Agreed, it's like a playable B movie.
Just play on easy, more fun with the bulletsponge enemies. :P

There is a real broken part as in unless you limit your fps to 30 fps you fall through the elevator right before the final fight.

Hot Dog King

This game is really extremely bad, but I laughed quite often when I played it.

That part was really hillarious to me. Ok, it's the final fight! You ready? Load the guns, get hyped... fall through the elevator floor and see the game from the outside :D I think I just used a cheat code to float up to the roof.

Simon the Sorcerer 3D. While the writing is actually pretty good and deliberately funny, the minimalist and edged graphics as well as the bugs are simply hilarious.

I frankly hate wasting time on bad movies\games, even if they're "so bad it's good".
However, I greatly enjoy watching a funny commentary about the most ludricrous parts.
That's why I follow since forever AVGN, Nostalgia Critic, Cinema Snob, AngryJoe, Spoony, Brandon Tenold, IHE, etc. :D

(btw, enjoyment doesn't mean that the movie\game is good. You usually just like how much it failed spectacularly)

Bad Day L.A.: Shooter adventure, there is a demo out there, no idea if it still runs on modern systems.

The Magic Carpet and Ultima Underworld series come to mind. Their particular brand of trouble stems from controls that cannot be altered, and adhere to the primordial standards of the DOS era.

E.V.O.: The Search for Eden is not a very good platformer, but does come with a gimmick: You can alter the body parts of your character, probably resulting in some unholy abomination.

Masochists of the third dimension may enjoy Superman 64, Bubsy 3D, and LSD.

This game is indeed kind of cool, especially since it gives you the option to make QTEs ultra easy. The missile surfing section is especially memorable.