The video game market has been entertaining people of all ages and tastes for decades. even competitive leagues and making millions of dollars in profits.
But all is not well in video games, as some games have been released that have received criticism. plagiarism or does not exceed consumer expectations.
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Therefore, we present a list of some video games that are still worth considering.”worst in history”.
This game was released in 1982, was designed by Howard Scott Warshaw and was available at: Atari 2600; According to ‘Europa Press’ “ruined Atari”, because due to the rise of the film, developers had to race against time to release it.
Because he did not have time to do tests, his presentation was of poor quality, and many users returned the cartridge and gave harsh criticism.
The game was “lost” and was found years later in a desert in New Mexico.Several buried specimens have been found.
This video game was developed by ‘Titus Software’ in 1999. Nintendo 64 console. On the ‘Business Insider’ website they highlight:poor controls, it was repetitive and annoying, it was very boring and had poor graphics”.
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In 1994, this 2D fighting game was released for Mega Drive and Super Nintendo. According to the ‘Esquire’ website, fans and critics “They complained about the low difficulty level, the controls, and even the lack of understanding of what a basketball player is doing when hitting others.”.
It’s a classic ‘arcade’ video gamesBut it was the version released for the Atari 2600 that caused the real problems.
Ghosts did not appear on the screen at the same time due to poor graphics qualitysomething that causes confusion.
In addition, it was claimed that the original audio could not be transferred to the console version, but it was featured in the trailers.
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I am Bret Jackson, a professional journalist and author for Gadget Onus, where I specialize in writing about the gaming industry. With over 6 years of experience in my field, I have built up an extensive portfolio that ranges from reviews to interviews with top figures within the industry. My work has been featured on various news sites, providing readers with insightful analysis regarding the current state of gaming culture.
