Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The topic of the day is games that everyone's seen, but nobody's actually played. It was a couple years ago now when a friend of mine who used to peruse his local retro Game shop noticed a growing trend of a particular game showing up more and more as time went on. And in a weird variation of the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, as soon as this was brought up to me, I found that I was seeing this game a lot as well. He said that at its peak, his retro Game shop had over a dozen copies, while I was seeing multiple copies of it everywhere I went as well. So I'm not sure if this was an inexplicably popular game that everyone decided to get rid of at the same time, or if it's a case of unsold copies in various warehouses suddenly being offloaded to retro game shops and Goodwill. Because of this I can't help but feel myself drawn to this game, a little game called trigger man. After Playing it twice, I can confidently state, it's the worst game I've ever played
The topic of the day is games that everyone's seen, but nobody's actually played. It was a couple years ago now when a friend of mine who used to peruse his local retro Game shop noticed a growing trend of a particular game showing up more and more as time went on. And in a weird variation of the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, as soon as this was brought up to me, I found that I was seeing this game a lot as well. He said that at its peak, his retro Game shop had over a dozen copies, while I was seeing multiple copies of it everywhere I went as well. So I'm not sure if this was an inexplicably popular game that everyone decided to get rid of at the same time, or if it's a case of unsold copies in various warehouses suddenly being offloaded to retro game shops and Goodwill. Because of this I can't help but feel myself drawn to this game, a little game called trigger man. After Playing it twice, I can confidently state, it's the worst game I've ever played
