMC2003 on my PC and liked it, so bought TMC2004 for the PC, which didn't work. I then bought it for PS2, and hated it. The menus were difficult to manoeuvre, the loading times were ridiculous, a feature included in it, called Football Fusion, which meant you could play the games on FIFA instead of manage them,was bad for the fact that it didn't test managing skills at all, rather match-playing skills, it took ages to load again, and the squad sizes changed between the two, so you would lose two substitutes while changing over from TMC to FIFA. I haven't really played any really bad games, but that was probably the worst.
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