*DO NOT PLAY* Trash Super Nintendo Games!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2024
- There are a LOT of GREAT games for the Super Nintendo, but then... there's also a bunch of TERRIBLE, TRASH, GARBAGE games too! Don't play these unless you want an upset stomach!
Games Covered: American Gladiators, Ballz 3-D, Batman Forever, Bebe's Kids, Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball, Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls, The Great Waldo Search, Home Improvement: Power Tool Pursuit!, Hong Kong '97, Last Action Hero, Lester the Unlikely, Mario is Missing!, Paperboy 2, Pit-Fighter, Race Drivin', Revolution X, Rise of the Robots, Road Riot 4WD, The Rocketeer, Space Ace, Space Football: One on One, The Wizard of Oz
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the great waldo search is not culturally inappropriate it's accepted by everyone
Bill Lambeer was a huge name in the 80s NBA and was well known for his fighting. He was basically an enforcer and would legit swing on people. I think when they went to make the game, they couldn't get an NBAPA agreement so just kept the combat, added the future and there you go.
Led the league in rebounding one year. Two NBA championship rings as a starter. You know, just your typical "virtually unknown player". 🤣🤣🤣
@@MikeHL78 Bill Lambeer is a well know basketball player.. Been heavily talked about for decades whenever the Bad Boys Pistons are talked about..
Bebe's Kids is based off of a 1992 animated film that was based off of the late comedian Robin Harris stand up routine about his girlfriend's terrible children. The stand up was hilarious... the movie was terrible. Oddly it came out 2 years after he passed away. Someone else played his part - I feel like they started it while he was alive and he passed away during filming so they hired someone else to redo/finish his lines.
The same [late] Robin Harris who appeared as a bartender in I'm Gonna Git You Sucka / Kid's dad in House Party - while its archive footage was reused for the sequel. Also, a pre-Friday/Money Talks/BAPS/Elf Faizon Love voiced the animated incarnation of him.
Ah, thanks for the info. I just knew it was one of the worst!
Hood classic
Bebe's Kids was played on HBO all the time in the early 90's. It's not great, but there are some funny moments in it.
We watched that movie over and over as kids. It definitely was good enough for us as kids
Love that you say Double Dragon V's graphics are "kinda cartoony"... its actually based off the Double Dragon cartoon series that was running at the time.
Fun fact that I read somewhere... apparently stuff like Double Dragon V happened because Tradewest thought their deal with Technos Japan gave them more rights than they actually did, they thought they were allowed to use the Double Dragon characters in other games, which led to not only this but also the Battletoads crossover game... neither of which can be re-released now because in fact, no, Technos did NOT authorize those.
In Hong Kong 97, that shot of a dead body is that of an actual real-life murder victim - forgot who he was, but I did read about that fact somewhere.
Yeah can’t believe they included that!
I thought that ended up being from some movie
I believe it was a Chechnyan soldier but yeah that's a real picture of a dead person
@@GotTheBestLigmaIt’s actually a victim killed by Serbian soldiers during the Bosnian Civil War. And the movie where this part was taken is from New Death File III, a Japanese mondo film.
if it was actually a commie well, they DID kill over 200 million ppl, so far.
Bill Laimbeer “virtually unknown basketball player”???
I don’t remember Bill but as a Bulls fan from Chicago I know my dad sure hated him. Still does 😂
Right?! Kids these days… don’t know sh!t about anything.
@@nicholasbullock1709 Don't think he's a kid as he talks about seeing it advertised in EGM magazine. Probably more a case of being more interested in playing dress up with his dollys than watching sports.
LoL, just stirring the pot. ;-)
The Aerosmith game was actually really damn fun in the arcade! I was a huge Aerosmith fan back then and it had machine guns as controllers lol. It was awesome. The SNES version looks like it tried it's best. The voice and music samples sound alright at least.
Visually, it nowhere near tried its best. The SNES is capable of FAR superior visuals to what they shat out in that game.
@@inceptional I agree. They could've done so much better. The SNES/Super Famicom was a powerhouse.
