15 Buggiest Games Ever Released

Bugs have always been an interest, both positive and negative, in the gaming industry. Whether they make us laugh or scream out in anger because you just can’t enjoy that hotly anticipated sequel in peace, bugs will always be around, long after the apocalypse has claimed all humanity. Let’s take a look at the 15 buggiest games ever released, ranging from the downright awful and unplayable to “This should be another circle of Hell”.

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Superman 64

You haven’t played a terrible video game until you’ve played Superman 64, an N64 release from Titus Software which successfully ensured no future Superman games would ever be made. From the massive amounts of clipping and horrible frame rate to pathetic AI, abysmal collision detection and other frequent bugs, Superman 64 is a tribute to the lowest lows that video games can sink.