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Message: [QUOTE="Kamako, post: 230528, member: 256115"] Persistance! ::eggmanlaugh I'm in camp "doesn't know", but I'd like to! In terms of stupidest games I still currently own, probably M&M's Shell Shocked for the PSX. It's essentially one giant platformer in a factory, but it goes on.....[U][COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)][SIZE=5][FONT=courier new][B]FOREVER[/B][/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR][/U]. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1749506274093.png"]79172[/ATTACH] And in terms of games I used to own, Tweenies for the PSX was an appallingly bad variety mini-game based on a short-lived 2000's UK children's TV show aimed at kids between 5-10 years old (contrary to what the name would have you believe). The mini-games were bland, and the whole thing could be completed in about 20 minutes. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1749506375651.jpeg"]79174[/ATTACH] I also still own 3 Hugo games, and one final honourable mention goes to Atlantis: The Lost Continent. No, not the tie-in game based on the decent Disney flick, but a stand-alone mini-game collection, similar to the Tweenies, but even more vapid. It consisted of a short animation, a moving puzzle mini-game, and a painting mini-game. Surprisingly, games like this were pretty common back then, and were clearly made as a quick cash grab to profit off of a popular known IP with the same name. I now wish I'd held on to this one though, as for a short while the price of this game sky-rocketed up to around a couple hundred pounds. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1749506669168.jpeg"]79181[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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