It suffers from the same issue as T2… It goes on forever because it’s an arcade game looking for quarters.
@@GregsGameRoom yep. Same as how they made so many amazing arcade games brutally difficult to where you'll never beat it unless you shell out tons and tons of quarters
@@inceptionalcapabilities and time don’t always work out. They had to get it out of the door and had no time to make a quality game or hire engineers who could.
Confusing controls can ruin any game. By the time the SNES came around,there was no excuse for games to have this huge flaw
Read the manual.
i keep wondering if those games even had any playtesters.
Not gonna lie... I actually really like Mario is Missing. When I was a kid and my dad took me to rent games, I often would rent it. English is not my first language, however (Brazilian Portuguese is), and at the time I didn't know English. My dad would help me with some of the texts sometimes when I'd ask but that aside, I actually played it by myself and through trial and error on the choices, I'd manage to make progress and even beat the game a few times. That coupled with my dad helping me with some of the texts even helped me learn some English. When I understood what you are supposed to do in the game then it became much easier to play by myself. It also helped that I knew some history, so to figure out some of the "quests" was made much easier by that fact. Regardless, I always found enjoyment in Mario is Missing.
Agreed and well said! No doubt game would be perfect for non-English speakers to learn from... another great reason to play it. Seems most criticizing this game today don't understand its audience at all, nor do they care to grasp the point and/or intended flow of the game, so they wrongfully dismiss is as "bad". I posted a similar comment about my experience... I'll repost here:
Most who commonly tear this game apart these days forget it was designed to be a young kid's game (in addition to being educational), like Carmen Sandiego but I'd argue for an even slightly younger audience. I was about 7 when I played it, and I enjoyed it immensely at the time. It was a lot of reading for me at that age, and that's what made it so satisfying when I used the information I read myself to get to the next city. The somewhat mindless exploration of each city and jumping on familiar koopa troopas was just enough 'action' to be the perfect balance for little me.
Your mission is to go back to the early 90's and not let me rent any of these games from Pic-A-Flick thereby ruining my weekend.
Ah yes. Bebe's Kids. So i was 14 in 1998 when we bought a SNES at discount with Killer Instinct as the paxk in game. Because by this time people were dumping their SNES and Genesis systems in favor of those fancy schmanzy PS1s, N64s, and Saturns, I was able to score classic SNES games for $10-$15 at the local flea markets.
And one day after I got off a part time job I had working weekends at a flea market, I went to buy some games. I scored Super Mario All Stars and Zombies Ate My Neighbors. As I was leaving, I saw Bebe's Kids at the bottom of the pile for $1. And I realized why. I also found it boring, monotonous, with horriblegame mechanics, and after watching the cartoon that it was based off of, puzzled as to why these kids were the heroes.
The Rocketeer for the SNES was the worst and disappointing game I've ever played in my childhood.
I remember back in the day my Uncle renting, The Rocketeer and Lester the unlikely, Saw him play them 5 min each and then took them back lmao, Went and got Super Off-Road and NHLPA Hockey '93 instead, Good times.
So I looked up that Home Improvement game because the visual style looked very Euro-platformer to me, which seemed weird for a game based on an American sitcom. But I was wrong, turns out it was developed by former Activision founders Dan Kitchen and David Crane- yes, the creator of Pitfall and A Boy and His Blob was partly responsible for this! I couldn't believe it.
Agreed with all except for Mario is Missing. Most who commonly tear this game apart these days forget it was designed to be a young kid's game (in addition to being educational), like Carmen Sandiego but I'd argue for an even slightly younger audience. I was about 7 when I played it, and I enjoyed it immensely at the time. It was a lot of reading for me at that age, and that's what made it so satisfying when I used the information I read myself to get to the next city. The somewhat mindless exploration of each city and jumping on familiar koopa troopas was just enough 'action' to be the perfect balance for little me. I also had terrible games like Race Drivin', and rightfully couldn't stand them... so despite my age, I still knew when a game was objectively bad IoI
Exactly this. While this type of content is ultimately based on opinion at the end of the day, with those criticizing Mario is Missing it's often more a case of misunderstanding. It's designed to be a chiIdren's game where you're SUPPOSED to sit back and read a lot (both in learning about the world and reading maps), obtain information by jumping on the koopa troopas, then with basic reading comprehension you apply that knowledge and progress to the next area. I get that people expect a platformer and feel misled by the branding, but once you grasp what it's supposed to be it's not a bad game at all imo.
