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worst video game
By admin | November 12, 2007
worst video game
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 SSX Xbox 360 USED  US $10.45
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 Fracture Sony Playstation 3 2008 US $6.99
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 Blind Melon Soup CD US $.99
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 Mega Man X Super Nintendo 1993 SNES Super NES Cleaned Tested Works Rare US $21.95
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 The Incredible Hulk Xbox 360 2008 US $9.99
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 PLAY NINE THE CARD GAME OF GOLF RULES TIPS BRAND NEW US $12.95
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 SSX Xbox 360 USED US $3.25
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 Incredible Crisis Sony PlayStation 1 2000 US $9.99
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The Worst of Golf $13.64 Worst Of Golf goes right under the skin of the game, with each of the book''''s eleven chapters covering a different worst—including worst chokers, the worst tantrums, the ... |
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LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game - Pre-Played $14.99 Captain Jack is back with a whole new world to explore! LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game packs the adventure of three movies into one gigantic game. Join Captain Jack Sparrow for a trio of Pirate sagas filled with 70 characters and styled after the first three installments of the hit film franchise. Swashbuckle through 20 levels in single-player or Co-Op Mode, or go back to dig up new items (treasure, anyone?) in Freeplay Mode. When the quirky Captain Jack meets the irreverence of LEGO, you know you're in for an entertaining adventure. |
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Dead Space - Pre-Played $14.99 Step into the space suit of Isaac Clarke, an engineer sent to check a communication problem on the deep-space mining ship, the USS Ishimura. As soon as he arrives, everything is wrong. The crew of a thousand people is gone. The ship is in terrible shape, so you must repair it as you go along. And worst of all, nasty aliens await you around every corner in this sci-fi horror game. Explore the silent environment of space to solve the mystery of what happened, then get the heck out of there. Find and buy new weapons and tools, upgrade your suit, and carefully take out your enemies - you'll need to go for arms, legs, and other things before taking them down for good. |
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Dead Island - Pre-Played $29.99 Welcome to the world's worst vacation spot. The island of Banoi was supposed to be the next great resort destination. The untouched tropical paradise boasts beautiful beaches, a welcoming local population, and everything an adventurous sightseer would want to explore. That was, until it developed a zombie problem. The bright side? You're immune to the outbreak. The downside? Instead of climbing mountains and sipping cocktails, you'll be clubbing zombies. Thankfully, your vacation package includes plenty of customizable weapons geared toward zombie smashing, gashing, and shredding. Prepare for an island-wide melee as you join up to three other drop-in-drop-out vacationers and brawl though an open world filled with the undead. |
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Brink $12.99 A city built as a monument to the best of mankind sits on the Brink of bringing out humanity's worst. Conceived as a sustainable green habitat, the floating islands of The Ark were meant as an inspiring exercise in the potential of community. That was before rising oceans made The Ark man's last resort. Now, The Ark is on the verge of all-out civil war. Fight for Security or the Resistance in FPS play that's as flexible as it is furious. Use a robust character creator, play solo, competitively, or cooperatively, and take your character online at any moment in your quest to save the human race. |
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Dead Island $19.99 Welcome to the world's worst vacation spot. The island of Banoi was supposed to be the next great resort destination. The untouched tropical paradise boasts beautiful beaches, a welcoming local population, and everything an adventurous sightseer would want to explore. That was, until it developed a zombie problem. The bright side? You're immune to the outbreak. The downside? Instead of climbing mountains and sipping cocktails, you'll be clubbing zombies. Thankfully, your vacation package includes plenty of customizable weapons geared toward zombie smashing, gashing, and shredding. Prepare for an island-wide melee as you join up to three other drop-in-drop-out vacationers and brawl though an open world filled with the undead. |
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Brink - Pre-Played $6.99 A city built as a monument to the best of mankind sits on the Brink of bringing out humanity's worst. Conceived as a sustainable green habitat, the floating islands of The Ark were meant as an inspiring exercise in the potential of community. That was before rising oceans made The Ark man's last resort. Now, The Ark is on the verge of all-out civil war. Fight for Security or the Resistance in FPS play that's as flexible as it is furious. Use a robust character creator, play solo, competitively, or cooperatively, and take your character online at any moment in your quest to save the human race. |
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Darkness II - Pre-Played $42.99 The Darkness returns to unleash more chaos, whether kingpin Jackie Estacado likes it or not, in this sinister FPS based on the gritty comic saga. Two years after avenging his girlfriend's death, Jackie survives an attempt on his life that reawakens his powers. Go on a terrifying journey that reveals what his would-be killers were after and - even worse - what The Darkness wants. Rip everything to shreds with the power of the Demon Arms, which let you use your demonic powers while firing a weapon with each of your human hands. Light is your worst enemy so keep to the shadows - that's where your unstoppable powers activate. |
Top 5 Ridiculous Video Game Weapons
They were the weapons you loved to have and made your enemies run in fear if they had a brain (or they would no longer have one if number 3 on our list was your chosen weapon). They were the overpowered and apocalyptic weapons that tilted the scales far in your favor. They made you a video game God. They were also ridiculous. You had to wonder who made these weapons. How were they physically possible? Some of them were bittersweet, looking fantastic in the hands of their previous owner but then proving nearly unusable in your own. And, as you will see with one of our picks, sometimes you wondered why they were even in the game. The top 5 ridiculous video game weapons sometimes defined the games they were in and often plagued the last minute Halloween costume maker.
