Now what you're seeing here is universally regarded as a good game.

I know it can be a bit buggy, and there are certainly a few glitches here and there.

But the eldest girl's of Bolivian still manages to remain a fan favorite despite its issues.

It goes to show that even if the gameplay isn't spot on or the physics sometimes defied, the laws of the universe again can still be good or even great.

Oblivion itself has sold.

You can feel the developers pattering through the many quests an open world that is laid out before you.

And what's more, it's memorable.

But even games that are considered bad or terrible could still be worth playing, because they, too will be memorable, though for different reasons.

And the phrase it's so bad it's good comes to mind.

I don't know about you, but if I hear about someone's experiences with what they call an awful game, it makes me want to play even more.

And that is the basis of today's video with a tech twist.

Of course, today we're looking at how two of the worst games, according to Metacritic and user reviews perform with two off the worst graphics cards cards that just like the games are so bad.

It's funny.

We have the usual suspects here.

The Dew falls to 10 and the N.

V s 295 which on paper is actually worse than the 2 10 by about 10% or so.

Both cards are too weak or lack the features necessary to run modern games, though both can get away with running older titles just fine.

In some instances, our first game that these cards are attempting to tackle is big rigs over the road racing.

Now I'm sure you've probably heard of this one.

I'm pretty sure this was also the first or one of the first games to score one out of 10 from GameSpot.

And it sits eight on Metacritic out of 100 by the way, not 10.

It's a truck racing game that released in 2003 for the PC, And as long as you have a Pentium three and 32 megabytes of the Ram, you should be good to go.

The graphics options limited in the game, runs at 800 by 600 by default changing this outside of the game will break it, and running it with at least 30 f p s will also break it Sometimes.

One of the things that the game gets right, though, is its optimization for modern hardware.

It will launch under Windows 10.

No problem.

Well, big problem, actually, because now I have to play it.

This game is patched, which unfortunately disables the awesome music.

But it does mean our competitors actually moves off the start line now because he never used to.

So let's say you're racing head to head and oh no, your rival gets ahead of you.

Well, it's time to deploy what's known as a pro gamer.

Move simply.

Trucker.

You'II put that bad boy in reverse and floor it before you can say hello.

Is that steam support?

I think the game's broken.

You'll have reached hyper speed and overtaking your fellow trucker will no longer be a problem.

Want to stop simple Release the key and it's job done.

I made a joke about steam support there, but you can't find this game on steam anymore.

It's technically abandoned, where, in fact, no object man made or otherwise will be a problem in this game because if it exists in this game's universe, you can drive through it or drive over it.

Unless it's a bridge.

You can't drive over those.

If all of your exploring suddenly means you're a few miles behind the computer.

Well, don't worry, because they will politely wait for you at the finish line.

And before you know it, your winner.

That's the mean you're all here for, right?

So we know the game runs flawlessly.

Should I use that word?

But what about with older hardware?

Can you enjoy this absolute classic on the N.

V s?

295 or G force to 10?

Sorry, Sorry.

This game play.

I just can't do it anymore.

This game Playmate.

What is going on the air with this game?

I mean, we're driving over mountains were driving through build.

Ah, this is so good.

See, this is what I mean by good memories.

Good memories make a good game.

So where was I?

Can you enjoy this classic on the N.

V s 295 orgy forced to 10.

Absolutely.

Crank the settings up to max if you like, because you'll have no issues here running at 30 frames per second.

I didn't bother trying the 2 10 after this because if the 295 conduit, the 2 10 condone it 10% better.

And considering we had to cap it at 30 f.

B.

S.

Well, you get the idea.

Uh huh.

I was even recording internally with M s.

I afterburner with no adverse effects other than a slightly higher than normal CPU usage.

I also experienced this weird glitch where my real lights were visible through the back of the trailer.

Wait, that's apparently normal.

After looking up.

What a game.

Our next title is available on steam, though it has fallen victim to some pretty negative reviews.

Here are a few of my favorites.

