Can it get any worse than these?
5. Mortal Kombat Conquest: The first Mortal Kombat game came out in 1992. Mortal Kombat Conquest was one of the first attempts to make a series out of the successful franchise. The acting and plot were both terrible. One saving grace for the show are the fight scenes. If you want to have a few laughs, it's actually not that bad. | © IMDB
4. Darkstalkers: Oh, what's that? You didn't know there was a Darkstalkers series? No wonder, since it only ran for a single season before getting shut down. Trust us, it was the right decision. With Morrigan Aensland as the main character, you'd think that they have to really mess it up, and they did. The fight scenes felt insanely cheap and the plot was a joke. | © Capcom
3. Legend of Zelda: Alright, this one actually has a couple of great episodes, but the overall quality of the show is poor. As expected, Link's the main character, and he can be hilarious, but the plot and execution are downright stupid. | © Nintendo
2. Donkey Kong Country: Donkey Kong Country was one of the first shows to utilize CGI and, as you can see, it looked horrible. Not only that, but the whole show felt awkward and out of place. | © Nintendo
1. Street Fighter: If you've ever seen a single episode from the Street Fighter animated series you probably know why it's at the number one spot. Saying it had any sort of plot would be an overstatement. The voice acting was so bad that it actually sprouted a dozen memes. We advise you to skip it if possible. | © Capcom
Gaming has grown to amazing new heights in the past few decades and there's no sign of stopping. Over that period we've seen a great deal of movies and TV series based on popular video games. While some of them were great, others were just scraping the barrel. Today we present you with the top 5 worst TV shows based on video games!
