/vr/ - Retro Games

>>11215993
Not him but Bill & Ted is one of those games that isn't good and I would not recommend nor would I sit down and play, but it's at least playable. If you owned it, and you sat down and put the time into it, yeah, you'd get good enough at it and figure out what you needed to do in it, and you'd be able to beat it consistently. When we're talking about the worst licensed games, the bar is set very low because games like >>11216006 exist where they're just an 8-bit mess and you can't even beat them without using cheat codes. Hell you start up that game and if you play one-player it saddles you with a computer-controlled player that doesn't work because it just moves at random and you have to wait for it to die before you can continue. At least Bill & Ted functions.
You can look at that screenshot of Bill & Ted and you can make out a tree, a rock, grass, two humans. A reasonable person could assume they're in a forest. Essentially you can tell the very basics of what's going on. But you look at a screenshot of X-Men and what the fuck even is this shit. It's just 8-bit shit.