When I searched “bad snes games” it was frequently mentioned.
@@GregsGameRoom It certainly is. And I frequently notice most of its detractors forgetting its target audience. Still free to your opinion of course, just wished you gave it more time to at least finish the first area. Btw I enjoy your content and appreciate the response 👍🏽
Most of the games in this video were made by Western game studios who either didn't know how the SNES worked, or they had to meet deadlines to ship the games out to the public... and forgot to thoroughly test for bugs and other mistakes.
Funny how games were invented in the west but perfected in the east…
Thank you very much a very much have been enjoying your Channel just finding it tonight and then the time where both my mind and health are failing play this video has really given me a great comfort tonight
Glad it helps you, even if it's just a little bit. :D
Ballz 3D is an un-rendered version of Rise of the Robots.
I can’t decide which is worse.
@@GregsGameRoom Hahahaha! Yeah, I understand...sadly, I understand. Ha!
Bebe's Kids was based off an animated movie, which I believe was based off a skit by a stand-up comedian.
I actually rented Mario is Missing once. It came with a photocopied instruction manual. I could tell you a few things about how to play the game, but honestly, the game would be better if it were more compact. Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego is an infinitely superior game to that one, and it's even in the same genre.
Oh boy, Pit-Fighter. My older brother was a fan of that back in the arcades, so when he got the opportunity, he rented it on the SNES. And WOW was it a stinker! I was never a fan of the game, myself, but I saw him play both versions, and even I could see which one was better!
And Rocketeer! I watched my brother play that game on the SNES, too, when he rented it! I never played it myself. Mainly because I watched my bro play it and I'm all, "nah, I'm good." My bro actually BEAT the game, btw; after the Bee Gee racing stages, you get to do MORE racing stages...as the Rocketeer. He's faster. Then the rest of the game is an uninspired platformer.
BTW, considering you played Space Ace, you should check out Dragon's Lair on the SNES. It's also not good, but it's a bit better.
Balls game really is balls.
The most aptly named game ever.
I also had really high hopes for Home Improvement
BeBe's kids was a movie that came out in the 90s. It was terrible you didn't miss anything at all.
Can’t believe there was a game.
BeBe's Kids had a lot of humor that Greg probably wouldn't pick up on.
9:17 You talked about the music chugging because of the graphics. The SNES has a completely independent sound processor with its own internal CPU and memory. The main CPU can grind to a halt and the SPU will keep playing music. The CPU only tells the SPU which tracks and sound effects to play (i.e. something like "play track 4", "stop music", "play sound effect 2"). The chugging music is likely just bad composition for a bad game. I guess it could be maybe too many sound effects being played at once, but in that case, I believe the SPU would just start cutting off sound effects, rather than chugging because of too much action on screen.
Bebe's Kids a force so terrifying majors cities sound the evacuation alarm if word arrives that Bebe's Kids are on approach. And yes that is actually part of the movie from what I've read.
I own most of these games. And I can confirm that they suck.
9:52 Not many people remember this (which is good) but there was a "Where's Waldo" cartoon on Saturday mornings for kids who didn't have cable and were stuck watching crap like the "Where's Waldo" cartoon. Memorable features included magic carpets, Middle Eastern caricatures, and points where the show ground to a halt so the kids at home could search for Waldo in still images. It didn't last long (which is good) but it did spawn this game.
Just wondering if you look at the manuals for these games? I just Googled the American Gladiators manual and it's very specific about which controls to use for which event. I guess it still might be a lousy game, but surely check the instructions to give it half a chance.
