SaGa Frontier 2.

'nuff said.

Hmm... lemme see...

Pandomenium...

that's all I remember... unless I left some out

unless you wanted to talk about very old games with crappy graphics and gameplay

Commander Keen
Prince of Persia (Old Version)
Duke Nukem (2d, not the new one especially "land of the babes")
UFO: Enemy Unknown

I still have that game! Its easy to beat now but I remember it took a long time to learn how to beat it.

Superman 64 is the all time worst game ever.

There was an Animorph game for GBC way back when. Basically you turned into animals, but only after you beat them to death in combat.

You moved really slowly as a human, so I normally walked around as a snake or, I think it was a gorilla, because for some reason it moved fastest. Unfortunately, there are certain key events that will only trigger if you're a human and you can't progress until you've seen them.

And even looking past the design flaws (like password based saving) the story was pretty awful as well.

I know an independent company made a few really crappy Zelda games, I just cant remember what they were called. I never played them, just heard about their crappyness.

Never played Tales of Phantasia, but Tales of Symphonia is awesome.

I hated the new Dead or Alive for the 360, way too hard, irritating combat, graphics were nice though.

Also, I played Crono Trigger, and it looked good, but when I got to the prehistoric part, it just got cheezy, and I never finished it.

Oh my god. Chrono Trigger is sacred.

You die. You die and you go to hell.

Sadly, I agree, the Pre-historic part IS cheesy, but after that the plot really picks up, and it's Chrono Trigger, not Crono Trigger, Crono is the main character, heh. It is probably one of the best games ever created for its time, and all has the best music of its time and most plot suffiency of its time. It is the sacredness that makes old school nintendo so good.

Yeah, I know that it's extremely cheesy when you go to 65 million BC and find cavemen fighting with dino-men, but it's really not a reason to turn a good game down. Plus, the Black Tyrano is the coolest boss ever.

SUPER EDIT-O MAN:
Not the "worst" ever, but games I didn't like, definately - GTA III and Doom III. What's funny is that I liked the previous games, but GTA just got too chavvy for me (and where're the 2D graphics? That's what have drawn me to the series in the first place!), and Doom III is just a fancy engine showoff linked, with the gameplay that should have been like in the last 2 Dooms, but tries (ineptly) to pose as a survival horror. Main reason of failing: you can get scared by monsters jumping out from behind you or the corner only so many times.

Five really huge dislikes...

Ephemreal Phantasia is possibly the worst game ever made.
Suikoden IV was crap. And I was a fan of the series until that game
Legend of the Dragoon. Has there ever been a more sterotyped game then that one?
Grandia 3. Very dissapointing Only worth playing for the battle system.
Chrono Cross. Most dissapointing 'sequel' to a game.

EDIT:
Forgot to mention the worst game ever. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. The Zelda for the Cube was horrible, but then that came on it. Made me sell anything Nintendo I had save for my SNES and cartridge games.

I enjoyed Wind Waker. It had perhaps the best final Ganon Fight I've ever seen. I'm a big Zelda geek here by the by.

Crystal Chronicles sucked a lot. And speaking of sucky sequels for the cube that sucked, Pokemon Coliseum. Sucks. I liked the other ones, but this one sucks. No funny games like stadium and no way to catch a pokemon. It just sucked so hard. Felt ashamed I touched it.

Kingdom Hearts II, PS2 - Admittedly, it wasn't the entire game.. it was Atlantica that ruined the game for me. I think my ears are still bleeding a little.

Orphen: Scion of Sorcery, PS2 - I'm frustrated just thinking about it.

Ninja Cop, GBA - Seriously.. what were they thinking?

Tonka Space Station, PSX - Christmas gifts from distant great aunts, ftw.

Yoshi's Cookies, SNES - ...

Final Fantasy X-2, PS2 - Nothing more than a poor excuse for softcore porn. I blame Enix. I'm sure the plot would've been a-ok if I could've only gotten past the agonizing character stereotypes. It was like watching a no-legged dog chase cars: just sad. I did find it ironic that Yuna grew into a leader with experience, while Rikku regressed into a simpering idiot.

I'm sure there are more, but I keep going back to, "Wow, I should REALLY go play Guitar Hero," so I think I will.

You're kidding, right?

Wind Waker was aaaaaawesome. I thought I'd hate it and for the most part I wasn't thrilled with a lot of the dungeons but the sailing, lords the sailing! I loved every second of sailing the seas hunting for treasure and mapping islands.

Myst.

Silent Hill, for PS 1.

Why? I was so scared that I stopped playing after a few minutes and brought it back to the seller the next day. But I was young!

I think it was called Buck Bumble? Was a shooter where you played a bee and you did..something. was on the N64.

I loved that game as a kid!

EDIT: I mean, you were a cyborg bee fighting mutated insects with crazy weapons! Actually the reason I liked it was because it had an awesome theme song.

Found the theme song! http://buckbumble.ytmnd.com/

How young were you? You can't have been younger than I was when I played (and beat, because it's so awesome) that game. And I was WUSSY.