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A well-planned sports video game licensing agreement can be a great thing; such arrangements have given us classics like the Madden football series, NBA Jam, and, to a lesser extent, Bassin's Black Bass with Hank Parker. On the other hand, poorly thought-out games just look like embarrassing cash-ins for their celebrity endorsers. Obviously all video games can't be great, but here are a few notably terrible sports licensing misadventures:
1. Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy
I remember liking the game shaq-fu. lol @ chaos in the windy city.
That Kurt Warner game was sweet, I played it at my friends house a lot. It was much better than the EA Arena Football game. The other games I never played though.
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