Stumbled on this channel and this guy’s voice and enunciation is so astonishingly similar to SNESDrunk that I thought it absolutely had to be the same guy, until…he made it clear he had no idea who Bill Lambieer is. That’s proof enough for me.
Oh jeez, SNES Drunk sounds way better than me!
Can't believe someone got paid to make these games...
Bill Laimbeer was chosen as the mascot for Combat Basketball because he played on the Detroit Pistons during the Bad Boy Era. He was notorious for his extensive record of personal/flagrant fouls.
Wow you never figured out you have to stomp koopas in Mario is Missing. Ouch... Might have helped if you at least had knock back instead of walking through them to show they are still enemies.
I have Pit Fighter. I saw it on top of a pile in the dumpster one day. I think I paid too much, pulling it out and I still got better games that were in the same bag with it ;p
Mario Is Missing gets so much hate, and it's easy to see why as we all thought it was the next "Mario" game back in 93. It's a good edutainment title, but the fact that it seems deceitful is why it gets hate. The best thing about it is the soundtrack. The Mario Is Missing soundtrack is FANTASTIC! Give it a listen!
I could have used this information 35 years ago. I spent a lot of my money from delivering news papers every morning on terrible games. Once you bought a terrible game you were stuck with it. No GameStop to resell it to and no game review videos and game review magazines were too expensive for me back then.
I grew up in Detroit, and I can't figure out why Bill Lambeer got his own crappy basketball game.
Lol in hindsight, he was a great women's basketball coach so why not 😂 but at the time someone commented enforcer.
Batman Forever resembles MK so much because they were both released by Akklaim on SNES. The gadgets required MK-like special move commands
I always thought the developer really missed out by not naming it “Bill Lambeer’s Combat Basketbrawl.”
7:02 Oh look, it's Bitmap Brothers' SPEEDBALL but a "Basketball" game lol
I was half expecting to see “Best of the Best Championship Karate” on here. That was easily one of the worst video games I’ve ever played. I should mention I am one of the few fans of Lester the Unlikely, but I do understand why people don’t like it. It takes a lot of practice to get used to the controls.
This is a fun video, as I played nearly all of these myself back when you could still rent games from video stores. I don't feel like you gave American Gladiators a fair shake though, since while some of the controls are a bit cryptic, you could have looked them up online. My brother and and I figured it out back in the day, but we also played goofy shit like "World Games" for the nes. Trial and error before the days of the internet. I will say though that knowing how to control that game doesn't make it a hidden gem by any means, but it's worth a rental, especially growing up watching the show.
Race Drivin on the SNES is the worst version of the game, even the Gameboy version is better.
Maybe because the lack of resolution and color depth helps the Gameboy?
@@GregsGameRoom Idk the Genesis version is a lot better and it's a fellow 16 bit version. Idk what they were doing on the SNES port
Paperboy 2 and Space Football are bad games but I love them due to nostalgia. (my mother bought them back in the day) I do like some of the songs in Space Football's soundtrack but when you take the nostalgia glasses off, it's obvious Paperboy 2 was poorly made but could have been better, and Space Football is just not a good game. Probably would have been better had it been made much later when technology had advanced. Also, when Rocket League got popular, my mind immediately went back to Space Football.
Most redeeming thing about Paper Boy 2 was its music... which is literally a poor man's version of the Seinfeld theme
BéBé's Kids is a sad imitation of both The Simpsons Arcade Game and B. Rap Boys.
As a Double Dragon fan, Both "The Shadow Falls" and the cartoon it was based on are both the worst ideas of all time.
Hong Kong '97 is the most hilarious but also the most eerie concept for a bootleg game (just like Lester).
Pit-Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Killer Instinct… Those arcade fighters are built for the N64, not the Super NES.
Batman Forever… The arcade game is miles better.
Genesis did a respectable version of Pit Fighter. The SNES version just needed more competent programmers.
These games are not trash.
Zack Morris is trash.
NO FEAR.
