1. WWE Aftershock
The N Gage didn't have many games. So WWE Aftershock didn't even have to be that good. Being even mediocre would have made it look good based solely on the lack of company it shared on the console. Unfortunately, the one WWE game that appeared on the N Gage turned out to be an ugly release in every way imaginable. The N Gage was not known for its outstanding graphics but Aftershock was a particularly ugly game. Character models were weird looking, pixelated horrors that move so unlike humans, you'd be forgiven for thinking you were playing a wrestling based zombie game. Every wrestler had oddly long arms and they almost disappear into the background when making their ring entrance. Like most of the atrocities on this list, playing as each wrestler was basically the same with their only real differentiation being their ring gear. Controlling them was just as bad and everyone moved around even more awkwardly than the Great Khali. Aftershock might have been worth owning if you were an N Gage owner, but then you didn't have much choice in games if you were. That also doesn't give it the excuse to be as bad as it was. Aftershock was easily one of the worst WWE games of all time that thankfully died with the N Gage.