 | Jumper: Griffin's Story
Buy new: $13.79 / Used from: $4.92 This game was just awful. Twitchy controls, horrible AI, repetitive level layouts, random cutscenes, and most of all....boring.
It's no surprise that Brash Entertainment is no longer in business...someone should have mentioned that making a game centered on a 2nd-fiddle character in a so-so action movie wasn't the best choice.
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 | Game Party
Buy new: $18.89 / Used from: $9.00 Wii games are great to play with groups of friends - but this one will only frustrate your friends into breaking something.
The Ping-Cup and dart games are difficult because of poor coding, the shuffleboard game is easier to score on yourself than your opponent, and the list goes on.
Midway Entertainment is going through serious financial difficulties and studio closings as of 2008-2009.
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 | Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings
Buy new: $19.82 / Used from: $14.52 As with a lot of bad Wii games, this one suffers from a lack of responsive controls and poor camera angles.
When several enemies are on-screen, you usually end up flailing around trying to punch someone, pick up a weapon, or use your whip. The cutscenes are unskippable.
LucasArts has released several Star Wars games, over time the quality of their games has noticeably dropped.
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 | Ninjabread Man
Buy new: $21.98 / Used from: $6.99 It's hard to decide what makes this game so bad - only 4 levels long, the horrid repetitive music, or the fact that you have to use a NUNCHUCK motion to jump, instead of a button like every standard video game made in the last decade.
Conspiracy Entertainment has a track record of unimpressive and low-selling Wii games.
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 | Incredible Hulk
Buy new: $49.99 / Used from: $12.99 I didn't think it was possible to put too many button combinations into a Wii game, but this one proved me wrong.
Once you figure out how to pick up an object in this game, you'll get motion sickness trying to figure out the camera control.
Sega abandoned the console business in the mid 1990's due to poor business decisions. Their game-creation skills aren't much better.
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 | X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Buy new: $39.99 / Used from: $19.91 This game is marred by repetitive enemies and cheap deaths.
One step into ice water kills you instantly and yet a missile to the head simply knocks you down.
Amaze Entertainment does video games of other movies like The Chronicles of Narnia and Shrek - more proof that good movies don't necessarily translate into good games.
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