I think Sonic Spinball is a great game.

Shadow the Hedgehog is problaby the only game I would consider bad because I was hyped for it, followed by Sonic 06, but the glitches in that game were at least fun.

Borderlands, sorry.

Not sure, but I think The Conduit...

Oh, and chapters 5-8 from Bravely Default. I wonder how they got away with that in the critics department. 

Chapters 1-4 were good though, so I don't regret buying it. 

Barbie Explorer. It was on a PS1 demo disc and all I can say about it, is it's like if you played a version of Crash Bandicoot with horrific nightmare inducing graphics and the developers forgot to make the game fun.

This might be mine as well. As well as the shitty controls, you had a brutal health and lives system, ambiguous tasks that usually could only be completed in one specific manner and screwing up on those the first time or running out of paint often meant you couldn't complete the level. Oh, and there was a timer, so you better hurry. And that's just the first stage.

It was either this or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on NES. Man, developers back then absolutely hated you.

You should play those 3 games if you like torturing yourself, Basil!

ET on atari 2600.

CoD Ghosts. Yep it took until Ghosts for me to consider CoD bad. I do think AW will be better by a long shot though.

It was an old PC shareware game called "Jill of the Jungle". What made me realize it, was the fact that the game literally insulted many of the populaqr franchises of the day (Mario, duke nukem, commander keen) while being inferior to all of them. even as a kid, it made me take a closer look at the game that decided it was better than all others... and it was decidedly inferior. 

Also, honorable mention, playing through my dad's old atari games... ET. Not actually sure which I played first. But whichever it was get's the dishonor of being my first.

Home Alone 2 for Sega Genesis.