7. Star Wars Episode I: The Gungan Frontier
Hey, you know what was funny? That fat-throated frog guy from Episode 1. And hey, you know what Star Wars fans really didn't want any more of, ever again in their lives? That fat-throa...well, obviously. Such is Gungan Frontier's attempt at drawing you into the plight of Naboo, before whisking you off into a half-baked Populous-style interface (LucasArts really did green-light every genre under the sun) where you'll set about attempting to balance some Gungan wildlife with the resources available. More of a learning tool to teach kids assumedly about environmental issues and to apply general geographical knowledge, much can be forgiven. But to anyone who cringed during those Gungan scenes on Naboo in the first place, the shoddy interaction with your world and the fact no one even wants to know their Jaboons from their Chak-roots makes for a game that really shouldn't have bore the Star Wars license at all.