what is your least favorite game that evrey one else like's

[Jailbird408]

Mario Kart Wii. Because Mario Kart.

I just hated being forced to use the nanoscopically sensitive Wiimote turning controls, and got infuriated by the fact I couldn't just use the d-pad instead. After plugging in a Nunchuk the problem disappeared, but I still got annoyed with the game because BLUE SHELLS HITTING ME OVER AND OVER AGAIN!

 

[hensethe1]

Minecraft..

 

[linkblade91]

The Halo series of games. They're just not as good as people claim them to be. Halo is "average" to a fault, to the point where its methodologies are starting to become the standard for the FPS genre (irritatingly so).

I have to agree with Yahtzee on this one.

 

[The Hero Killer]

I'll just say anything created by Valve.

 

[Charles Carmichael]

God of War and Grand Theft Auto, i just dont see the appeal

 

[CleverCover]

Oblivion. Not a fan now. Tried to be a fan before.
Was fun for a bit, but roaming the world alone was a lonely and horrifying prospect.

 

[icyneesan]

Minecraft. Yeah its a okay game, but I wanted something more like Terraria or Legend of Zelda. Ya'know, going through dungeons, fighting monsters, collecting gear to solve puzzles.

 

[Filiecs]

Fallout 3

It was okay, maybe post-apocalyptic just isn't really my thing. I enjoyed Oblivion MUCH more.

 

[b1zarr0]

pretty much any multiplayer focused FPS

 

[Singularly Datarific]

I'd go for Mass Effect, I tried 20 minutes, I saw just how deep it would go, but I couldn't stand the feel of it. I went through the first level kinda confused with the level design. It felt as if it had no direction, I had trouble finding my way around due to confusing lighting and maps. The guns had some generic feel that I could not shake, they were just guns. It was technically fine, but I was repelled by something.
It felt sterile.
In a game there should be some character to everything, but this just felt mechanical. Perhaps I was shortsighted in it, perhaps I should have gotten to know the characters better, but I didn't feel welcome. I kept losing my way, my purpose.

 

[Moonlight Butterfly]

Amnesia the dark descent, I just found it really unimmersive and boring. I think when the walls started their period I just kind of rolled my eyes. It would have done better just to have an earthquake and making the place rumble or something. I don't know I just didn't find it scary at all. *shrug*

 

[blankedboy]

Well, this is sure an original, fresh, interesting thread with intriguing replies. I'm loving this.

For the record, Portal 2.

 

[captainwalrus]

Mass Effect 2. All the missions feel really bland and samey, and it seems like no matter what dialogue option I choose, Shepard ends up being a total douche.

 

[anon_gamer1001]

pretty much all CoD games. i just cannot see the fascination in another mindless dull boring coverbased shooter, that asides from some map redesigns are not really different than their predecessors

 

[Hot Madness]

CoD Black Ops
Halo
Bla bla bla

Everything has been said a million times already. I think the general consensus is that we all hate CoD, Halo, and Final Fantasy. Case Closed.

I don't hate Halo...

 

[Brainpalm]

I hate assassins creed. Mainly because it's a science fiction game. And one time I played it, the combat controls felt clunky and heavy, not what I'd expect from an assassin.

 

[an874]

Fallout 3. It's a good game everyone seems to love and I can honestly understand why, but it just wasn't for me.

 

[Jericho_Reivaj]

Call of Duty, excluding Call of Duty 2 which i actually enjoyed because of the "history" style story. Basically all CODs after MW just bored me to death and i consider them to be today's "fad" im waiting for the day this yearly produced game dies out.

 

[jakegold1472]

mine would have to be modern FPS, there is nothing wrong with them, i just like swords better (and first person sucks when walking) also MMORPG's like warcraft, it kills babies for raptorjesus' sake!

 

[nomzy]

Minecraft. I played it for a little while, but I'm just not very creative.
I can see why people like it though.
Oh and the Witcher 2. It comes off as trying slightly too hard to be 'mature'.
I'm fickle.