Prem-aka-Prince said:The bottom line is: if you actually enjoyed it, surely it wasn't so bad?That's kinda not the point of the question from what I gather, the whole 'so bad it's good' idea is that you're enjoying it because you're laughing at it, not with it. You're enjoying it because it's so bad that it gives you a chuckle. As opposed to enjoying games that are just objectively 'bad'. At least that's what the title and description suggests.
Examples of this would be games that are so buggy and broken that you can sit and laugh at the stuff that messes up, or AI that's so dumb and exploitable that you'll get a chuckle out of that, or maybe really poor dialogue that just hits your funny bone.
This is a hard one for me because I don't tend to get bad games, like sure some are objectively bad but I enjoyed them personally so I wouldn't consider those bad games... and when I do play a bad game usually just want to stop playing immediately and don't really get much out of breaking them for parody purposes.
I suppose Beyblade on PS1 could be considered one for this list because of 1) The dumb dialogue which you can laugh at and 2) The many ways in which you can just break the game entirely, but this is very short lived.
Also perhaps the 2 Crazy Frog Racer games on PS2 because it's like, really... REALLY... You actually decided to make... THIS!? It's really bad and really easy to exploit, and it has so many random characters that have nothing to do with the Crazy Frog at all as the main playable cast xD.
Oh... and Sonic Boom, need I say more, the game is so broken you can just try and fly around and stuff...
Those are the only 3 I think you could get some fun out of the 'so bad it's good' scenario, otherwise, I just don't touch the bad games.
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