The Worst Game You,ve ever played........to completion.

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Kong Fu Panda 2 for the Wii, god dammit dad, why would you buy that?
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artcellrox wrote...
I usually stop playing a game if it's not that good. Closest I can think of that I finished and I thought were meh are all the Call of Duty games from Modern Warfare 2 and onwards.


Agreed. I checked out of that series at CoD4. Then Gamestop had a buy one get one free sale for them when Ghosts came out, and I ended up picking up a few. Most of the entertainment I've gleaned out of them has been heckling the story.
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MrTickTock Vanguard of NTR
i dont usually complete games if I dislike them, but i will say the first Crash Bandicoot, I know people love the game, i just didnt really enjoy 3-d platformers as a kid.
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MrTickTock wrote...
i dont usually complete games if I dislike them, but i will say the first Crash Bandicoot, I know people love the game, i just didnt really enjoy 3-d platformers as a kid.


Didn't dig those games much myself, now if you'll excuse me, I have to outrun this angry mob of Crash fans j/k
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Oh dear lord.... Vampire Rain. That game was a hilarious abomination.
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There's a number of Hentai games I could list, poorly crafted fighter's, side scroller's, and rpg's... Literally feels like the person making the games didn't bother to try playing it themselves after they were done, or just said "fuck it, it got sex scenes so this should be good enough"...

But if I were to pick out of console games...

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Any of Squares Enix ps3/xbox 360 jrpg titles... but I couldn't complete those games...

Spectral Force 3... though I didn't finish that one...

Any of IdeaFactory for ps3... though I couldn't finish most of those...

Agarest War... didn't finish...

Rumble Roses... so empty... so repetitive...

Dead or Alive: Xtreme Beach Volley balls (series)... so empty... so repetitive...

Atelier Iris 2... so... unimaginative (outside the main conflict between the protagonists, everything else was so hollow feeling, though was the same case for 1 and 3 for me too.

Suikoden 4.. without having played the first 3, I was completely lost towards the cast of characters, and with the protagonist being a stand in for the player, I couldn't invest in anyone. The game didn't work as a stand alone...

For it's battle system, based entirely on luck, I'll add persona 3/fes... their is no logic to leaving the retarded A.I. in control of 3/4s of your actions...

Samurai Legend Musashi... The ending felt like a huge... After investing so much time to beat annoying bosses, the players efforts felt completely undermined by the ending.

Muramasa: The Demon Blade... The story felt lazily crafted around the game play... I only completed the female half but... I could easily sum up the story as "an example of Stockholm syndrome".

For it's ridiculously disproportional fire fights and and obsession with turning the game into a movie, Max Payne 3, I had to replay some parts so many times I almost tore my remote in half...

Disgaea 3 was incredibly disappointing, consistently feeling like a boring rip of the first game, character wise, especially the protagonist. Story was so scattered and unimaginative, bunch of school related stuff with a demon world theme... Level design was a pain to overcome (in comparison to others). There were some interesting things, but they are barely addressed. After playing 4, it just reinforce my dislike of 3. This is also when they started ripping out extra characters to sell them as dlc... That really hurt my impression of it too.

Saint Row (the first), a shitty bug, saved over by an auto-save, prevented me from finishing the latst leg of the game... I was stuck in a gutter, in the ground, unable to run up a ramp, completely unable to move...

Pokemon snap... is an explanation needed?


to sum up, I have a hard time ending good games...So I really don't think I have a lot of bad games I've played all the way through... But I guess I'll use Muramasa: The Demon Blade... Repetitive and annoying battle system with hollow characters and story juxtaposed against such nice art and so much possibility. After the battle system and the art, it felt so very empty, I really wanted to like it too.
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Pokemon Channel. Technically. I wouldn't call it a bad game, but it certainly wasn't close to being a great one. Only reason I played it was because it was a Pokemon game.

Anyways, I unlocked everything in that game including getting all of the 100 cards available. That meant sitting in front of a TV within a TV watching the weather channel and hoping for the weather in a location to change so special Pokemon could appear and go talk to them so you could receive the card you needed. Getting the legedaries to show up was a complete pain in the ass. The game made watching TV tedious, which I thought was pretty much impossible.

The music was pretty catchy thought and still find myself humming the title screen one every once in a while :p

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DatYuriThough Goddess of Nature
Far Cry 3's co-op. My God that was horrifying, it was so easy to die and glitch'd to hell and back. Me and my friend only completed it because we were so close to 100% completion in it, so we kept going (Against are better judgement) and fully regretted it.

