The 11 Most Racist Video Games

Often times, racism can come in under the guise of cartoonish good times. Such was the case with inept multiplatform air racing game Freaky Flyers, released in 2003 by doomed Midway. Players could take control of a motley crew of horrible stereotypes, including Sheik Abdul, a Middle Eastern Ay-rab with a turban and a talking camel; Sammy Wasabi, a horrible Tojo caricature with buck teeth and broken English; Pauli Atchi, a completely legitimate Italian businessman; and Cactus Rose, a "fiery bandita" from Mexico.

Not only is Atari 2600 rarity Custer's Revenge insulting to women, it's insulting to Native Americans too. In this adult game (sold in a leather case with a lock on it!), the player must guide General Custer across a mesa littered with falling arrows to commit coitus with a bound and helpless Indian woman. Not only does this reinforce the stereotype of the "noble savage" as a path to sexual ecstasy, it's also a pretty lousy game. Unforgivable!