Top 10 Worst SNES Games

For this list, we’re looking at the saddest, most unplayable, unenjoyable, pathetic excuses for licensed video games to ever disgrace the SNES. Any unlicensed games, like “Hong Kong 97”, don’t count, which considering its music is a goooooood thing. As a courtesy, we’re also excluding educational games that specifically targeted younger audiences and may have been overly simple or repetitive in order to achieve their educational goals. So… your “Time Machine” gets a pass this time Mario.

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[criticalbill]

I remember my dad buying me Rise of the Robots when I was a kid...we still dont talk

[paulwoods]

The guy on the cover of this video Time Cop look like a Judge Dredd Cyclops from X-Men.

[TheOlFlat]

im so glad Race Drivin' was included. Nobody ever remembers it when i bring it up. The title sounds like a Japanese-English lost in translation thing

[drewbaby]

I loved Ultra-Man. Was very difficult to play but it was fun.

[AshtarteD]

Race Drivin' was another "port from hell" incident. It was a stupid thing to port in the first place. It's whole appeal in the arcade was that it was one of the first arcade cabinets to simulate a full cockpit with stick shift and all three pedals. Also the arcade game explained the random crashing bit by stating if you didn't stay on track you'd automatically fail, which the SNES version kept but with ZERO WARNING about this functionality in game or in the manual.

The only arcade port that is dumber to my knowledge was Police 911. It was a revolutionary arcade game that used a full body tracking sensor (you know, like the Kinect, but good and released in 2001) for you to use to peck around cover and such while you took out the bad guys in the area. Konami ported it to the PS2 without even light gun support. It's as hilariously awful of a port as you'd expect.

[MrLylehammer]

6:42-6:43 Besides the fact that Shaq was a member of the Orlando Magic when the game was created.

[KellyK]

he's gonna take you back to the past...

[MK]

Omg AVGN has to review Ballz. Just imagine the jokes. They write themselves.

[SNESdrunk]

I will stick up for Shaq Fu. People hate the idea of this game more than the game itself, which isn't even that bad.

Also, this list needs more Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball, Street Combat and Terminator 2

[warriorman]

Rise of the Robots is much worse than Shaq Fu

[metalmat]

There are far worse games than Shaq Fu, I don't even think it belongs in the top 10.

[MarianoRodriguez]

Wasted a great joke, the crossover title should´ve been "Rise of the balls"

[davidperry]

Lester the Unlikely should have been on this list. This game is a steaming pile of shit.

[TonyHStanley]

Beavis and Butt-Head
Mega Man Soccer
Ren & Stimpy: Fire Dogs
Lester The Unlikely
The Terminator

[diegocmatte]

Pit Fighter was a good game in Sega Genesis

[TipeONegatyve]

I came here looking for The Tick... was disappointed.

[jimb.]

I'm just waiting for Rapjam Vol. 10 for the Xbox One, featuring Eminem, Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, and Tupac's ghost (who is a bonus playable character!).

[nejatolgunturk]

Shaq Fu and Batman Forever is not that bad! Thera are tons of boring and unplayable games in snes but not them in my opinion.

[Henricast]

Shaq Fu Graphics are actualy Dope!! I mean, c'mon look at the smooth animations and the pixel art for the backgrounds

[ZPokemonfanA]

Really? You're not even gonna give Lester The Unlikely a mention?