Big Rigs

To those who said Big Rigs. For shame.

Big Rigs is one of the greatest and most influential technological achievements of the past century. Critics simply lacked to cognitive capacity to fully understand it's genius.


Anyway, the worst game ever is probably E.T.

Mario is Missing

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Rigs

For those unfamiliar with the "game"

I actually started a fan Yahoo group dedicated to Big Rigs.  It was in honor and praise of a game that had its company boast how you could combine their managerial genius with cheap Russian programming labor, to produce a win-win situation for the suites, that would make a lot of money.  That was the claim to fame for that game.

Needless to say, no one signed up, so I had to close the group.  I still think the group should of had some people sign up so they can worship suites who don't know anything about the art of videogame design and thinking it is akin to designing towel patterns (bonus points for naming the Atari CEO who said that about his Atari 2600 developers).

So, besides Big Rigs, any other game should have the requirement the Angry Video Game Nerd reviewed it.

ET and Pimp my Ride....

Upon further research, I found that Big Rigs DOES have a large number of fans. I actually created a thread dedicated to the game:
http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=58071

You can find reviews and other info in this thread. Big Rigs is the only trucking game where you can find trucks go over 8 million MPH... BACKWARDS!

Mario's Time Machine is an educational game. Bowser steals artifacts belonging to a lot of great figures in human history, and it's Mario's job to go back into the past and deliver the artifacts before it affects the world. What you had to do is obtain the item, travel into the past via time machine, and do quests that some of the towns/village/whatever in that era's civilization ask you to do (if I remember correctly, they give you historic timelines with what that figure in history had accomplish, and you have to fill in the blanks). Once you complete what the townsfolk need, you are able to meet that great figure in history to deliver their artifact (such as the skull that Shakespear used during his plays, which Bowser stole) to correct and save history.

I still have the game in my bedroom, but when I played it last, I couldn't get the damn game to save my data onto the computer. I wonder if the game will play on Windows Vista lmao I think it was made for either Windows 95 or 98...  

Airport Tycoon was so unplayable that shit lagged like a motha....

E.T. on the atari 2600 is the big winner for sure... what was the point of getting down a hole to get a flower.