Not sure if I agree about Mario is Missing. I feel like the only fair comparison for a game like that, is to something like Mario's Time Machine and similar edutainment games from around the same era. Chances are that if you didn't like Mario is Missing, you wouldn't like any of the others. To be fair to you, I would agree that Mario is Missing is a weaker game than Mario's Time Machine, because Mario's Time Machine has a surfing minigame and also lets you fill in the questions at any time.
Agreed 100%. Kid-me thoroughly enjoyed both games back in the day, and I still respect the niche both of them delivered. It's unfortunate how many looking back at them with today's lens faiI to understand what they were, and thus give up before they grasp the flow and mechanics... case in point with this video.
3:18 the whole 3D fighting craze began with War Gods
Youve covered some games i havent seen on SNES Drunk. Nice job.
Ok, this was a good list. Plus, it brought me to your Channel…BUUUUT…Double Dragon V was super easy and was in 5th grade when it came out…
Yeah he was a comedian in the early 90s. They made a cartoon based off of him. He was killed in a car wreck or something
I had Space Ace as a kid and I got exactly as far as you did - maybe less actually as I remember not being able to jump across to the platform despite it being an obvious jump. A complete waste of however much money my mum spent on it. I think that's a part of gaming during that era that many people forget: owning a game as a kid and it being so obtuse or difficult that it's only playable for a couple of minutes.
Just a couple of other duffers I owned:
Battletoads in Battlemaniacs (SNES) - 2.5 fantastic levels (cos I'm counting the bonus stage) and that's all there is. I managed to beat the hoverbike stage when I played it via emulation using save states only to find that it's all downhill from there. Did Rare just give up during development?
Bart and The Beanstalk (GB) - I reached the second level exactly once. I tried it recently as an adult and gave up very quickly. Slow, precise gameplay with a very short area of visibility. A tedious, dull and frustrating game. Nice box art though (I guess that's part of why I chose it - doh!).
Oh, I thought Battlemaniacs was good? Guess I need to get further into it.
@@GregsGameRoom The first 2 levels are good - frankly they're some of the best beat-em-up action ever made - and the bonus stage has some welcome World of Illusion vibes, but the rest of the game (which is only 3 levels and a final boss, if I'm remembering correctly) is just a memory test of one-hit kills. Like I say, it's like Rare ran out of time or deliberately sabotaged their own game or something, it's so bizarre. Even when playing with save states, I couldn't beat it. I got stuck on the track level where you're being chased. No idea what I was doing wrong, although I'm sure the internet at the time said that just the small amount of lag created by emulation made that level next to impossible. I don't claim to know how true that is - and it was so long ago - but it certainly felt impossible at the time. Such a waste of an otherwise great beat-em-up.
I can't imagine the horror a child must have experienced on Christmas morning when they unwrapped a copy of fuckin Home Improvement...
Ballz 3d was actually kind of fun on Genesis, once you learn how to cheese the game it gets pretty hilarious.
You can pick more then one robot in Rise of the Robots, its just limited to the two player mode. in there you can play as all of the robots in the game.
Revolution X is such a shame. There are *no* good ports of the game, not even the Saturn or PlayStation versions which you'd *think* would be arcade-perfect due to the hardware.
Bebe's Kids music sounds like how every song these days is made
Ooof! So many... not so good memories. Where do I begin?
Well, I remember renting American Gladiators back in the day, both the NES and SNES versions, and thank you for saying the NES version was better; the arcade style of it, like The Wall being gigantic and maze-like was way more tense than the SNES version. Also, the NES version of Assault has no breaks in the action as you dash towards the gun and try to fire at a MOVING TARGET that you must hit THREE TIMES instead of a stationary one you must hit once with a clunky aiming meter. As for the SNES version of The Wall, IIRC, you climb by mashing L and R, same thing for The Eliminator. For Human Cannonball, IIRC, the power meter, (the one of the left), must be at 75% and aim of course at 50%, you also need to tuck your legs before hitting the gladiator. (That was a rule in the actual show that was added in the second season after gladiators kept getting hurt from taking basically 30 MPH dropkicks!)
Batman Forever... Yeah, it sucks forever!
