The earliest game I remember hating is Blasto on PS1. I was given a promo copy of it by Sony when a special demo disc I ordered arrived late, and it still felt like a ripoff.
The first game you hated.
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There were plenty of games I didn't like over the years, but the first game I can honestly say I hated was "the last remnant". that game played a very big part in killing JRPGs for me, and if for no other reason, that is why I hate it. Even ones that I played and loved, like the Golden Sun games, just aren't that fun after playing that game.
Fuck you, Square, fuck you.
Fuck you, Square, fuck you.
Mario.
Yep.
Still, today (I'm 23), I cannot finish a Mario game. I suck at them. I hate them. I borrowed Mario for the Nintendo DS about a year ago and I LITERALLY fell into the FIRST pit in the damn game. Gave up forever after that. Nothing's changed since I was a kid.
Yep.
Still, today (I'm 23), I cannot finish a Mario game. I suck at them. I hate them. I borrowed Mario for the Nintendo DS about a year ago and I LITERALLY fell into the FIRST pit in the damn game. Gave up forever after that. Nothing's changed since I was a kid.
That's... That's awful... Who would... Would do that?Innegativeion said:
Probably the same people who took over Spyro. Blech.
My, that game was horrid. It is one of three games I started but just gave up on.Innegativeion said:
OT: FF XIII would come in a close second. I gave it a last chance, and was just bad. Not funny bad like FF X, just awful.
That was very recently. I always felt If I didn't like a game it's just not for me.
Untill Darksiders.
This is the blandest game I've ever played and it annoyed me from the get go; every game element is stolen from something else, only less well implemented, resulting in a game that gets good reviews overall while driving me to tears.
Untill Darksiders.
This is the blandest game I've ever played and it annoyed me from the get go; every game element is stolen from something else, only less well implemented, resulting in a game that gets good reviews overall while driving me to tears.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the NES. Fuck you dangling electric seaweed things. No one has ever beaten that part, nobody. If you say otherwise you are a liar or used a game genie.
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ok the offline playability was not the biggest problem^^ (didn't miss my wow guild)
what I missed was the great meaningfull story, the believeable characters - that can be distinguished from each other - and the gameplay of FFX, that allowed me to do more than just switch on the console ;-)
did I mention that FFXII stands upside down on my board like some kind of unholy relic ?
man I really don't like that game
p.s.: we don't talk bad about any incarnation of half life 2 in the public...worst case gabe hears us and quits developing the next one - beware
*gg*
ok the offline playability was not the biggest problem^^ (didn't miss my wow guild)
what I missed was the great meaningfull story, the believeable characters - that can be distinguished from each other - and the gameplay of FFX, that allowed me to do more than just switch on the console ;-)
did I mention that FFXII stands upside down on my board like some kind of unholy relic ?
man I really don't like that game
p.s.: we don't talk bad about any incarnation of half life 2 in the public...worst case gabe hears us and quits developing the next one - beware
*gg*
Command and Conquer 4 TT, OMFG I hated that Genre-killing, impossible to connect to piece of malware. It is the only game that has a problem with my internet connection, and it is not an RTS. It KILLED CnC.
There were a lot of games a really disliked, like Super Mario Bros. (never beat it) or Street Fighter 2 (single player cheap opponent AI).
But the first game I truly HATED was Battletoads. If you weren't busy accidentally killing your teammate (or griefing each other), then you were getting bent over on the speederbike level. And, IF you somehow managed to get past that, the next level would probably kill you anyhow. And with no difficulty settings, the only thing to do was toss the thing and beat up the next person you see to vent your frustration, which ironically is pretty much like two player mode in Battletoads anyhow.
Yes, that cart deserved the same fate as ET for the Atari - gathered up, dumped into a big hole in the middle of no where, and forgotten. Except that I just brought them up. Damn it!
But the first game I truly HATED was Battletoads. If you weren't busy accidentally killing your teammate (or griefing each other), then you were getting bent over on the speederbike level. And, IF you somehow managed to get past that, the next level would probably kill you anyhow. And with no difficulty settings, the only thing to do was toss the thing and beat up the next person you see to vent your frustration, which ironically is pretty much like two player mode in Battletoads anyhow.
Yes, that cart deserved the same fate as ET for the Atari - gathered up, dumped into a big hole in the middle of no where, and forgotten. Except that I just brought them up. Damn it!
Let's see the first game I hated? Why the one that comes to mind is Snake Rattle and Roll. Holy crap that game just pissed me off REALLY badly. O my lord it's so bad. 3D isometric platforming with no continues Long shitty levels, BS objectives and all sorts of crap that just sucked. Seriously it is probably the first game I just out right hate.
Pacman and all it's clones and iterations.
I still remember my dad buying a Commodore 64 and some sample floppy the salesman threw in of multiple versions of pacman. Luckily he grabbed a coulpe random games off the shelf as well and atleast they were decent
I still remember my dad buying a Commodore 64 and some sample floppy the salesman threw in of multiple versions of pacman. Luckily he grabbed a coulpe random games off the shelf as well and atleast they were decent
