6. Where's Waldo

Oh, boy. You know that a game is horrible if you see it on almost everyone's list of the worst games. Somebody that lives somewhere unknown had the bright idea of making a book into a video game. Why would you want to make a book into a video game? C'mon, it doesn't even sound like a good idea. Everybody knows what Waldo books are, so there's no need to explain the premise of the game. You go through ten screens of trying to find Waldo. Waldo is nearly impossible to find since you can't make out anything on the screen. Once you do know where Waldo is, he's in the exact same place every time, which makes the replay value absolutely nothing. The game isn't even a game; it's more like an example of everything bad in the world.