Name a game (or two) you never completed

[Shoggoth2588]

Uh...-looks over at his shelf-

This might be a shorter list to name games I HAVE completed...

I know the feeling exactly...let me see, let me see...

Final Fantasy III (VI: I have it on SNES) - various reasons including Dragon Warrior, Saint's Row 3, Zelda 2 and, many, many, more.

Okami - See above (include Final Fantasy III and, Mystic Quest).

 

[endtherapture]

Fallout 3.

Such a boring, soulless, brown grey dull annoying world.

 

[MercurySteam]

Duke Nukem Forever (I TRIED SO HARD IT MADE MY HEAD HURT), though a game I liked a great deal but unfortunately got stuck on was Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events. Damn the Peppermint Popper!

 

[babinro]

Metroid Prime 2 - Too difficult. I've revisited this game three times over the years and have gotten further each time. But I either get stuck wandering around or I simply can't beat a boss segment.

Red Steel 2 - Too difficult for me. I can't defeat the first actual boss in the game. It's not considered to be a tough game by anyone's standards but I've never been able to beat the guy. It's a shame to because I liked what little I played of the game up to that point.

 

[johnnnny guitar]

Killzone 2 my god did I hate the characters and "Good guys" did I need to play the first one to know why the helgast where "evil" because it seemed like the ISA were invading a planet to kill its ruler what the fuck are they suprised their going to kill invading troops.
I did finish the third one before trying the second one but mainly because it was about 6 hours.

 

[purf]

off the top of my head..

Bioshock (feel free to find one of my several rants on why I uninstalled it about 3/4ths in)
Oblivion (too.. much. Also: Ohcrap, not another gate, please!)
Dragon Age 2 (Basically "Yeah, it's fun listening to you guys, but I've really been here before too often")

Skyrim, probably (yes, timetravel here, but I'm certain it will share Oblivion's fate)

edit:
the Witchers (quit the 1st one after all that running around trying to find the right NPCs at the right time, back and forth, back and forth became sooo tedious. Never really started the 2nd. Think I'm a little behind the first tutorial bit)

Farcry 2 (but I don't remember the reason - might pick it up again)
Limbo (Nope, you die. Try again. Nah, idiot, try again. Meeeep! Try again, ...crap)

 

[xptn40S]

Oh, there's plenty of games that I haven't finished yet, such as:

3D Dot Game Heroes
Red Dead Redemption
Prince of Persia: Two Thrones (in the Prince of Persia HD collection)
Assassin's Creed: Revelations + the First Assassin's Creed
The Ico & Shadow of the Collossus Collection
Ratchet & Clank: Quest for Booty

And that's only the PS3 games I haven't finished!

Heck, I even have a bunch of games on Steam that I haven't even STARTED UP yet (gotta love Steam-sales). :]

 

[Britisheagle]

Far Cry 2 and more recently BF3. After playing the multiplayer you realise how formulistic and boring the campaign actually is.

 

[OldDirtyCrusty]

Stacking- a liked this charming piece but i`ve never finished it.

Demons souls- From time to time i think about a restart but i don`t seem to get into it.

 

[Glademaster_v1legacy]

Kingdom Under Fire:Circle of Doom as it bored me to tears and I still need to finish Condemned along with a few Steam entries.

 

[k3v1n]

Dead Rising and GRAW 1 & 2(I haven't even started the second one).

well, dead rising got really boring real quick for me. And GRAW,I don't know, I haven't played it for years, but I remember I got stuck when I was halfthrough the game and never got round to finishing it.

 

[Xannidel]

Brutal Legend (Don't remember why I stopped playing)
Infamous 2 (game freezes up during one of the main missions making me unable to beat it and too lazy to restart)
Skyrim (just got the game before finals week began so I will continue after my finals)
Catherine (Damn that 6th night boss, that is all)

Just a few

 

[AD-Stu]

The Witcher. By partway through the third act, I realised that not only was I bored to tears, but I actively hated every single one of the characters - and Gerald the protagonist in particular. I stopped playing at that point and never started again.

Formula 1: 2010. Again, just got really bored halfway through my first season and never picked it back up again. Which is weird, because I'm a massive F1 fan and aside from RPGs driving games are my favourite genre... so you'd think this would be a perfect game for me. Apparently not.

Bioshock. The "aaawww, what pretty scenery" feeling didn't last long enough to distract me from the fact that I still don't particularly like FPS games.

Interestingly, the original Assassin's Creed was another game that I gave up on halfway through out of sheer boredom. I dunno why, but I eventually came back to it, finished it and became a huge fan of the sequels.

 

[Johann610]

Hmmm...Risk. Always ends with the board being overturned.
What haven't I mentioned lately? Most of the N64 games, when the contacts went wonky and the system became unreliable to the point of distraction.

 

[natster43]

Papaer Mario
Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door
Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon
Resident Evil 1 and 2

 

[Kalikin]

Given my (comparatively) small collection, it's actually rather embarrassing...

Final Fantasy IV - The final boss is just ridiculous, and I really didn't feel like grinding AGAIN (the other time being for the final dungeon, with its enemies that just wipe your party even if you haven't run from any battles the whole game...)
Final Fantasy V - Every time I play it I want to beat Omega before finishing, but never can...
Grand Theft Auto IV - Was just too boring.
Record of Agarest War - Wasn't that impressed with it, so when I had to stop for exams (after thirty-odd hours of gameplay) I just never picked it up again.
Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturn - Got too annoyed with how it seems every other enemy can cast an instant death spell, given that killing MC results in game over (like Persona) and reviving your party is prohibitively expensive.
SMT: Persona 4 - Got to Naoto's otherworld, but by that stage every battle had become a life-or-death struggle. There's only so many times one can handle losing nearly two hours of gameplay. Will probably pick up the Vita re-release and give it another go, though.

 

[JackandTom]

Skyrim

I was seriously underwhelmed with this game. For the first 10 or so hours it was great, but eventually it became a bit too repetitive for me and just became quite boring.

 

[Nerexor]

Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal. Not due to boredom or the game being bad, I just couldn't get past that freaking dragon Bhaalspawn. Then other, easier, games happened.

Skyrim: I got reasonably far into it, and then ME3 was coming out so I got back into replaying ME1 and ME2 and it got sidelined.

The Witcher: My hard drive died the death and took my save files with it.

Psychonauts: Fuck the fucking meat circus and it's absurd level of difficulty and fuck little Ollie for wandering into EVERYTHING THAT KILLS HIM AND RESETS THE LEVEL! I love that game to death but the meat circus is so frustrating that after playing it for a while I want throw my controller at the wall.

 

[SonofaJohannes]

Crysis 2, because my computer crashed and the save was lost forever. Didn't feel like reinstaliing it.

Ocarina of Time. That god damn water temple...

 

[Secret world leader (shhh)]

A shitload of PS2 games, but recently:

Deus Ex: Human Revolution, i just got bored by the second time you go to Hengsha. Luckily this was only a week after i got it so i traded it in for Skyrim monies.