What were the worst games to come out on the Amiga?!

[darksun9210]

yeah carrier command was one of my first games could i figure it out? pffft. i could launch a plane, fly it about and die....

arrrrgh was a quality game! running around eating people,  buring down houses and eating giant hamburgers. then fighting for the egg thing and that crappy "ug ug ugugug" music when you won the fight. great laugh :-D still play it today.

Lemmings! Oh dear GAWD! What kind of socialistic wanker thought of putting those poor bastards through that level of torture. Either you work, or fall into lava. I mean, this is the kind of crap that the Chinese government might appreciate, but I am CIVILISED!

[CannonFodder]

@jonnopik

What r u on?

[manicx]

Jesus, just because people used pirate copies of Carrier Command, it doesn't mean it's crap. Read the manual if you want to know what's going on. Carrier command has been a great game.

My list with the most crap Amiga Games:

-Metal Law (huge sprite with 2 frames for the movement)
-Rise of the robots
-Eat the Whistle (pile of ####e)
-Tube Warriors (AGA my ass)
-Championship Manager 2

[Speelgoedmannetje]

kd7ota wrote:
Aww, cmon, harddriven was funny though, When you went off the loop and headed straight upwards ,and then went off the loop, and then it accelerated like crazy, then the crappy explosion sound.  :-D  :-D  :-D

HEHEHEHEHE  ;-)

Well, I have had the PC version (back in the Amiga days I used a PC, I was too young to afford an Amiga so I used my dad's PC) of Hard Drivin' and it was very playable with a mouse-to-keyboard hack (no it was not an illegal version). Actually, it was my fav racing game 'till Stunts came for the PC.

[spihunter]

Has anyone ever played "Operation Cleanstreets".

The worst game I ever played on any platform.

   :crazy:

[mingle]

Here ya go:

1: Afterburner USA - WTF???
2: Rolling Thunder - Should've been as good as the arcade game.
3: Aquaventura - overhyped to the max (did it ever come out, or am I dreaming?)

[Hyperspeed]

The Desktop Dynamite pack's very own 'DENNIS'. It should have been named 'detritus'.

It always bothered me when you had to choose between music or SoundFX in the old days of Amiga computing, so this was doubly irritating as a 32-Bit A1200 game.
 Some pleasant backgrounds but like most film licenses there was barely any feeling of interaction.

The game did provide a stark contrast to the wonderful (but music-less) Oscar. Oh, and it came on a nice Amiga branded disk!