Heh. Yeah, Po'd definitely wasn't for everyone. Some of us really dug it though. I just loved the fact that it was a shooter where you'd find yourself fighting walking assholes that fired missiles at you from their rectums... AND YOU'D BE USING HUMAN INTESTINES TO FIGHT THEM!! WTFH?!???!?!! For sheer effed-up novelty, Po'd scored points with me. And great ending too. -Exactly the kind of finale to a game that hours of intense gameplay should culminate in. ~You fucking end up as a mass of lifeless organs in jars! - IN A KITCHEN! MWAHH-HAH-HA-HA-HA-HA-HAHHH!!
I dunno. For me, the worst gaming experiences (I am happy to say) have all been rented, so I never dropped more than 3 bucks on any one mistake. You really can't get much lower than Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde though. I mean, supposedly you were supposed to "prevent Hyde from progressing too far in the monster world" when you transformed into him. Spelunker for the NES was also pretty crappy. - Levels and graphics that just made you wanna give up quick, and the most depressing 8-bit music you have ever heard. Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters was utter crap. More so because I really enjoyed the first game (possibly the only really good Godzilla game made to date).
Further ahead though, Donkey Kong 64 and MK Special Forces both scraped the bottom of the barrel as far as piss-poor 3D concept titles go, and PSX's Mega Man X titles nearly brought me to tears. But as a fan of fighting games, I have to say that the all time worst games I have ever played would have to be Rise of the Robots (SNES) and Tatoo Assassins (arcade). Oh sweet tweakin' CHRIST those games sucked, blew, and then hurled to boot. I consider myself weakened as a gamer for those experiences. Blecch!!