So Bad It's Good/Video Games: Difference between revisions

* ''[[Trio the Punch]]''. Made by [[Data East]], it's regarded as the first ''kuso-ge''. The three characters are the most stereotyped heroes ever (a ninja, a brawler and a barbarian that looks like Rastan), each has his own theme which loops endlessly throughout ''the entire game'', Karnov is inexplicably a common enemy, clearing a stage nets a "WIN WIN" and a roulette where you can power-up or down with an old sensei declaring "LUCKY! CHA CHA CHA!", a sheep boss turns your into a sheep for the whole next stage... since it would take too much to list everything, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0Z3Nb4KXwA here's a 3-parts commentary] on this (clearly voluntary) crappy game.

* ''Chaser'', an obscure first person shooter by Slovakian developer Cauldron has numerous graphical and gameplay glitches, absolutely horribly-written dialogue and worse voice acting, but it also happens to be a genuinely fun shooter despite these faults, with absolutely awesome music, a unique gritty cyberpunk-ish style, and a certain charm to its quirky unpolishedness.

* ''[[Drakengard]]''. The 'bad' part is very repetitive and boring gameplay, the 'good' part is a plot that's [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made on Drugs?|completely absurd/crazy]] and sets new records for [[Darker and Edgier|dark and edgy]].

* This is the entire point of games developed for [http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/ Glorious Trainwrecks].