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AR eyewear that turned early adopters into privacy-paranoid “Glassholes.”
The Wi-Fi juicer that taught investors a $400 bag-squeezing lesson.
Microsoft’s would-be iPod killer that tripped over brown plastic and DRM.
Nintendo’s red-only tabletop headache machine with a library shorter than its lifespan.
An FMV dating nightmare that’s really a slideshow of bizarre JPEGs.
A $1.75B short-form streamer that tripped over its own vertical video gimmick.
A biker revenge fantasy that feels like crashing through a cutscene graveyard.
A glitchy reboot remembered for bugs, loading screens, and an awkward kiss scene.
A superhero simulator that traps you in kryptonite fog and endless ring mazes.
An AI 'co-developer' that delivers human-written invoices faster than working software.
A $199 plastic pet that promises to run your apps, then forgets your commands before lunch.
A $12,000 optional jump scare that turns every commute into improv theatre with a two-ton prop.
Cheap upfront, but you pay later with ads, bloatware, and your personal data.
Once popular in Eastern Europe, Viber is now a bloated, ad-driven app with weak privacy and little reason to use.
The car equivalent of instant noodles: cheap, everywhere, and you regret it after the first drive.