Worst Racing Games Of All Time - Just Bad Games

8 terrible racing video games nobody played that will completely melt your mind!

Special thanks to @GlassReflection & @ADAMNATOR for helping edit this episode!

0:00 Yaris (XBox 360)
7:36 Donkey (PC)
12:35 Spirit of Speed 1937 (Dreamcast)
21:04 Math Gran Prix (Atari 2600)
22:18 Monster Truck Rally (NES)
29:58 Race Drivin' (SNES)
34:09 Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing (PC)
42:57 Midnight Race Club: Supercharged! (PC)

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[StriderOwO]

Fun fact about Big Rigs (and presumably Midnight Race Club): if you continually reverse for a little under an hour, you'll eventually reach 12.3 *undecillion* (that's 36 zeroes) miles per hour. At that point, you will automatically win the race, as you're going so fast the game registers you as being everywhere at once.

[WillKeaton]

Fun fact about _Big Rigs._ The version they played? Actually a later version. There was an earlier version, that I _think_ was available on retail shelves, where you only had one playable truck, and the opponent vehicle never moved at all. It stayed on the start line forever.

[philtkaswahl]

The Yaris game reminds me of those "stories" my younger self would come up with playing with various different, unconnected toys at the same time.

[Werewolfwrath]

Remember how in the Worst Plug & Play videos, the first console had "Boat Race", which was just a visual hack of "F-1 Race", and then the sequel console changed it to "UFO Race", and then again into "Bicycle Race"?

Midnight Race Club is basically just that to Big Rigs, except they didn't even bother to change the backgrounds to make it look as if it were a different game.

[AndGoatz]

"LJN"
*_and every AVGN fan screamed in terror_*

[TheRetroReplay]

One glitch that you missed in Big Rigs, if you go through the starting gate then reverse through it, you'll instantly win

[angelabryant]

I adore the little storyline for the ghosts in this episode, it's funny and feels real, this is their lives for sure lol.

[SgtPotShot]

I remember the Yaris game at Evo 2007. There was a contest to get the highest score. Of course, being full of fighting game players, an exploit for infinite points of found by the end of the first day. Don't kill the final boss, & the game goes on forever.

[kenhammscousin]

That rat blowing into the balloon animation is killing me. Hilarious 😂

[edenpredawn]

To be honest, that rat and balloon joke is gonna live rent free in my head for the rest of my life and I have to thank you for that.

[daviddouillet]

"The Yaris! It's reliable, but watch out it might have tentacles"
That's a truly Japanese product.

[MisterCasket]

06:53 the passenger cannot see the speedometer. I distinctly remember a coworker who had a Yaris saying, "It's great! My wife can't comment on my speed now!"

[awesomeferret]

What's even badder and sadder about Race Drivin on the Snes is that there's a homebrew mod that makes it an impressive visual showcase of a game, and shows what could have been with some added hardware and better coding. I'm really surprised that you didn't feature it it your video, since it really makes the unmodded version look even more goofy.

[Mr.Lemmington]

Could this be a larger chapter of an overarching story about the money ghosts attempting to actually make Shane and Adam stop the Just Bad Games series?? One ghost tried in the Dog Football episode. Is that perhaps a taste of what's to come??

[zeldagameryt]

It’s a Just Bad Multi-pack of Madness. I think you guys should do more stuff like this in the future

[Scratchman]

I love how the Ghost of the money we wasted on bad racers interact with themselves

[neomacawofficial]

I'm totally here for a “ghosts of money spend on bad games” mini series 😂

[Davtwan]

A long episode with multiple money ghost animations and lore? You’re too good to us. I love these lil’ colorful spooks. ❤

[Caddynars]

An interesting thing about Big Rigs and Midnight Race Club is they weren’t meant to be released in this state. But GameMill Publishing wanted them on the shelf as soon as possible, even if it meant releasing them in a pre-alpha state. The producer of the games even stated he had no input on the games, and didn’t even get to have a say in halting production.

[VerdantRange]

It should be noted that LJN was already long gone by the time that one racing game came out. They closed down in 1994. I'm guessing their parent company Acclaim didn't want their logo on it, so they used the LJN branding on it.

Also, LJN's branding came back last year. It's being used by Jazwears for their All Elite Wrestling Unmatched line of action figures.

Also also, if you want to know what really killed LJN, look up a line of toy guns called Entertech.