Hong Kong 97 Game

Oh boy, Hong Kong 97—where do we even start with this infamous SNES "gem"? Imagine a bizarre, low-budget fever dream slapped onto a Super Nintendo cartridge, and you’re halfway there. This side-scrolling shooter throws you into a dystopian (and downright weird) version of Hong Kong, where you mow down endless waves of… well, let’s just say "unusual" enemies (think creepy politicians and floating heads) with a gun that sounds like it’s powered by kazoos.

The game’s janky controls, ear-piercing soundtrack, and surreal visuals have earned it a cult following as one of the worst games ever made—but that’s also what makes it weirdly fascinating. It’s like watching a train wreck you can’t look away from, except you’re holding the controller. If you’re into so-bad-it’s-good retro oddities or just want to experience gaming history’s strangest blips, Hong Kong 97 is a must-try… if you dare. Just don’t blame us for the nightmares.