It was a great game (Single player-wise) but it felt like they got half-way in terms of development, stopped and went "Fuck it, that'll do" with the co-op.
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Ishida Yoji wrote...
Oh dear lord.... Vampire Rain. That game was a hilarious abomination.


Good Lord, you finished it? Do you need me to call somebody?
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DatYuriThough wrote...
Far Cry 3's co-op. My God that was horrifying, it was so easy to die and glitch'd to hell and back. Me and my friend only completed it because we were so close to 100% completion in it, so we kept going (Against are better judgement) and fully regretted it.

It was a great game (Single player-wise) but it felt like they got half-way in terms of development, stopped and went "Fuck it, that'll do" with the co-op.


On a tangent, have you played Blood Dragon? It's so good ^.^
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DatYuriThough Goddess of Nature
Grim the Gilded wrote...
DatYuriThough wrote...
Far Cry 3's co-op. My God that was horrifying, it was so easy to die and glitch'd to hell and back. Me and my friend only completed it because we were so close to 100% completion in it, so we kept going (Against are better judgement) and fully regretted it.

It was a great game (Single player-wise) but it felt like they got half-way in terms of development, stopped and went "Fuck it, that'll do" with the co-op.


On a tangent, have you played Blood Dragon? It's so good ^.^


Blood Dragon was amazing, literally the best stand-alone DLC I think I've ever played for a game. It had me laughing throughout the entire thing :D
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For me, I would have to go with the first Killzone on the PS2. The game's story had little meaning the overall gameplay was just BORING. Not good, not bad, just...fucking...boring. I felt no excitement in that game even after finishing it in one sitting.
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The most recent bad game I played through was Ride to Hell Retribution. The terrible plot, characters, voice acting, and cutscenes actually made it rather funny. This is my favorite quote from a random enemy: "Read my lips, fuck you."
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sakabato24 World Warrior
The first Assassin's Creed. Granted, I heard that the rest of the installments for this title were improved on, and made the game 100x better, but the first one kinda ruined it for me to play another Assassin's Creed title.

It was a rinse-wash-repeat type of game that really bored the heck out of me through completion.
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Revelation Defender of DFC
captin_lewd wrote...
Cookie clicker was the worst game I ever played. Even though there is no end to it I have gotten very far into the game and I regret every moment of playing that game.


Cookie clicker is best time waster

OT: Kung Fu Panda for the Xbox 360. Came with the console. Had to play after I 100% Lego Indiana jones. So crap, I threw controllers just because of the shitty platforming.
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Revelation wrote...

OT: Kung Fu Panda for the Xbox 360. Came with the console. Had to play after I 100% Lego Indiana jones. So crap, I threw controllers just because of the shitty platforming.


Dem movie companion games, they always suck ass, why can't they just go away? Because parents are dumb enough to buy them for their kids...
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sakabato24 wrote...
The first Assassin's Creed. Granted, I heard that the rest of the installments for this title were improved on, and made the game 100x better, but the first one kinda ruined it for me to play another Assassin's Creed title.

It was a rinse-wash-repeat type of game that really bored the heck out of me through completion.


I didn't care for Assassin's Creed myself, I hear the fourth one is basically a pirate simulator so I've been meaning to check it out, but the rest just don't appeal to me.
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Tsamari C.E.O of Pancakes
ZubaruMidori wrote...
Revelation wrote...

OT: Kung Fu Panda for the Xbox 360. Came with the console. Had to play after I 100% Lego Indiana jones. So crap, I threw controllers just because of the shitty platforming.


Dem movie companion games, they always suck ass, why can't they just go away? Because parents are dumb enough to buy them for their kids...


[color=#ff69b4]Not all movie games are bad.... Just 99.8% of them are.

Spider man 2 is best movie tie in game ever.
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Revelation Defender of DFC
Tsamari wrote...
ZubaruMidori wrote...
Revelation wrote...

OT: Kung Fu Panda for the Xbox 360. Came with the console. Had to play after I 100% Lego Indiana jones. So crap, I threw controllers just because of the shitty platforming.


Dem movie companion games, they always suck ass, why can't they just go away? Because parents are dumb enough to buy them for their kids...


[color=#ff69b4]Not all movie games are bad.... Just 99.8% of them are.

Spider man 2 is best movie tie in game ever.


Spider-Man 2 for GBA was the shit! I played the hell out of that game.
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X-Men Origins Wolverine was pretty good. Probably better than the movie it was based on actually.
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