Bébé's Kids: This was based on an animated film which itself was based on a stand-up routine performed by the late Robin Harris. The routine basically involved Harris getting badgered into babysitting the children of a lady named Bébé who'd always end up annoying Harris. The kids' catchphrase was "We don't die, we _multiply!"_ The movie basically built on the routine into a proper film story. Sadly, Robin Harris died during the movie's production, so Faizon Love would end up voicing him in animation, though Harris still appears in live action at the beginning.
Double Dragon V... Can you tell Technos Japan was in dire straights at the time? For one, they had no involvement in the game at all! As you already mentioned, it was Tradewest who had the license to the IP and were basically given free reign to have Leland Interactive Media make this mess. At least they made better games in the past like Ivan "Ironman" Sturat's Super Off Road and Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat, play those instead!
Paperboy 2. Me and my cousin used to play that one a lot. Why it wasn't as good as the original, I don't know. At least it allows two players to duel in the obstacle course. The Genesis version is better, it more resembles the arcade version of the original game, and it even gives you a bunnyhop to let you jump back onto the sidewalk instead of having to use a driveway!
Race Drivin'! The Game Boy version is much better. No, really! That version was developed by Argonaut, same people who made Star Fox. Nuff said!
Revolution X: Why they tried porting that to SNES? And why no Super Scope or Justifier support? I'm sure the PS1 version is better.
Space Ace... "Hmm hmm"? Hmm hmm... *HMM HMM!?*
The Wizard of Oz... That game almost makes me wish the movie was never made, but the movie is a deserved classic so... Yeah, who thought the game was a good idea? Worst part, when Dorthy meets a new character, they only get ONE LIFE! And if they die, they're out of the game for good and you can't win even though it's not game over!
Rise of the Robots was trash. I rented the game and it was not fun to play. The game was over-hyped and it failed to live up to it.
There is a secret move combo that allows you to beat up the enemies in Bebe's Kids in just 3-4 hits, but nobody who played the game knew right off. Don't worry, I've seen playthroughs of this game - it does NOT get any better after the first stage.
No doubt it doesn’t.
Good futuristic sports games of the 80s and 90s BaseWars NES, MegaMan Soccer thought the ending is glitched and Mutant League on Genesis they had Football and Hockey. I'd love to see a Mutant Hockey League like the spiritual successor Mutant Football League on Switch.
Balls 3D was just a joke don't understand why they made this😂
Did they just recycle the music from SNES Terminator 2 for Last Action Hero?
While I disagree with a few choices I really liked this video overall. Good job sir.
Holy hell, that 3d football game you showed will make you nauseous fast! Damn.
I’m still queasy from playing it.
@@GregsGameRoom it took only a couple seconds and I was like, nope! Lol. Can't watch this much longer. Crazy how I'm 43 and I've never heard of or ever seen that snes game before. Obviously it's a good thing I didn't. Lol
I honestly really enjoyed Batman forever. The controls definitely take some getting use to but when you do, It’s not too bad.
Double Dragon 5 is cartoony because, wait for it, it was adapted from the cartoon.
Oh... I have flashbacks of the "baja" stage.
the Bill Lambeer game was $1 a few years ago. so I picked it up. it's brutal. but after some practice I figured it out. but yeah frustrating.
Double Dragon V was because of fans who wanted a 1 v 1 fighter
The only version of Paperboy 2 that's actually worth playing is the Sega Genesis version, because that one was made by a different developer who knew what they were doing. Almost every other version was made by Mindscape, and they suck.
Important note: If anyone gets any of these games, please send them to recycling for disposal.
Thank you for your attention
😂🤣😂
I remember enjoying paper boy 2
Gladiators just rebooted on TV in the UK so the urge to play this is strongggg
They’ve tried to reboot it a few times but it hasn’t worked. Did you see the documentary on Netflix?
My cousin had DD5 but his dad literally threw it in the trash when he saw you could beat up women in it. Good riddance though
Space Ace does suck. Lester was innovative suck. I don't like any of the POP type games of that time either.
