The Video Game Critic

I can't belive that no one has said the 32X port of Doom!

Sonic R,...Sonic R....Sonic R it's not unnoticeably boring like most video games, it's not certain not good, it doesn't even have some so-bad-it's -hilarious elements, not a single stand-out good theme either.

It's just flat out nonsensical lyrics everywhere, irritating synthesis and singing. 

Oh and Bubsy 3D, it has one decent theme (when Bubsy "swims"),but the rest of it is bad enough to cancel the good one out.

Noone mentions the first Tony Hawks Pro Skater? Noone?

Generic Famiclone games tend to have dredging, gloomy music. I have a VGMax, a dedicated famiclone handheld. Decent games, but shooters have depressing music.

[QUOTE=weallmissedme]Noone mentions the first Tony Hawks Pro Skater? Noone?[/QUOTE]
Maybe that's because it wasn't bad at all. It had lots of ska and punk, what did you expect?

Motorstorm's soundtrack wasn't anywhere near "the worst." I mean, c'mon... 

Curse of Enchantia springs to mind. That horrible tune still lingers in the memory 17+ years on.

Haven't read all the comments on the thread but can't believe anyone would suggest Yoshi's Island! Similarly for New Super Mario Bros - not the best music in the series by a long shot but certainly not awful.

Has anyone ever tried to make a sound track to their own title?  I have. It is incredibly hard.  That is why I even the worst tune gets a thumbs up from me. 

[QUOTE=Weekend_Warrior]Motorstorm's soundtrack wasn't anywhere near "the worst." I mean, c'mon... [/QUOTE]
Breed and The New Black make that soundtrack for me.

I don't think you can call a soundtrack "the worst" just because you don't like any of the music on it. The music would have to be annoying or unfitting for it to count. People seem to forget that.