See, I should be typing how much I hate Superman 64, but I didn't hate it to the degree everyone else did, and I actually liked the widely hated Rise of the Robots cause I was a kid, and it had really good graphics for its time. 

Oh wait, Batman Forever on SNES. Never got past the first damn screen.

the new Bionic Commando.  UG. 

And of course, E.T.

The Asskickers.

Duke Nukem Forever.  Need I say more?  I only played a couple of levels and quit.

Yea, DNF infuriated me. Some good ideas there, just so frustrating to be given this after ten plus years of waiting. Maybe my most hated game, but not the worst.

 Grand Theft Auto 4. I've played worse games but none have disappointed me more. The missions are so fucking boring, most of them are fetch quests! Niko controls like a fucking drunk baby, and the gameplay is just meh. I mean they added some decent mechanics, but overall, it's just kind of a piece of shit.

ha ha, "controls like a drunk baby"! 

Well i enjoyed GTA 4 how dare you slam this awesome game lol!!! just kidding with ya blake but i did like it it wasnt as inovated as San Andreas but it wasnt bad lol but you must have really been disappointed for you to put it on this list.

Crash Twinsanity. Bleh

Halo.

007 Racing on the Playstation. I hated this game. I wanted to enjoy it because it was centered around the Bond cars but the missions were terrible, and I thought the final boss was just horrible.

Superman 64. Oh dear god! Just no! 

I missed another ring! Why can't Superman fly right!!!

Derp-man 64!

I'm gonna get so much envy for this but I've actually never played a game I didn't like lol.

Just wait, Sidd.

I have played I lot of stinkers over the years, hard to narrow it down to one. So I guesse I 'll take the dissappointment route like Blake and goaztecs. Most will think I'm crazy but Final Fantasy X really pissed me off and I still hate it with a vengance to this day. Lame story, lame characters (Althought I like LuLu and Riku), pointless equipment and skills,repetitive bosses and enemies, and an abhorent voice over. And the ending was a joke.

I rarely ever hate a game, so I don't have a great answer for this.  The only one that comes immediately to mind is Jet Set Radio.  I played it for the first time a few months ago when it was free on the PS+ for vita.  I'm not sure if it was how the game was programmed for the Vita or if it was just me, but I thought the controls were terribIe and it hurt my fingers to play.  I would miss rails again and again.

I recently tried playing it again when it became free on the PS3.  The controls were alot better, but still annoying and I still didn't enjoy it.  The last time I played I was very close to beating a level that was frustrating me.  I think I had one or at most two tags to go and plenty of time.  Then a car hit me, I fell on the hood, and the car drove me out of the area, ending the run.  I turned it off and have had no desire to play it again.

It doesn't help that I find both the music and the character animations to be some of the most annoying things I've ever heard/seen.

You got me on this one. For some odd reason I'm able to enjoy pretty much any game out there reguardless if it was really considered a horrible game. Or I've avoided most of the junk so far that keeps me from really wasting my money.

The best I can do for you is games "that were not worth the price" category. Those games being "Turning Point: Fall of Liberty" and "Final Fantasy XIII". Though I won't say they were the worst games I've every played they sure were not worth the $60 I spent on them in my opinion.

What? Stop looking at me like that!

Oh yea, Turning Point! I loved the opening cinematic that was used for the trailer, but the targeting was so bad. You get on a stationary gun early in the game and I couldn't hit a darn thing with it. RAGE QUIT!

I actually enjoyed the demo when I saw this game. But didn't raelize how it went so downhill after that. It was yet again another codemasters situation: excellent idea, horrible execution. Even the ending was a letdown!

I may try and get through it again one day just for fun, but if controls aren't right for a FPS, I just get really frustrated. I mean, that's the first thing to get right in a FPS. Am I wrong?

I've played a lot of crummy RPG's in my day. The worst one I ever tried was Mugen Souls. That game sucked so bad that I only played it for an hour before taking it back to Gamestop. Which sucked, because I had to take a loss of $20 on it. It was a new game at the time that had just came out.

 A game called Legendary. It had absolutely nothing about it that was good. I believe I called it a "steaming pile of poo" on 1up.

Raven Squad for the 360 this was a crappy crappy game the most unbalanced and no sense just rediculous no excuse for this game being released so was Two Worlds great concept broken generic game that was another game that should have never been released in the state it was released in both games are a great concept and could have been great games if they would have completed them did some play testing and fixed them but they were rushed and half assed and came out completly ruined.

    Life time worst is a hard question to answer, but my most recent bad game for me was Bionicle Heroes on 360. The game is ugly and the over-the-shoulder view is horrible (I don't know what it is because Gears of War did it just fine). Your character bounces around as you walk making it hard to target things and you have to be in an exact position to activate or build anything. A quarter of an hour into the game I gave up.

Well, I had played some pretty mediocre games, but for the most part, I gave up on them pretty quickly. However, one that has infuriated me in recent memory and played enough hours to finally calling it quits, it's Sonic and the Secret Rings. It seemed like a very good experiment and it had potential for something creative. The problem was with the messy and almost unresponsive controls and overly complicated and sometimes unnecesary leveling system. It doesn't seem like much, but trust me, those things ruin the game.

It's a cliché answer but Superman 64. We rented it and I couldn't beat that first flying level. Complete and utter crap. Ugly crap.

Man I have played a alot of crummy games..I am going to mention a recent one...Alone in the dark xbox 360 version..I was a fan on the playstation one..But this one was just bad!! I could not go thru it...heck I beat duke nukem on the xbox 360 but could not go thru alone in the dark!!