10 Video Game Villains Who SUCK At Being Evil

Dead Rising's psychopaths are an iconic part of the series. They are insane humans who use the chaos of the apocalypse to act upon their disturbing desires, often proving far more dangerous than the undead.

Each psychopath offers a challenging boss fight accompanied by some really off-putting introduction showcasing their gruesome misdeeds. Or rather, they all would, if it weren't for the fact that Paul Carson exists.

Paul is a teenage punk appearing as a psychopath in the latter half of Dead Rising 1. When Frank comes across, he's keeping two women hostage as he's afraid they were secretly making fun of him.

Yes, it sounds as pathetic as it looks, and Paul's overall awkwardness becomes even more apparent when you fight him.

Unlike the other psychopaths who pose a real threat, the young punk turns out to be a whiny pushover. He can be easily overpowered, and if you bring his health down enough, he will accidentally set his crotch on fire.

Afterward, you can actually decide to help put out the fire. If you save him, Paul will become a potential survivor to rescue, proving that he was clearly over his head trying to act like a villain.