Worst game you ever experienced?

[Yokosuka]

Random steam games apart, I never experienced "bad" games or I forget all them so I would say Sonic Adventure 1 after my last playthrough. Awesome game at the time but buggy, polished saturn graphics, mostly unplayable, laughable story sides and actoring and a straight line game design today.
Don't know if I should try Sonic 2006, it said to have really good OST.

[Raithos]

Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon on Xbox. I don't think I've ever been more disappointed in a purchase. I think it was made by former Superman 64 devs

Seriously?

I loved this game, honestly it was good, I remember it.

Yes lol. It was poorly made in just about every way. Felt like a cheap cash in using his name.

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[shengoro86]

Action52 on the NES. Buggy yet super rare though

[DEVILLE_David]

I'd say Shenmue I and II, nah just kidding

Probably Rascal on PSX. Don't know why but whenever I was playing it, I felt like I had to throw up... I am NEVER going to play it again.

[south carmain]

I guess evolution was pretty shitty. Blue stinger is another one that comes to mind when I really thought a game was shit.

As a kid I didn't really play many bad games though. Since I hardly had any money I would only purchase games I knew were good.

[shredingskin]

I remember when I was 4-5 we bought a computer that had like 5 games (the best was prince of persia), one was some military game of an helicopter or something that would always crash, but I tried not less than 100 times. Sometimes I wasted more time typing the command in DOS than actually playing the game, most of the time it would crash at the presentation.

Don't know if that counts as an "experience". I can't remember any other "special" bad one, I've played tons of shitty indie games from all the depts of the internet.

[SaM_4000]

Dark Castle on the Sega Mega Drive is probably the only game I truly disliked growing up. Here is a clip of the game:

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I also owned Shaq-Fu growing up, but the game isn't anywhere near the awful quality that people claim; In fact, I actually enjoyed the game as a kid. It also featured some cool ideas which I had never seen in a fighting game before, such as the over-world where you moved a miniature Shaq around the map to pick who you want to fight (or even discover hidden fights). All in all it is not even close to being the worst game of all time and in fact, I would go as far to say that it is a decent game.