Facebook: http://facebook.com/AhoyYT Twitter: http://twitter.com/xboxahoy So, this generation has had a pretty good run - we've had some cracking titles over the last 7 years or so. But, perhaps more interesting than the highlights of this gen's interactive entertainment is the dark nadir of games best left forgotten. Kicking off our shameful selection, and with the dubious virtue of being the least-worst of our selection, Shellshock 2: Blood Trails scored an impressively low thirty percent, putting it at number ten on our list. Next up, at number nine it's lacklustre offroad racer Score International Baja 1000, taking the dubious honour of being the worst racing game available for the Xbox, by virtue of its Metacritic score of just 29 percent. At number 8, Jumper: Griffin's story escapes the label of 'worst movie tie-in ever' by a hair, with a less-than-enviable Metacritic score of 29. At number seven on our list is Truth or Lies, scoring a paltry 28 percent. A microphone-driven party game that styles itself on a polygraph machine - a lie detector, in which you answer a sequence of questions intended to provoke, embarrass or reveal your inner secrets. At number 6, Rebellion's second entry to our list - Rogue Warrior - has a layer more polish than their other offering - but falls even further from grace, with a rating of just 28 percent: earning it the hotly contested title of 'worst FPS this generation'. Next is the first of a string of Kinect games: Deca Sports Freedom is our fifth worst game, with average reviews of 26 percent - making the lukewarm Kinect Sports looks like game of the year by comparison. While not every game for the xbox's motion control camera is necessarily bad - they do seem to have a solid representation at the bottom of the pile. At number 4 is another Kinect title: Hulk Hogan's Main Event is a cartoon-esque wrestling game that attained a Metacritic score of just 26. Number 3 is a painful revisit to an ot