04-12-2017, 02:41 PM
Just going to list three, since I have a pretty large list.
- Glover (N64, PC, PSX)
A failed attempt at a mascot platformer during their 3d glory days. Slippery controls and repetitive, unfair, bland level design makes it a nightmare. Also, the whole game might as well be an escort mission for crystals or something. Who would have thought there was almost a sequel to this disaster. PC version is almost impossible to run on modern computers, as the PSX version was made by Atari, and butchered out whatever charm was left.
- Superman 64 (You know what console it's from)
Flying through rings, boring combat missions, and very little Superman-themed gameplay makes this game a bore. The issue was that the original concept of the game was dropped out due to the licensees that Titus was in contract in had ridiculous requests (Such as Superman not being able to hurt realistic-looking people), and it resulted in the game being a rushed mess. Though, a PSX Superman game was shown off that shows that Titus learnt from their mistakes, but sadly, was not released.
- Pac-Man World 3 (DS Version)
While the console and PC versions are... sorta okay (repetitive gameplay, voice-acted Pac-man, not released in Japan), but the DS version? Oh boy. It's a nightmare. Glitchy, messy gameplay, making so much content cuts it's sadistic, jpeg-cutscenes, and forced in touch-controls because it can. The DS wasn't really well-known for it's 3D platformers (SM64 DS, Rayman 2), this game shows exactly why with it's stiff, awkward controls.
- Glover (N64, PC, PSX)
A failed attempt at a mascot platformer during their 3d glory days. Slippery controls and repetitive, unfair, bland level design makes it a nightmare. Also, the whole game might as well be an escort mission for crystals or something. Who would have thought there was almost a sequel to this disaster. PC version is almost impossible to run on modern computers, as the PSX version was made by Atari, and butchered out whatever charm was left.
- Superman 64 (You know what console it's from)
Flying through rings, boring combat missions, and very little Superman-themed gameplay makes this game a bore. The issue was that the original concept of the game was dropped out due to the licensees that Titus was in contract in had ridiculous requests (Such as Superman not being able to hurt realistic-looking people), and it resulted in the game being a rushed mess. Though, a PSX Superman game was shown off that shows that Titus learnt from their mistakes, but sadly, was not released.
- Pac-Man World 3 (DS Version)
While the console and PC versions are... sorta okay (repetitive gameplay, voice-acted Pac-man, not released in Japan), but the DS version? Oh boy. It's a nightmare. Glitchy, messy gameplay, making so much content cuts it's sadistic, jpeg-cutscenes, and forced in touch-controls because it can. The DS wasn't really well-known for it's 3D platformers (SM64 DS, Rayman 2), this game shows exactly why with it's stiff, awkward controls.