Can’t imagine wanting to play Lester…
I had Batman Forever when I was a kid. I never figured out how to use the grappling hook so I never even made it to the second floor so I absolutely hated it. My mom always wanted me to play it though because I guess it was expensive and I would just get so pissed off because I could've been playing DKC or Mario or hell any other game I had that was better.
Rock and roll racing is technically a snes futuristic sports game I would defend.
This video is amazing if you like watching someone who sucks at gaming complain about games he hasn't played.
The expression on the blue dude face says it all 😂😂😂😂😂
Haha
Also, re: futuristic sports games, the Mutant League Football games were fun.
I knew Race Driving would be on this list. Easily the worst game I’ve ever played.
In regards to Lester (considering this was produced almost a decade ago) - th-cam.com/video/7rt7eRMk2ZY/w-d-xo.html
It could have been good with some tweaks. I guess it’s the SNES equivalent to Greendog!
Sadly, I remember a LOT of these games and none of them are redeemable. 😂 I also remember seeing Bebe’s kids when I was younger, a movie that was also pretty much like the game, nothing to write home about.
The game gear columns is with out a doubt my favorite version!
Very nice video ❤
A friend and I were playing Revolution X and it was pretty boring. He Game Overed and I kept going. He got up and went to the bathroom and by the time he came back I had beaten it 😂. He was so mad he sat thru most of it and didn't see the ending
Haha, classic!
Paperboy 2 was so addictive. I won't sit here and accept this slander lol
I was agreeing until you came to Wheres Waldo on the SNES. That game is actually good.
I asked for Mortal Kombat 3 for my birthday in October 1995 and I got Ballz instead….
You are right! Batman Forever is awful because of the grappling
Road Riot 4WD looks like they tried to mashup Quad Challenge and Roadblasters
That's it in a nutshell.
I found SNESDrunk's second channel.
wasn't there A Where's Waldo cartoon?
I kinda enjoy Paperboy 2 as a short time waster.
I could find other more enjoyable ways to waste time…
The main problem with the Home Improvement game (as the Nintendo Power mini-review put it) is that it lacks the TV show's humor.
Yeah, all these SNES games are complete and utter turds. I look forward to the equivalent Genesis list.
Oh, it’s coming…
Ah, if we had the internet videos aeons ago, i could've avoided quite a few of those headaches.
Bebe's Kids - the first time i played i was like WTF is this. you lasted longer than me in this game, it gave me a headache and stressed me in about 3 minutes max.
Batman game - me and a friend never figured how to get out of the first room.
Home Improvement - I actually played quite a bit of this game, until one stage that was massive and i could not figure it out. Also never figured out why it was called that, as i'm not american lol.
Pit Fight - played in genesis, me and friend spent TONS of time on this one. was pretty good. can't say about the snes version.
Rise of the Robots - My TOP 1 WORST GAME EVER. no "trash game list" is a valid entry without this one. It also has a PC version, a SECOND game, and a book!
As an extra, you missed "Captain Novolin". Yes, it's meant to be educational or something, but why must EVERY education game be terrible?
I was born in 81 , when i was 5 or 6 i got a nes , by the 2nd gen console war i had a sega genesis , so i missed clasics Nintendo had on the snes .. then i had a n64 and game cube also along with the sega 32x add on ... now i own a series s and a switch ... ps5 coming soon
I actually liked Paperboy 2, enough to rent it on both the NES and genesis back then. I guess the graphics weren't a huge upgrade from the 8-bit version, though...
These bad Super Nintendo games look like Commodore Amiga games. Regarding Batman Forever's gameplay resembling Mortal Kombat, it's noteworthy that both titles were published by Acclaim. Double Dragon 5 on the Super Nintendo boasts music of Capcom's quality, at least for the title screen.
Don't blame the console, look at each games developer, or whomever ports the arcade game, and you'll find your answer to why these games are bad.
As for Revolution X, it was the first home version I played, I actually enjoyed it, and used to be able to find all the band members for the game's best ending.
Shaq Fu, Michael Jordan and the Windy City are also horrible