Hey hey! I loved Windwaker. It was different because it was set 500 years after the previous Zeldas. Twilight Princess should be before Majora's Mask, if I'm right. Not sure about that though :/ Also, I think Nintendo did a great job with the coloring. It was different, it was cute, the game was great, and the gameplay was entertaining. The storyline was also cute!

Both ChuChu Rocket (which has the best theme song EVER) and Crazy Taxi are goofy games which I enjoyed a lot. Not long term, of course, but they're great for spurts.

The worst game I've ever played...ergh...I've never had a game I didn't like too much. This one part in Super Mario Sunshine annoyed me because I couldn't find that last blue coin but I loved the rest of the gameplay.

But yeah, Nintendo (Shiggy mainly) is my honey-bunny. <3 <3

The Simpsons Cartoon Studio. the point of it is so that you can make your own cartoons with the simpsons characters. You get most of the characters from Springfield but only some actions, which are presets. Overall it's really bad. Thankfully i didn't have to pay for it! I was given it. Tried it once and gave up.

The worst game ever... Well, the worst game i ever played was mortal kombat for sega console. Every player was four times on the screen, and if you played with Shao Khan, you were invincible, because if you pressed a button, the other player took very much damage and shao khan became invincible.

for me the worst games of all the time are the hellboy of psone and the aquaman of xbox, this games are horrible, the times for charging are extense.

Any football game. I know alot of people like these games, but personally I think all madden games are the same. ('04, '05, '06) They just have small gameplay changes and improved graphics.

But worst game, Superman 64

half life 2 is very god (game za Pc ) or Age of Eimpers II not badly

counter strike is very good for game via network
and age of eimpery same !


happily with game

Oh man.... so many choices...

Overall, i'd have to go with "White Men Can't Jump" for the Jag. Other games that reek: Touchdown Fever for the NES, that retarded Genesis game featuring Aerosmith where you throw CDs at bad guys, and Donkey Kong Country for the N64. I'll probably post more some other time.

Ah, where to start?

Well, there are the obvious bad eggs:

Shaq-Fu
Superman 64
Drake of 99 Dragons
Big Rigs (which I believe was a joke, and not a seirous game attempt)

But there are a few games that I honestly did not like.

First off, Doom 3...while it was a visual work of art...did not have the Doom feel. Remember the old Doom games of slaughtering massive hoardes of demons? Yeah, those were the good ol' days. While I do love the Resident Evil scare-you-shitless feel of Doom 3, after the first few shock events...it loses it's scare factor. I also dislike the idea of lowering the amount of enemies. It just seems like you go through a door, a monster jumps out, you kill it, and repeat. And I won't go into the flashlight thing...most know about it already. =)

Also, the online play left alot to be desired. Seemed to generic, and while generic isn't a good reason to rant on a game about...the high-end needs of game really slowed you down. Sure, the same could be said for all the other online games...it was really rampant in Doom 3. =(

Of course, this is only my opinion. The first 2 Doom games were awesome, and yes...Doom 3 did have alot of redeeming qualities.

Crusin USA was a great game for me, until I experienced the thrill of Gran Turismo, San Francisco Rush, and other real racing games. It just seemed so lazily put together...the traffic was a nice thing, but you could only get into 3 different crashes. A fender-bender, a spin out, and a flip over. No variations of either, just the same animation for each. =(

Also, I thought Sonic Heros was a disgrace to the Sonic games. The teamwork thing was a horrible idea, and it took out the speed and rhythem* that made the Sonic games so great. Infact, the Adventure series and Heros are making me fear for SEGA and Sonic Team...hopefully they'll pull out of this little rut and get back to the true meaning of Sonic: Pure Speed.

*I knew how to spell that word before I had to. I hate it when I blank out on words. >_<

Also, alot of movie-based games suck hard. Some are really good, like Spiderman and Van Helsing...but others like Fantasic Four (no 4 player mode?!) are nasty stinkers.

Adding another one, Harvest Moon : A(nother) wonderful life. Its a love it or hate it game. And guess which side I took.

The game was far to slow, and completly different then the rest of the series. Also all the NPC were so weird. A hobo, a hippie? Also only 3 girls to woo.