Classic video game you played back in the day that was bad

Not sure if "classic," but tons of licensed games. Generic platform game, generic RPG, generic sim game? I was 11, I didn't care! One off the top of my head was Doug's Big Game for the GBC. Sure I didn't play it much beyond the initial playthrough but I liked it!

I remember a Gamestop in a mall had a demo for Fusion Frenzy, I tried it out and had a bit of fun but it didn't make me want to run and get an Xbox, I remember reading a review for the sequel in Gameinformer where they absolutely trashed it and I was surprised by how harsh the reviews were.

I played both Bubsy games on Genesis(they were among several games I inherited from my older cousin as a kid, RIP Jackie)and enjoyed them and was very surprised to see how many people hated them and said they were among the worst games ever(I definitely don't agree with that at all except for 3D which did suck pretty hard).

Maybe not necessarily a classic, but Ultraman: Toward The Future for the SNES is a mostly bad game that I thoroughly enjoyed back when it was first released.  My brother and I would rent it a ton from the local video rental store in the small town we lived in at the time, and spend weekends beating the crap out of each other in the game, as well as watching each other beat the single-player story mode multiple times.

Even back then, I knew it just wasn't a good game, and reviews from over the years to current day have all been pretty much universal with similar opinions to mine.  At the time, it was more just playing with my brother that kept me playing more than the boring and dumb single-player story mode.  Today, though, it's mostly nostalgia that has me playing it at least once a year, for old time's sake.