Duke 3D for that matter is a good game, since some of the insults are IMO funny. Whereas you could compare the sound capabilities of the systems and find that some games on one system are better on a side by side comparison like SSF2 for both 16 bit consoles. But one of the worst would be Police Quest 1, although you could turn of the sound on that particular title. When it comes to sound effects in games, it doesn't make much difference to me weather the sounds are good or not. Usually, most games' sounds aren't annoying, which is good enough for me.
Music is another matter.
A game's music can make it or break it as far as I'm concerned. I've played some truly horrid games that had some really good music, and as a result, the game just didn't seem as bad to me. This game is pretty bad. There are so many games that I like based on music alone, it's almost ridiculous. That had the greatest tag song on the 2600, kind of a Caliope effect, we always used to sing along.