Existing User Log In
New User Registration
Register for a free account to gain full access to the VGChartz Network and join our thriving community.
America - Front
America - Back
Superman
Titus Software
Action
05/31/99 Titus 
(Add Date)
07/23/99 Titus
| Owners: | 34 | |
| Favorite: | 0 | |
| Tracked: | 0 | |
| Wishlist: | 0 | |
| Now Playing: | 2 | |
|
thewastedyouth
posted 16/10/2012, 04:16
Titus Software SO MUCH FAIL they released Evil Zone for the PS1, awesome game but how the hell did they do this game damn Message | Report |
|
Curby
posted 10/02/2012, 08:47
I remember renting this game years ago in the late 90's at Blockbuster. I was so excited to try it out. Then....then.....good God almighty. Worst game design. Worst controls in a game...... -_- Message | Report |
|
zzamaro
posted 17/03/2011, 01:11
haha, worst game ever sold a lot of copies, must be quite an honor to have it Message | Report |
|
zzyoshiman
posted 02/11/2009, 12:55
410,000 people bought a piece of crap game Message | Report |
|
|
gameman87
posted 28/09/2009, 09:09
Hands down worst game of all time. ET was horribly bad, but this was even worse. Message | Report |
|
Sherlock99
posted 04/05/2009, 12:25
I hope this comes to VC Message | Report |
|
mjk45
posted 20/02/2009, 03:45
you may have bought it but you don't have to keep it that's deviant behavior,don't know any one stupid enough to buy it then go on a holy pilgrimage into the desert to bury it next to the million ET carts Message | Report |
|
|
mjk45
posted 20/02/2009, 03:35
sorry but i haven't the FOGGIEST notion if i own this ,yes it coming back i did indeed own it but being devious sold it to my local video store told him it was one of the best games ever made, i,m going to go to hell for that aren't i Message | Report |
|
16-bit gamer
posted 12/10/2008, 06:10
Then Theres no time to waste! Message | Report |
|
|
16-bit gamer
posted 12/10/2008, 06:10
i own this game but i'm not proud of it Message | Report |
|
Baddman
posted 02/07/2008, 09:22
truly the worst game I have ever had the displeasure of playing Message | Report |
|
MontanaHatchet
posted 25/06/2008, 11:24
You're better off playing Superman on the Genesis than this. And that's really saying something. Message | Report |
|
amp316
posted 22/06/2008, 06:56
I picked this up used for $3.99. It was worth every penny. Message | Report |
|
Red*Pokemon*Trainer
posted 29/04/2008, 08:48
Sad yeah,but i bought it. Message | Report |
|
stof
posted 14/01/2008, 01:10
Lex luthor's favourite game. Message | Report |
|
cAPSLOCK
posted 08/12/2007, 04:08
A convoluted tour-de-force, this tale of murder and revenge is reflected in the shattered mirror of an amnesiac's memory. Superman lives in a cheap L.A. motel room, but drives a flashy Jaguar sedan; he's wearing expensive suits and seems to have a lot of cash, but he isn't working. And he's as much a mystery to himself as he is to the viewer: Superman lives in the moment and starts each day anew, not because he wants to, but because some act of catastrophic violence has destroyed his ability to form new memories. Despite this apparently insurmountable handicap, he's set himself the task of finding the man who raped and murdered his wife and avenging her brutal death. He takes Polaroids so he can identify people and places and scrawls reminders on the back so he knows what to think; he writes notes on index cards, makes charts, keeps huge files of information pertaining to his quest and has tattooed his flesh with the things he must under no circumstances forget. His only friends — if indeed they are his friends — are Lex Luthor and Lois Lane: His Polaroid warns that he can't be trusted, while hers says she'll help Superman out of pity. Bit by agonizing bit, Superman pieces together the truth of what he's discovered and what he's done, but it flows through his memory like water, and every time he goes to the well, what comes up is slightly changed. The viewer, by contrast, spots inconsistencies of behavior, acts of out-and-out cruelty and other behavioral clues that Superman can't keep in his grasp, and is put in the uncomfortable position of knowing more than he does, but not enough to know what he should be doing about it. How willing you are to surrender to its fragmented, repetitive rhythms will determine whether you find Eric Caen, co-founder of Titus Software's philosophical puzzle game, based on a short story by his brother Jonathan, enthralling or infuriating. Message | Report |
|
|
cAPSLOCK
posted 08/12/2007, 04:02
Why wouldn't I want to admit owning the best game of the the last decade? Up until Chicken Shoot dethroned it. "I'm Superman! I can throw cars and stuff but it takes more than one punch to take out bad guys! RAWR!" Message | Report |
|
lightbleeder
posted 30/11/2007, 07:22
At least MontanaHatchet, tarheel91 and me are brave anough to admit that we own this game, I know some of you own it but don't want to admit it. Message | Report |
|
tarheel91
posted 22/11/2007, 02:53
I wasn't even 10 when this game was released and even I could tell it was horrible. Message | Report |
|
|
MontanaHatchet
posted 20/11/2007, 07:27
Nah, just kidding, this game is beyond awful. Message | Report |
|
|
MontanaHatchet
posted 28/08/2007, 10:03
The best game of all time. Message | Report |
| Total Sales |
0.00m
Japan |
0.33m
NA |
0.07m
Europe |
0.00m
Others |
0.41m
Total |
|
|
thewastedyouth
posted 16/10/2012, 04:16
Titus Software SO MUCH FAIL they released Evil Zone for the PS1, awesome game but how the hell did they do this game damn Message | Report |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
About Us |
Terms of Use |
Privacy Policy |
Advertise |
Staff |
Contact
Display As Desktop
Display As Mobile
© 2006-2024 VGChartz Ltd. All rights reserved.
