Most disappointing licensed games?

[Turbo Kid]

As an Evil Dead fan in particular (I've only watched the first Halloween movie), this really let me down. We have better games like Evil Dead: Regeneration. It's hard to believe that Wayforward was involved in making these. After making a great game like the Mummy Demastered, as well as great Nintendo DS games like Thor: God of Thunder, Aliens Infestation, and Batman: The Brave and the Bold, I expected more from them

 

[nyka]

I'll go out on a limb and say it's this game

 

[qw90700]

I kinda got bored of seeing the same games in such topics so I will just drop this just for sake of difference lol:

 

[ThunderBoy]

Coming from Jedi Knight Dark Forces 2, this was a huge disappointment.

 

[PhrawzT]

The movie is about flying with a jetpack and punching bag guys, this game is horrendous.

 

[petran79]

depends on the platform really but in terms of wasted potential, Space Jam 2

 

[Tonberry]

Most of the earlier HP games were usually pretty good (not 4) and ranged from action-adventure games on PC, Zelda-likes on console and straight up JRPG-styled on Gameboy. As a kid they were super immersive because they let you explore Hogwarts and the surrounding areas so much, so the line between the actual character Harry Potter and the player self-inserting as themselves got kinda blurred which was an amazing feeling growing up as a fan because it was the closest you could get to the wizarding world in a way.

This one was just Gears of War. With Kinect.

I get that the adventure formula wouldn't have worked for this kind of story, but it didn't need to be a cover shooter lol. Could've borrowed from the LotR Third Age game and made it a cool linear RPG instead.