The Hulk.
This dismal excuse for a game was made by Radical Entertainment and published by Vivendi Universal Games, the game is definately NOT radical. For starters, I saw so much god damn advertising for it that it's promotional funding is likely a couple of zero's bigger than its actual production funding. Upon going to the gamespy-fileplanet network I somehow managed to click through the 60,000 pop-ups screaming at me to download the demo, watch the movie, buy the game, t-shirt, mug, golf balls, shoe laces, condoms, you name it. Like an idiot I wasted my time and downloaded the demo. For future reference, when a game is troubling to install and get running, I don't even bother with it, it's instantly deemed inferior software and a complete waste of my time. Any company incabable of making a simple windows installation program is clearly not suited to code games. After playing the game for 20 seconds I felt violated. The game was boring, repetative, easy and ugly. Within 10 minutes of "playing" I quit and deleted it.
check out this depressing in game rendering
