"Previously, we discussed the best game adaptations of DC Comics, talking about classic favorites like The Adventures of Batman and Robin, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, and the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum. However, for every bright, shining moment, we’ve got an equally stunning letdown, a game so awful that we can’t help but wonder what developers were thinking. Characters like Batman and Superman were not impervious to these damaging games, and soon found their heroic reputati..."

CDeFire via www.gamezone.com »

Nintendo's consoles always have great games, right? Not always. Here are nine notorious stinkers from Nintendo's past that the company wishes it could forget.

mchankwilliams via joystickdivision.com »

Batman: Arkham Asylum is just around the corner and, if reviews are anything to go by, it's shaping up to be a pretty impressive game. But not every superhero game has been a success. Actually, most have been terrible. Here are Toplessrobot's Top 10 Worst Superhero Videogames...

Miss Razz via toplessrobot.com »

Binge Gamer's Intern Perry takes a look at the elements that make a game and provides a guide for future games to follow. Listing examples, both good and bad, on some obvious subjects and some not so obvious that need to be taken into account: Play Control, Characters/Writing, Graphics/Glitches, Depth/Replay Value, Atmosphere, Licensing, Hype, Initial concept, Sound and Music. Hit up the source for the in depth read.

PacoDG via www.bingegamer.net »

Games like Aquaman, Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness and Postal 2 are infamous among gamers for being infamously bad. But what many people don't realize is that all three games, as well as many other memorable stinkers were released in the same year as the absolute worst game ever conceived.

That year was 2003.

(Note: "Top Ten Games of 2003" is linked from the source page)

PacoDG via www.bingegamer.net »