The 10 WEIRDEST Licensed Video Games Ever
VOICE OVER: Aaron Brown
WRITTEN BY: Aaron Brown
Just because an IP is popular doesn't mean it should be turned into a video game. For this list, we'll be looking at bizarre games that made us question everything we thought we knew about marketing. Our list of the weirdest licensed video games includes “M&Ms: The Lost Formula” (2000), “Chex Quest” (1996), “Garfield Kart Furious Racing” (2019), “Home Improvement: Power Tool Pursuit” (1994), and more!
- #20: "Star Wars: Masters of Teräs Käsi" (1997)
- #19: "Home Improvement: Power Tool Pursuit" (1994)
- #18: "Chester Cheeta: Wild Wild Quest" (1993)
- #17: "Taco Bell: Tasty Temple Challenge" (2000)
- #16: "Cap'n Crunch: Crunchling Adventure" (1999)
- #15: "Gotham City Imposters" (2012)
- #14: "M&Ms: The Lost Formula" (2000)
- #13: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (1989)
- #12: "Cool Spot Goes to Hollywood" (1996)
- #11: "Garfield Kart Furious Racing" (2019)
- #10: "X-Men: The Ravages of Apocalypse" (1997)
- #9: "Michael Jackson's Moonwalker" (1990)
- #8: "Star Wars: Super Bombad Racing" (2001)
- #7: "The Ring: Terror's Realm" (2000)
- #6: "Darkened Skye" (2002)
- #5: "Chex Quest" (1996)
- #4: "Shaq Fu" (1994)
- #3: "Burger King Trilogy" (2006)
- #2: "Pepsiman" (1999)
- #1: "E.T." (1982)
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