Worst Experiences in Gaming

go air force. (SrA)

my Dragon Warrior's III's save and load function didn't work so I slapped it in my SP and left my SP on and charged. I did a lot of grinding and I came real close to the end of the game. and then my brother took my SP for his own game and I lost everything. E-VER-Y-THING.

24 Hour ZG raid in classic WoW,After finally getting Hakkar down raid leader kicked everyone and stole the loot, back then tickets and retrieval via in game petition wasn't so simple so all we got was green trash.

How is that even possible? ZG wasn't that big.

it really wasn't a problem size wise, but rather the skill level of a pug two days after patch on a backwater RP server.

If you want really bad gaming experience, then you should play eternal champions for the Sega Genesis.

THAT GAME IS SO FREAKING DIFFICULT IT IS NOT EVEN FUNNY!!!!

My GameCube was on it's last legs; Trouble reading games, saying "Disc could not be read" during gameplay, etc. So I decided we should get a Wii. But before I could get one, though, my brother spent the night at his friend's place, and took quite a few games with him.

Smash Bros Melee, Twilight Princess (In which I was in the last dungeon and was almost completed), F-Zero GX, Paper Mario 2, StarFox Assault, Sonic Riders, Ocarina of Time, Splinter Cell Chaos Theory and Double Agent, the Prince of Persia Sands of Time Trilogy, Animal Crossing, The Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, and Both of my Metroid Prime games.

He lent them all to his friend and then conveniently forgot which friend he lent them to. He made no attempt to get them back since, and over the years I had to buy other copies of the games he lost. I'm still missing Melee, StarFox, Sonic, Ocarina, and all three Prince of Persia's. On the upside, though, I have both the Wii and GC versions of Twilight Princess, and I have Brawl and the Collector's Edition of Metroid Prime Trilogy. But my brother is still a douche.

I had be playing Oblivion for ages pretty much did every thing there was to do Xbox dies got a new one wasn't able or didn't know about transferring the data. I've tried playing it again but I can be arsed doing it all again.

The games where I have to save it my self if I've been playing all day I forget at the end of the day to save. It doesn't happen now because I overly save games now.

I got sick once while I was playing one of my favorite games and it gave me really bad head aches. Once I was better every time I tried to play the game I kept getting head aches just thinking about how sick I was when I was playing it.

I already told mine earlier, but my friend told me a bad experience he had that I thought was funny when I loaned him Fallout 3. He'll try to collect the platinum trophy for any games he likes, and he liked this one, so he went through, got all the trophies, except one. The one he was missing was the one where you need to collect all 20 of the bobbleheads hidden throughout the game. He couldn't get it since it was in an area you could not enter once you leave, since, in te story, it blew up.

I thought it was funny since he seemed so upset. He had spent 80 hours playing it, and gave up once he ran out of ideas to get himself back into the inaccessable area. It was especially funny that he took a picture of his in-game bobblehead collection: there was a big empty space in the middle of it, where that last one is supposed to be.

it would be that "Tomclancy : Rainbow 6" thingy. I really LOVE how they program their AIs and the shooting isn't all that great. Okay, the idea of controlling a group of people was fun, but what's the point if you can do all that by your self even by not controlling them AI? Friggin' bad.

The most common "Worst experiences" for me are mostly lag-related or client crash related. Or both.

But the most annoying is when you run a game off a disk, say for example if you're playing a game on a console, and the disk gets scratched which causes it to freeze up at a certain points in the game. I've had to re-buy alot of a games off Amazon for my PS2 because of it.