51) Robbie and His Robots

Just your average Action 52 platformer complete with sub-smart controls (argh the jumping!), bland graphics (argh the blue!) and unavoidable deaths (argh the projectiles!). surprisingly good programming, though, as it seems Robbie only dies when he's supposed to die and he dies whenever that time comes without fail. In the Action 52 arena where Robbie is going to have to compete with a durable baby (28) and Time? (48) for attention, he ain't gonna get it done. If this was a stand-alone NES game, then yes, I'd say it's high time to bust out the chainsaw. But alas, Robbie and His Robots will drop from memory as soon as this sentence right here is finished. Period. See, told you so.