Embarrassing Capcom Games Level 4

I love the Castlevania series (the N64 games don't count), so I decided to compile my personal preferences of what are my favorite Castlevania games.

Yes, it's a late one, but I think it's still entertaining to examine all these random Halloween-centered games.

I love the SNES, and the JRPGs are a big reason why. I focused only on games that had an official North American release, since I'm not yet fluent enough in Japanese to play fan favorites like Bahamut Lagoon.

Another 2-for-1 special! After my short analysis of the unplayable Who Framed Roger Rabbit for the Game Boy, I look at a *gasp* Resident Evil game! Resident Evil: Survivor was Capcom's answer to Sega's successful House of the Dead franchise, but playing this game only made Resident Evil fans feel dead inside, as it's one of the worst games I've ever played.

Do I really even need to say anything? Mega Man Soccer? Who thought this was a good, money-making idea? How could Capcom do this to Mega Man? Well, judging from the last three years, one could guess that this game foreshadowed the mistreatment of Capcom's greatest franchise.

G.I. Joe, on paper, seems like a property that would be so difficult to screw up. Well, Hollywood wasn't the only one to butcher the license. Take a look at the pseudo-sequel that Capcom hilariously attempted.

This episode focuses on the failed mascot-driven NES game, "Yo Noid." As a bonus, I also throw in a little tidbit known as "Fighting Street." Can you guess what series that this gem inspired?

Even the best of the best make some mistakes from time to time, and video game companies are no exception. This special mini-cast series focuses on the games that Capcom wishes that they could take back. This episode focuses on the 1988 NES game "Mickey Mousecapade," another rare Disney/Capcom collaboration that failed on every level.

Even the best of the best make some mistakes from time to time, and video game companies are no exception. This special mini-cast series focuses on the games that Capcom wishes that they could take back, starting with the 1990 NES disaster Adventures in the Magic Kingdom.

The Top Five Games! This list is almost interchangeable, as I love all the games listed here. Please let me know your top Sega games! Also, if I ever get the resources, I'll try to do a top Sega CD list. 32X only has two good games, however, so don't expect to see a list honoring that piece of crap.