5. Final Fantasy VIII - The Gun Blade
This weapon made the list because it is likely the most impractical weapon ever created in a video game. It was harder to use than a simple sword and, despite what you might think, didn't actually fire any projectiles. Instead, pulling the trigger would send a powerful vibration through the blade that would deal extra damage to your enemies. This brings two questions to mind. First, why wouldn't you want this extra damage? Why not set up the blade to always give out this extra damage. Just affix a button to the regular grip and you're all set. Second, why wasn't it a gun? Wouldn't this be a far more useful weapon? The gun blade made an appearance in several Final Fantasy games but first appeared in the hands of Squall in Final Fantasy VIII.
4. F.E.A.R. - Armacham Type-7 Particle Weapon
This weapon, although powerful, came with a serious disadvantage. If you missed on your first shot at close range, you were a deer in headlights. However, at a distance, this weapon was truly ridiculous. We won't go into the physics of this weapon (it's not possible) but it essentially melted the flesh from your unarmored enemy in one shot and left them as a humorous bloody skeleton. Come up against an army equipped with these weapons and you've got a serious problem on your hands. This weapon was a good reason for the title of the game and coming up against an armored clone equipped with one of these babies was a jaw clenching experience - even with super fast reflexes.
3. Turok 2 - Cerebral Bore
Ah the cerebral bore. At least the Particle Weapon was a quick death. The cerebral bore was a series of painful functions that ultimately left the recipient with an empty skull. In the single player campaign, the cerebral bore was deadly. A small projectile was fired with hooks, a drill bit and an explosive device. Once this device hooked on to the victim's skull, it would bore into their head, suck out a gusher or blood and brains and finally blow up the victim in a cloud of gore. In multiplayer, this gun was not deadly against an opponent at full health. However, it packed a critical punch. Anyone that played Turok 2 multi player certainly remembers that distinctive whine and the pitter-patter of everyone on the map running for their lives.
2. Silent Hill 2 - The Great Knife
Who didn't want to be Pyramid Head for a day? This hulking Egyptian monolith wielded this weapon like it weighed 1,000 lbs. but swung it like a feather. It took braving a dark run through a tunnel with the man himself right on your tail to find out just what this weapon packed. Just like Pyramid Head, you were forced to drag this weapon behind you and swing it laboriously over your head to simply annihilate the poor soul standing in front of you. However, once you tucked it away in your pocket, everything was just fine. For this reason, the Great Knife comes in at number two. Its uses were few and, despite its power, you were left fairly well crippled while using it. Still, it's as close as we'll ever get to being the big guy, for now at least.
1. Doom - BFG 9000
No surprises here. There comes a time when you have to relax when dealing with alien technology - really anything is possible. However, the BFG 9000 likely started the trend of ridiculous guns in the future and no video game weapon list is complete without the BFG 9000 coming in somewhere near number one. The actual name of this gun has been disputed. According to Doom's game manual, it was the "Big Freakin' Gun." According to one of the worst video game movies ever made, it was the nonsensical "Bio Force Gun." Players (and the original writer, Tom Hall) had a much less G rated name for it. Whatever the name, this weapon was absolutely ridiculous - cooking up enemies with a single shot and blowing them into video game history.
Honorable Mentions:
God of War - Blades of Chaos/Olympus
Gears of War - Hammer of Dawn
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - Tactical Nuke
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