Games you know are terrible but still enjoy today because of muh childhood

[Anonymous No.2641010]

Pic related

[Anonymous No.2641015]

>>2641010

[Anonymous No.2641017]

Bugs bunny's birthday blowout. Honestly, it's a meh 6/10, but i loved it when i was a kid and honestly still kinda like it.

[Anonymous No.2641019]

>>2641010
>that filter

Off to a great start OP

[Anonymous No.2641021]

>>2641019
Later I will take a grainy cell phone pic of a blurry crt playing the game on the original hardware with no bullshit filters

Just for you

Because it's so fucking important

[Anonymous No.2641025]

>>2641021
!

[Anonymous No.2641026]

The Mothership multiplayer level without gravity was fun.
The game shouldn't have been so bad though, the single player. I played it with cheats and still couldn't beat it, the final boss kept healing himself.

[Anonymous No.2641027]

>>2641019
Uhh ohh! Somone used a graphical setting you don't like, better start shitposting!

>>2641010
None of my guilty pleasure games are retro, but I've had a lot of people try to tell me Sonic Spinball is shit even though I love it, so maybe that fits?

[Anonymous No.2641031]

probably skate or die.

[Anonymous No.2641202]

I really liked Jedi Academy despite the fact that it was kinda lame. I played it a lot though because it was one of the first games I could run well on my computer.
Any time I hear Jason Marsden in a game I can't unhear your whiny friend Rosh in this game.

[Anonymous No.2641235]

>liking unlicensed Bible games unironically

I guess OP's Sunday school indoctrination took after all.

>>2641015

And someone immediately follows up with a licensed game based on a communist propaganda cartoon.

This thread is off to a great start.

[Anonymous No.2641243]

Legend of kage.

Looks shitty and simplistic but has couple of neat mechanics like deflecting enemy shurikens and anime boss fights.

[Anonymous No.2641257]

>>2641235
>liking unlicensed Bible games unironically

Hey now, they're not all completely terrible.

[Anonymous No.2641258]

>>2641235
>liking unlicensed Bible games unironically

Did you play it when you were 5? I did. That's what this thread is about.

And Noah's Ark on Bible Adventures is objectively decent and playable, nostalgia aside

[Anonymous No.2641259]

>>2641235
>And someone immediately follows up with a licensed game based on a communist propaganda cartoon.

You're not saying this ironically are you?

[Anonymous No.2641261]

This game is lackluster as shit. The arcade version is good, but the combat for the entire game here is basically just abusing the jump kick. Against every enemy. Luckily, the game lasts about 15 minutes if you know what you're doing. But it did give us the most badass vidya quote of all time.

"You ain't tough enough for me." - Mr. K.

[Anonymous No.2641264]

>>2641010
I had this game on my Genesis starring Chester Cheetah. It's not horrible, but it wasn't very good either.

>>2641257
kek

[Anonymous No.2641265]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5aCwQB3Fcs

[Anonymous No.2641267]

>>2641235

*tips fedora*

[Anonymous No.2641271]

>>2641259
He also said he thinks environmentalism is a communist plot. He's obviously either a retard or a troll, does it really matter which it is?

[Anonymous No.2641284]

>>2641243

i still like this game. turbo button helps though. and the music is catchy.

[Anonymous No.2641508]

>>2641235
Nice fedora.

[Anonymous No.2642086]

Probably California Games. I remember renting it a couple times as a kid. Also the sequel, World Games. I specifically remember the cliff diving and being amazed anyone could survive a fall that high.

[Anonymous No.2642161]

FF8
Crash Bandicoot
Super Mario World
Spyro
Vectorman

[Anonymous No.2642171]

>>2642161

[Anonymous No.2642174]

I've replayed and beaten this game a couple times as an adult even if I think it's mediocre at best, I still get a good chunk of nostalgia with it.

[Anonymous No.2642181]

Pic related is not bad but it's also not very good, still love it.

[Anonymous No.2642205]

>>2641010
Why does that look so... weird? It's all bubbly. Photoshop effect? Rerelease? If the latter, that looks awful. Going to assume it was released on the phone.

[Anonymous No.2642223]

>>2642205

some emulators have that awful smoothing effect to round off pixels.

[Anonymous No.2642226]

[Anonymous No.2642237]

>>2642223
Oh. Strange. I guess that'd make sense. Old pixelated games probably are a turnoff for the younger generation. And given how that makes it look like a cute mobile game, that makes a lot of sense.

It's kind of neat that it can do that on the fly, I must admit.

[Anonymous No.2642528]

>>2641235
>wake up, sheeple!!

