
1. DUCK HUNT (NES) – DUCKED UP
It’s a simple game about hunting living creatures for sport, but even Duck Hunt was published with a game-breaking glitch. If you can endure your snickering dog for 99 levels of bird-murdering fun, that’s it. There’s nothing there but a “Level 0,” a foul purgatory where immortal birds disappear and reappear at random. The game ends, proving that there’s no reward for duck genocide, in real life or in Nintendo. Now for the real challenge: loading those thousands of duck corpses into your pickup.

2. POKEMON RED/BLUE (GAME BOY) – THE MISSING POKEMON

3. PLAYSTATION UNDERGROUND HOLIDAY 2004 DEMO (PS2) – CRAPPY HOLIDAYS
Back in 2004, PlayStation’s fan club sent out a preview disc exclusively to their biggest fans. Unfortunately, it was discovered after they were mailed that the disc would completely destroy the save data on any memory card still in the system, regardless of the game. PlayStation sent out warnings, but it was too late. Gamers lost tens of thousands of gaming hours when their memory cards were razed, many of whom invested in the recently-shipped Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Just think of all those un-murdered random civilians.

4. BUBBLE BOBBLE REVOLUTION (NINTENDO DS) – BOSS LOSS

5. OBLIVION: SHIVERING ISLES (PC) – OBJECT OVERLOAD

6. SOULCALIBUR III (PS2) – DON’T CHANGE A THING

7. TETRIS WORLDS (MULTIPLE SYSTEMS) – INFINITELY EASY
Players may furiously debate whether or not the introduction of “infinite spin” to Tetris Worlds was a glitch or not, but it’s game-breaking enough to be considered a travesty either way. By repeatedly hitting the “spin” button, a player can keep a Tetris piece in the air indefinitely, which is a totally cheap move, bro. Tetris HQ unconvincingly denies that the inclusion of this cheater move is a glitch, and it was made optional in subsequent games. But it’s surely the worst thing to ever happen to Tetris. Next to appearing in Pixels, that is.

8. BATMAN: DARK TOMORROW (XBOX, GAMECUBE) – NO SIGNAL

9. SUPERMAN: THE NEW ADVENTURES (NINTENDO 64) – EVERYTHING. EVERY PART.
When a game starts out by covering everything in a “Kryptonite fog” because it can’t render anything too far away, you know you’re off to a bad start. Regarded as one of the worst games of all time, Supermanfound an audience among small, stupid children, but is so full of game-crushing glitches that it’s considered unplayable. Granted, the whole game takes place in a virtual reality programmed by Lex Luthor, so maybe Lex is just a really, really terrible programmer. From that perspective, this is actually the most clever game of all time.
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