The best one of these three is the 1st 1 that simply reads.

I had to play it for an hour because I got this game at Christmas.

I hate Christmas now.

Thanks, gay.

The second is slightly more graphic.

Yet it gives you an idea of people's views.

This one also tickled me.

It's a flat out sausage.

The game is flat out three.

I've never played this one, to be honest, so I can't speak from a personal standpoint, but I gather that it didn't live up to what people expected of the flat out Siri's because it was made by a different developer.

I have played flat out to, though, and I remember really liking that as a kid.

While the minimum requirements don't sound too demanding, the recommended specs are a little beef here, especially when you consider this game released in 2000 and 11.

I like that in game.

You actually get a little description of how each graphical preset effects, different things, and these settings range from very low to ultra.

Which, of course, comes with a warning that you need the very best PC to run the game.

Whether this was considered demanding back in 2000 and 11 I'm not sure, but it runs fine on the rise in five and 16 60 t i combo.

It's no surprise, really, but it does feel a little statuary, and you can never guarantee whether or not old games are going to launch on Microsoft's latest RS.

The stutterer spoke of wasn't reported by any frame counting software, so it's a bit of a weird one.

Gameplay wise the cars handle.

Very oddly, you do get used to it that everything is just so sel I ity and bouncy.

There are some weird physics going on.

I paid £1 on eBay for steam key on Dhe for that.

Well, I'm not disappointed.

It's good for five minutes of fun, but I can see why longtime fans of the franchise would be disappointed.

It doesn't feel like a flat out game.

The physics just aren't right.

But the demolition Darby made me chuckle because it was just one big mess.

I can only imagine this, causing havoc with the frame rates of weaker graphics cards.

So let's test that theory right now.

As it happens, both the 2 10 and 295 performed near enough identical here, so I only really needed to show you footage from one.

Let's go with the 2 10 The main menu was actually the most demanding part of the game, and once we jumped into the game, everything stabilized.

I was running at 6 40 by 4 80 with the low preset because there will be some drops down to the low thirties, and these settings ensure we don't go below that this is absolute chaos.

It's easy to get annoyed at how this doesn't really feel like a flat out game, but if you look at it on its own, well, it's actually still quite bad.

But it is certainly amusing.

To some extent.

I think frankness settings up to 7 20 p out of curiosity.

And surprisingly, the 2 10 managed 30 F B s on average is a satisfying result, even if my car does decide to just randomly explode.

If I so much is hit someone's bean, imagine if that happened in real life.

I mean where I live.

If the bin men exploded every time they run something over.

Well, let's just say the local county council would have a lot more potholes to fill in than they do now.

And considering they haven't even got round to the ones that were in the road at the moment.

Sorry, give a tangent there.

The bin men around here, man, destroying everything now accidentally bought more than one of these keys.

That is so if you've made it this far in the video, treat yourself to this flat out three steam key.

There is only one so first come, first served, but maybe that's a good thing.

The rest of you shall be spared.

Thank you very much for watching.

This has been two of the worst games in recent memory, versus two of the worst graphics cards in recent memory.

Now I did want to include there's this motorbike game, something retribution.

I can't quite remember the name that received pretty poor reviews as well, but I just could not find a copy of that anywhere.

It's not on steam is no gog um, the local C e X do have a copy, but it would have been another couple of days before it was delivered if it got delivered it so it might just be a stock error because I can't find this game anywhere else.

So, yeah, it's a shame I couldn't cover that one, but it has been covered numerous times by other people in the past.

So, you know, I'm happy with my flat out three decision, even if the game itself wasn't very good.

But I guess that was the whole point of the video right anyway, thank you very much for watching.

I think we've discovered something else that the G force to 10 can run its little list of games.

That it's capable of handling is growing by the day.

But yeah, I wouldn't really make recommend either of these two anyway.

But there we have it, Actually, no.

Forget that.

I would definitely recommend both of the especially big rigs.

That is a legendary game.

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