[Anonymous No.2642574]

>>2642086
Ok, sonny, let me just correct you there
1. California Games is a fondly remembered classic ported to just about every console and then some. NOBODY has ever described California Games as shitty.
2. World Games is NOT its sequel, this is, and it is admittedly shitty compared to the radness of the original, and it was nowhere near as popular.

[Anonymous No.2642628]

Gameplay is sorta like kirby where you can knock out enemies then use them for unique abilities. The level layouts are primitive but it starts out strong with a neat level with alot to do, and each level uses the creature use ability in fun and mechanic changing ways. The backgrounds are neat, the obligatory scrolling level is neat by having a really unique design. The tunes are really catchy.

I love it, I replay it every year or so.

[Anonymous No.2642823]

>>2642628
I thought Little Nemo was generally well regarded. It's pretty amazing in my opinion. Far from terrible.

I didn't know until a few years ago that it was based on a pretty okay movie, which was based on a God-tier comic strip from the 1900s.

[P No.2642827]

This game honestly isn't that bad. I may have a bias towards it, but it's a fun shooter especially if you have another person to play it with you.

[Anonymous No.2642834]

>>2642628
This thread is for "bad" games we played anyways. Little Nemo is fuckin rad.

[Anonymous No.2642838]

>>2642181
rented this once as a kid. my older brother actually beat it, but motherfucking fuck was it frustrating. your guy is like the entire screen tall. everything hits you

[Anonymous No.2642876]

Was the only Mega Man game I had during my childhood. I didn't discover the joy of Mega Man 2 until years later.

[Anonymous No.2643140]

>>2642823
>>2642876
Was it actually good?! That makes me happy, its my personal "game only you've played" game for the NES so I thought my nostalgia goggles were on max mode, but it held a special place in my heart so I was okay with that.

[Anonymous No.2643152]

>>2641015
Fuck no. Captain Planet is not enjoyable on any level at all. Rented it as a kid and the dissapointment of not being Captain Planet and instead having to play one of the shittiest sidescrolling SHMUPS of all time haunts me to this day.

[Anonymous No.2643162]

>>2642628
Wrong game for this thread.

[Anonymous No.2643175]

It was pretty weird for me ....
I used to hate this game when I was a kid and barely played it.

Tried to play it again for muh nostalgia a couple of years ago...

I know it's kind of bad but I really enjoy it a lot now.

[Anonymous No.2643206]

>>2642628

this game was never considered bad. just slightly overlooked.

[Anonymous No.2643246]

>>2641261
Had the ZX Spectrum version. Was the shit and still is, anyone who says otherwise is objectively wrong.

[Anonymous No.2643436]

I have troubles finding the flaws that everyone else did with this game. I used to rent it so often as a kid that I probably paid for the game tenfold. The levels are gorgeous with multiple routes, the music is great, and I really had no problems with the controls like everyone else seems to. What, you think he runs too fast? Then don't constantly run fast. Going that fast is for the pros who learn the level layouts. Hate fall damage? Then glide for fuck's sake, it negates all of it. Bubsy 3D was shit, but it's not really fair to pain the first two games with the same brush, they were both really fun.

[Anonymous No.2643676]

>>2643436
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Give me a dollar you cunt!
Give me your fucking shoes, eh!

Give me that fucking goon bag!
You fucking racist white dog cunt!

None of your fucking breakdowns white cunt!
All we do is fucking break-ins you fucking cunt!

That's what our roots come!
Meekatharra fucking represent

Gosnells. Kalgoorlie. Coolangatta.
Halls Creek you cunt!
Wagga-Wagga!

I finished my block of export you white cunt
And I want your fucking money you bitch

Tribal council!
You can't escape the black justice you white dog!

Forty of us in a Kingswood!
Cunt you better run!
Stolen generation you cunts!

[Anonymous No.2644020]

I'm not entirely sure about this, it's been a long time. On one hand, the melee combat system was interesting, but looking back it might have been a considerably more ridiculous game than I realized back then.

[Anonymous No.2644048]

>>2643152
>and the dissapointment of not being Captain Planet and instead having to play one of the shittiest sidescrolling SHMUPS of all time haunts me to this day
I know that feel. Still, you try not playing the game after weeks of begging your mom to buy it. I learned to like it and actually and unironically got really excited when I reached level 2.

[Anonymous No.2645120]

>>2643436
A Bubsy thread not so long ago addressed all this.
It's a competent platformer that suffers from Sonic-itis in many peoples eyes but still fun and memorable for those who played it back in the day.
>>2643676
Australia plz

[Anonymous No.2647289]

>>2642181
Lol I had a Gamepro Mag with the entire walkthrough / level layout for this when I was a kid. I always thought it would be a totally rad game to play. Boy was I disappointed when I got a hold of emulators.