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>10: Zelda 2
The stubby sword range and game overs sending you to the very starting point make this game incredibly tedious to play.
>9: Tama - Adventurous Ball in Giddy Labyrinth
Here's a weird pick. This was a launch-month PS1 game in Japan. It runs at a bafflingly low framerate, it's really slow, and just doesn't stay exciting for long. It's one of those toys where you tilt a ball through a maze into a goal hole, but a video game.
>8: any of the "dark age" Mario Party games
I can't decide which one is the worst, but they all miss the mark with horrible gimmicky experimental gameplay. At least NDcube partially redeemed themselves on Switch.
>7: Castlevania: The Adventure
Christopher moves so slowly, losing whip strength from damage is bullshit, and there's no subweapons. Just play Belmont's Revenge or Rebirth.
>6: Sonic Blast (Game Gear)
Knuckles' only playable GG outing, and it had to be this piece of shit. The core physics are amateurish and the sprites are huge, so you don't get a good view of the action.
>5: Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
This was a glorified DLC sold as a premium-priced sequel, and none of the issues from BotW were fixed. The central building mechanic loses its appeal and incentive quickly.
>4: Paper Mario Sticker Star
Fundamentally poorly thought-out and underbaked game design, paired with spite against something fans liked.
>3: Ultima 8
Above all else, the platforming was a horrible idea to implement in an RPG.
>2: X-Men (NES)
You can barely tell what's going on, and having to play with a second player (or CPU as a single player) is just a needless chore to work around.
>1: Human Killing Machine
Imagine Street Fighter 1. But even choppier. And with no special moves. And only one action button. And an arbitrary system that determines how many KOs you need to win the next round. It was actually built off of terrible PC ports' code from SF1 ports, but Capcom rejected the devs' desire to call it "Street Fighter 2".