All time worst exclusives?

[Limewater]

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 (us exclusive)

WTF? I'm pretty damn sure I have actually owned the Japanese release of that. US exclusive my ass!

I could be wrong, but I think maybe he meant that it was an exclusive in the US market. Maybe it was multi-platform in Japan.

[Breetai]

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 (us exclusive)

WTF? I'm pretty damn sure I have actually owned the Japanese release of that. US exclusive my ass!

I could be wrong, but I think maybe he meant that it was an exclusive in the US market. Maybe it was multi-platform in Japan.

Only PS1 in Japan.

[CRTGAMER]

N64:
Daikatana

Also on the PC

But he said a few of those were also on the PC. Daikatana did have a Game Boy Color release, but it's a completely different genre.

E.T. For The Atari 2600

Have you actually played it and given it a fair chance?

Admittedly I've heard if you actually read the manual, the game makes a lot more sense. I used to play it at a neighbor's house as a kid, and I didn't think it was as bad as some folks have said...but then again, I think a lot of games that get trashed aren't as bad as people say.

I played this, agree not really all that bad a scavenger hunt of the day. I hated falling in those stupid pits.

[pepharytheworm]

WTF? I'm pretty damn sure I have actually owned the Japanese release of that. US exclusive my ass!

I could be wrong, but I think maybe he meant that it was an exclusive in the US market. Maybe it was multi-platform in Japan.

Only PS1 in Japan.

WTF? I'm pretty damn sure I have actually just made a mistake regarding the Japanese release of that. Being undertanding me thinking it was a US exclusive my ass! See what I did there. I put in bold statements you said and made my own sentence out of them. You know there is no reason for you to be so offended, did you make the game or something.

I am not sure how my statement was a WTF moment for you. I apologize for thinking Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 was released on the Saturn in other markets. Sorry for not being perfect, geez how unhuman of me to make a mistake.

[Jrecee]

How come after 7 pages I'm the first person to defend Yoshi's Story?

[Limewater]

How come after 7 pages I'm the first person to defend Yoshi's Story?

I've heard nothing but good things about it, but have not yet actually played it myself. I have it, though, and I heard it's pretty short, so it will probably be the first thing I try when I hook my N64 back up.

[Jrecee]

How come after 7 pages I'm the first person to defend Yoshi's Story?

I've heard nothing but good things about it, but have not yet actually played it myself. I have it, though, and I heard it's pretty short, so it will probably be the first thing I try when I hook my N64 back up.

Yeah it's not a huge game, and it's not on the level of other Mario sidescrollers, but it's not bad in any way at all.

[Weekend_Warrior]

I may get slammed for this but, I thought Shadow Of The Collossus was a decent game but was plagued with major camera and control issues that just about ruined the game for me. While the idea and graphics looked great, the gameplay and camera was very rough.

It's hardly the worst exclusive for the PS2 though

[Weekend_Warrior]

I would have to throw my vote in for "ps2: Gettin' Up! CE!"

Produced by Mark Ecko, based on spray taggin' your marks on concrete walls and anywhere else possible. The game is terrible....

From the crappy tutorial that teaches you how to do stuff you already do like walk forward in every other game to the impossible feat of teaching yourself to use their chinzy control physics to steer your guy around the mounds of untouchable landscape just so you can learn to climb a wall and how to properly put a ficticous tag in a spot no one is gonna look anyways....

Just terrible! [but it comes with a cool art book that you can use to practice your tags]

It wasn't a PS2 exclusive. There was also an Xbox and PC version

[elmagicochrisg]