Big Rigs

Big Rigs, is a popular and critically acclaimed game released for the Windows PC in 2003 which is well known for its superb graphics and award-winning story, game-play, and soundtrack.

Don't believe me? Take it from critic Alex Navarro from Gamespot,

"The graphical problems don't stop there, either. Big Rigs is easily one of the worst-looking PC games released in years. The truck models are amazingly terrible, with incredibly archaic-looking designs and brake lights that actually float off of the truck models. The four different environments all look bad, too, what with their incredibly nasty-looking textures, their ugly and meaningless set pieces, and their aforementioned clipping problems. Also, the reason we state that there are only four environments in the game, instead of the five we previously cited, is because we could only get four of them to actually work. When trying to load the fifth environment, the game simply quit and returned us to the desktop on all of the computers that we tried. As for the game's sound design, there isn't any. There are literally no sound effects in Big Rigs. The only sounds that present themselves at all are a few unpleasant, looping techno tracks, and on a midrange PC, we couldn't even get them to play."

'''See how he loves this game? Everything about it he adores! But it's so good, Navarro doesn't stop there!'''

"Just how bad is Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing? It's as bad as your mind will allow you to comprehend. It is so disturbingly bad that even its budget price tag seems like a slap in the face. It really makes you wonder if the company that put out this dreck even took so much as a half minute to glance at the game that it was releasing. The game's readme file does assert that the game was thoroughly tested on various PCs, but the end result seems to suggest otherwise. The fact is, even if you tried, you couldn't play Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing the way it was seemingly intended to be played, and even if you could, you wouldn't want to."

'''It's all these wonderful aspects that explains so obviously why Big Rigs is played by all the hoodlums on their Windows XP pc! It's a big-time hit, and will be fondly remembered as a computer gaming classic for years to come.'''

Navarro loves the game so much, he wants to make sure everyone knows how good it is:

"Big Rigs is a game so astoundingly bad that it manages to transcend nearly every boundary put forth by some of gaming's absolute worst of the worst and easily makes it into that dubiously extraordinary category of being one of the most atrocious games ever published."

What a beautiful compliment!