/vr/ - Retro Games

Yeah, it's probably gotta be Action 52.

It was ridiculously expensive and not a single game included on the multicart was even remotely playable. Also, the cart itself had something wrong with it and hot incredibly hot while playing, so I'd say the inherent cart defect should be included when talking about the game's quality.

I wish I could tell you something more unknown, but Action 52 really is the legendary epitome of awfulness. The fact that a developer managed to make 52 games without a single one of them being anywhere close to even 'playably bad' is something of an achievement.

I'm gonna say /vr/tual boy.

>>1045809
Yep that's the one.

>>924758
I think /vr/ putting together a MUGEN character's much more possible than getting a full game made.

>>859968
Maybe this one is a bit better for you?
>>859974
Oh god of course not. But Chester is stuck in the 80's and 90's. I thought the thing was bad ass as a kid.