Worst and Best gaming experiences.

The Dora games I play are described as having "a dual control assisted play mode". But this isn't available at system-level...
www.gamepeople.co.uk/familyguide_ps2_doratheexplorerrmermaids.htm

Best: Unlocking all of the characters, racetracks & music in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing for PS3.

Worst: Playing Bubsy 3D on a very slow PS1 browser emulator. The mental image alone is painful, but actually trying to play an already awful game on such an emulator was like a medieval torture method.

This game is playable with just keyboard (except to quit requires clicking the x and confirm yes), but it will choose activity at random. I also have video of English and Spanish. For some reason the Dutch version does not have the activity with Owl speaking into a phonograph operated by Roo (the English version speaks Spanish and the Spanish version speaks French)

I remember Vinny doing a stream on the V-Smile as a Plug and Plague thing & apparently parents complained about it not "having enough educational value", which meant the console was not teaching their kids squat:

And yeah, as someone who played on this as a kid, I can confirm that I did not learn anything from this crap. I knew how to spell a fair bit before this, so Alphabet Park Adventure was pointless as a result. Not to mention that the platforming controls I remember being quite poor & sluggish. Though the version Vinny played has different character designs & voice acting compared to the version I played(the "Revised version" as named by The Cutting Room Floor), so that's something I guess. IDK if this can be even considered valuable information to most people here.

I also remember a What's New Scooby Doo game & I swear I could NOT beat the maze for the life of me because the instructions were confusing & I remember the background & objects just blending in together, which made it all that much worse. There was also a rollercoaster minigame which might've been a minecart-esque section, but again it was almost impossible to beat, seemingly because of the cart moving too fast & the hit detection being kinda garbage at times. Needless to say, I went back to playing on the PS2 with Armored Core or Cars(the original, MaterNational & Race-O-Rama), whichever I felt like playing at the moment. I learned a heck of a lot more(including spelling because of the amount of text those games had) from these games than any of the V-Tech games, which were just not fun at all.

My best gaming experience had to be beating every Super Mario 3D All-Star game. I beat Galaxy first, 64 second, and Sunshine last.

My WORST gaming experience would have to be the final level of the Chicken Little Gamecube game. The level is a timed race to the finish, one of my least favorite parts of the game!

What truly made it horrible, was that I didn't have a Memory Card, and without a Memory Card, I couldn't save the game! So I spent my entire day trying to beat the Chicken Little video game, and get barely any sleep. Joy! (Smile of pain)

Worst: that damned "hop up the glowing circle of swirling platforms" minigame in Thieves Den in Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly.