I vote for Deadly Premonition. Has to be one of the most boring games I ever played.

Dust: An Elysian Tail sucks too, but I guess it's my hate for creepy anime and the insanely annoying voice of that flying squirrel thing that elevates it from boring to horrible in my eyes.

On an objective scale of suckiness, probably Master of Orion 3.

On a personal scale of suckiness, everything made in Bethesda.

I love it, despite one big issue: The rotating minimap and zoomed-in map made it impossible for me to freely explore the town. I used an online guide until most places were available for "instant transport" with the walkie-talkie.

I used to play Elfmania a bit, just because the graphics were fun. But it's indeed terribly dull to play. And, yeah, it took me ages to understand the hype around Street Fighter, which was, to me, just that thing on the Amiga.

I wasn't much of a coin-up player (why "insert coin", when you have a computer at home), so I could never compare the Amiga ports with the arcade originals. Most of times, this was for the best. I really enjoyed many bad ports because I ignored they were supposed to be better. I liked Body Blows, and also Double Dragon, Final Fight, etc. And the only objectively decent one-on-one beat'em up on the Amiga was probably the Mortal Kombat port, no matter how better its original arcade version is said to be.

I have never played it at all so cannot say.

NMS on the latest patch is actually a pretty fun game. Haters gonna hate.

Which is pretty much nobody online, so you would sort of kill any possibility of a community.

Lol. No, yeah mate. Gotta agree with you on that one! :)

Sincere apologies for the necro, but, damn!, I thought I was the only one who hated Dust: An Elysian Tail. Honestly, I only ever see people praising it, how it's a one-man project, how the gameplay is so tight, etc. But I really -- I mean REALLY -- can't stand the furry artstyle. I don't even have anything against anime/manga, but in that game it just... looks so lazily made, like those early 2000 cartoons that relied way too much on digital inking and looked like cheap imitations of (actually good) anime. I guess my instinctive loathing for the furry subculture takes the better of me, as I definitely played a bunch of games with animals in my youth (Sparkster, Sonic, Jazz Jackrabbit, etc), but somehow none of those seemed like they were aiming for the furry community, and Dust so obviously does.

Oh, and, yes, the flying squirrel thing? Worst sidekick EVER in a video game. At least most annoying. I'd take Ocarina of Time's Navi over that thing, any day.