Topic: Worst Game That you bought on VC?

I downloaded Last Ninja 3. (and 1 and 2) I have beaten 1 and 2 but 3 is still damaged.
After beating stage 1 the loading screen appears and then a blue screen where stage 2 should be.
No buttons work. Only reset. And all highscores are gone.

Still the first stage of Last Ninja 3 is better and more fun than many other 500 pts games.
My worst VC game is Urban Champion.

California Games or Toejam & Earl 2: Panic on Funkatron. Though there are plenty which I didn't enjoy: The Legend of Mystical Ninja, Street Gangs, Alien Soldier, Harvest Moon...

Last Ninja 1

Phhuh. Last Ninja 1 is excellent! True classic! 8/10 from me.

Adventures of Lolo 2.. it's ok, a 6/10.
But you played one Lolo game you played em all.
So this I have played only a few stages when I got so bored of it, that I need to let some years pass until I want to touch it again.

Urban Champion. 2/10
Yah, I always forget I downloaded this. It's that boring.

Still, Last Ninja is pretty awkward to play. And Urban Champion is a real cult-gem! I´ve had a blast in 2 player mode...

Cruisin USA i swear i do regret playing this game.It was so awful and it was a complete waste of time.and i also hated super Mario RPG.Thats all ive got to say.

Wario´s Woods.

It is just mediocre at best and the "Super Mario Bros. 2 meets Puyo Pop controlls" are annoying and dont work. I realy wishI had bought Zelda 2 or saved the 500 points the Sonic 3 special offer instead...

@WAM2: LOL it's just that it hasn't aged well.

Belieme, WarioÄs Woods is good. Better than SOnic 3. You did good job.
Zelda 2 would be better
still Wario's Wutz is NES greatest nique puzzler

I've only downloaded one VC game and thats super mario bros. 3.
So thats my worst and my best.

Last Ninja is pretty awkward to play, you can't use a USB keyboard, terrible game! Oh and I didn't like Mutant ninja turtles for the NES.

A tie between "Sin and Punishment" and "Splatterhouse".

I never played Sin before (being that it was a Japanese game), but the YouTube vids out there made it look way cooler than it actually was.

I played the hell out of Splatterhouse back in the day on the TG-16 and Genesis. The game has not aged well.

Detana!! Twinbee : (also my most recent VC purchased) I though this would be a cool shoot 'em-up that supports two players. However, getting power-ups by shooting yellow bells repeatedly gets annoying (especially on multiplayer) when hitting them once reverts it back to normal. Shooting at enemies, juggling bells, and hitting targets on the ground with bombs gets frustrating.

You should try the Classic Controller in Last Ninja 1. Fortunately this makes the virtual keyboard useless (and any USB keyboard for that matter).

Last Ninja 3 though, that's a different story. The control setup is an insult! mayhem!! abomination!!!!

It may appear strange, but it was Sonic 3. I've never had a SEGA console and this was my first Sonic game. Usually, I buy games I once played or that are very similar to the stuff I like. What I can say? I understand many people love it but it didn't worked with me. I didn't liked the visual style or found the speed exciting and, as such, there was nothing to me in the end.

Another disappointment was Battle Ogre. I've never played it and I was expecting a deeper strategic gameplay.

Definatly Donkey Kong Country, Kirby and the crystal shards, and bomberman 94
I already have a better bomberman, and a better kirby game, and Ive beaten donkey kong many times

@Supermegaman: Donkey Kong Country is a classic, but I suppose it gets boring once you've beaten it at least five times. I agree that Kirby 64 is a bit weird, considering that, despite its 3D graphics, the game is still left/right/up/down. Still, I love it for its simplistic controls and 64-bit graphics (which are nostalgic for me). There are countless Bomberman games, and I suppose they may vary. I've found it addictive, but it is the only Bomberman I've ever played.

Cruisin' USA is a bit clunky on the Gamecube Controler. However, I got it for nostalgic reasons. I played it whenever I had the 50 cents to spare at an arcade. The graphics are weird, and subpar for an N64 game. However, I love it all the same.

Super Mario RPG is different, but not bad. It feels just like any SNES RPG, but with a Super Mario World theme. It's far inferior to Paper Mario, but it's fun nonetheless.

Super Mario 3 is an absolute classic. I don't know what anyone is talking about. I could play it for hours.

F-Zero X is fun if you don't take it too seriously.

Ice Climbers - To say it hasn't aged well is an understatement. Plus I'm not a huge fan of puzzle-platformers.

Donkey Kong - the first stage was pretty good, the second stage less so, and the third stage an abombination.