Worst game PURCHASE you ever made.

[jaguarwar6]

I'll make a list. Some of you won't agree with it but who cares.

1. Homefront $60 - over a year of waiting for this game only to finish in 4hrs and 30min
2. Halo Reach $60 - just plain and simple hate HALO. Don't even know why
3. TNA Impact $20 - worst sports game ever
4. Marvel Alliance - boring good thing i only paid $10
5. Fallout 3 GOY $49.96 - like the concept but just can't get into it
6. Dungeon Siege 3 - rented it got smart
7. Fable 3 $60 - just read all the other post's
8. Darsiders - just didn't captivate me
9. Fear 2 $20 - need to play the first one and then maybe it won't be for nothing
And finally the one that has really really pissed me of the most......anticipation.........dramatic pause...............................................................................at number 10..............................Sony Playstation 3. Why some of you are asking, well simple they pushed a very loyal fan aside by releasing it 2 years after the Xbox 360. I have had my paper weight for a little over a year and have only played it 10 to 25 times how sad is that.

 

[Curlythelock]

Magicka, bought it on steam and it wont work on my laptop because of some resolution problem.

 

[ElBastardo]

Bought Superman for the ps2 the day it came out for $60. I had just played the (awesome) hulk games and Superman looked similar. Boy was I wrong. Tried to return it but obviously other people were doing the same so they wouldn't take it. Ended up trading it in for a $10 game but the $10 game was worth it.

 

[The White Light]

Enchanted Arms for the Xbox360. It was my introduction into JRPG's and made me so angry and frustrated that I was turned off of the whole genre until about a year ago. The characters are bland stereotypes and the story had horrible pacing, even by JRPG standards. I still cant tell if one of the main characters is a girl or an incredibly flamboyant homosexual.

 

[FernandoV]

Gears of War 2. THEY MOVE SO FUCKING SLOW AND THEY RUN LIKE A DERAILED TRAIN. Multiplayer took forever to load and the only fun part about it was Horde. Fuck the hype, renting beforehand always.

 

[Frank Reading]

Team Fortress 2.
I know a bunch of you fans are probably raging that I would say such a thing, but I utterly hate all it's mechanics. It makes me feel nauseous and tired just think about running into the enemy line to instantly die for the 50th time that minute. Not to mention it was a gigantic download which drank up a month's worth of bandwidth. And it went free a few months after I bought it.

 

[natster43]

Probably one of the Harvest Moons on the DS. I don't remember which one. That or Mario Kart Wii. Only the online was good.

 

[Caboose671]

Mercenaries 2 World in Flames was a game worth about 20 bucks in my opinion, but I pre-ordered it for the Bennie, but it wasn't worth the 60$s. I felt that the first game was had more replay value and populated with characters. You could go anywhere and find something to do ie challenges ,Easter eggs, npcs to drop off in the middle of a battle. The second was seemed cruder and the game-play was watered down. The characters where exaggerated to the point where they seemed to be caricatures of themselves from the original game.

Compared to the games I bought for 20$, like the Orange Box and Mass Effect, this was not worth the effort.

 

[ArkhamJester]

Final Fantasy 13, It was the very first game I bought for the whole 60 dollars and it is now the one of only two games I hold legit hatred for. To say this one game is the reason I don't like the current retail price tag of new games is putting it mildyly.

 

[Evelynia]

Rift. I tried to just play the free trial, and the thing took so long patching that it informed me my time was up before I even got to load it.
During the Steam sale, I buy it for 10$(although it eventually costs me 25$ because I used a reloadable gift credit card, the information of which it required me to provide for my subscription before even trying the first free month.) It patches for another eight hours, I finally get in and it's the laggiest, most clunky thing I've ever played. The graphics were iffy, the customization mediocre at best and the quests were murderously dull.
Ugh.

 

[Epicspoon]

Klonoa for the Wii. At least It came with a coupon for a free taco.

 

[Lungo]

Gears of war 1... so bad that I never got by the first level... and I actual went down town to buy it... in the rain... so before I was home, I was soaked. So I'm convinced that the game was taking a piss on me too for buying it.

 

[Logie--bear]

Crackdown 2. Playing it just made me want to play Prototype. When the game you're playing makes you want to play a different game, you know it's a stinker.

 

[Epicspoon]

Sonic the Hedgehog 2006.

There are NO EXCUSES Sega! NO EXCUSES! And this coming from a Sonic fanboy!

You could have at least delayed it a bit and fixed the shitty camera and all the game breaking glitches, and re-did the voice work, THEN it would have been a decent game.

But no. You have to please one of the most unpleaseable fanbases ever.

I'm proud to say that I am one of the 4% of the Sonic fanbase that isn't a bunch of freaking idiots.

When you ***** about voice work, then yes, you are a fucking idiot.

Name calling? Great. Reported

YEAH! TEAMWORK! *highfives*

 

[CM156_v1legacy]

Final Fantasy XIII. That was the final (Geddit?) nail in the coffin for me in regards to JRPGs

Oh, and Oblivion. I hated the leveling system and it was just such a bore. I gave up on it.

 

[twistedmic]

I've purchased Vampire Rain, Aliens vs Predator and Homefront, so those three are at the top of the list. HomeFront comes in second though because I was able to get my money back from Gamestop and get Fable 3 and Call of Duty 4 (so that I could play it again before MW3 comes out.

 

[colson91]

I would have to say Hunter:the reckoning, or Resident Evil Outbreak. Brutal Legend was a Huge letdown after Psychonauts, The Red Ninja did not let me change the Y or X axis....so trying to move like I am used to only made the camera swing under her skirt.

...that may have been the point

 

[Brandon Storck]

I have a few, Duke Nukem was the Worst, followed by Brink which I rented for $2 at a Redbox, and Fallout 3 on Steam which for some reason won't run on a Quad-Core CPU but I was able to get all my $$$ back from valve so No Hard Feelings.

 

[JSkunk22]

Final Fantasy: Dirge of Cerberus.

This was years ago, but it still haunts me.

 

[blazinwings]

unlimited saga. i bought it because in general i like squenix, and it looked okay and it was 7 bucks. what a piece of shit. in every way.