Heroes 4, i have no idea why i bought that despicable excuse for a game, there is just nothing good, cheerful or entertaining in that horrible pile of misery...
Worst game PURCHASE you ever made.
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Halo 3 ODST, i hated the achievement system and only got 4 achievements until i gave up on that game (mind you i beat that game), then i tried the multiplayer... it was halo 3 multiplayer, NOT odst, thus achieving 2 achievements for halo 3. there goes my consistant gamerscore 
Demon's Souls was designed to make everyone suck at it. Randomly having boulders fall on your head and kill you is BS. It is not designed for skillful players. The only way to play it is to die over and over and memorize where all the falling boulders are going to occur. You probably think memorizing where all the boulders were going to fall makes you a skillful player, but it doesn't. Any child can do that.krazykidd said:
Battlefield Bad company 2
The code for online was already taken and single player gets boring after a while.
The code for online was already taken and single player gets boring after a while.
Brink, Bulletstorm and Borderlands.
Brink wasn't what I thought it would be, Bulletstorm was boring as hell and kept crashing at a certain point in the game (plus the GfWL stuff took me a DAY to actually play the game after I installed it) and Borderlands was disappointing and the story was shit.
Brink wasn't what I thought it would be, Bulletstorm was boring as hell and kept crashing at a certain point in the game (plus the GfWL stuff took me a DAY to actually play the game after I installed it) and Borderlands was disappointing and the story was shit.
If i child could do that then people wouldn't quit , and there's more to the game than boulders. It actually does take some skill to the game , it's an action game , meaning there's monsters and bosses to get through, while it is true that there are traps theres more to the game than that . By your logic demons's souls is the same as super meat boy . It really isn't , thus i assume you never actually played the game but feel entitled to talk about it like you know .Eric Staples said:
I'm very careful with my purchases so not many bad ones. I could say Dragon Age II, but at the end of the day, I enjoyed the game and I'm glad to have it in my collection. I just should have waited for the price to go down about $20.
Other M, on the other hand, pissed me off to no end. I really hope Retro Studios takes over the development for the next Metroid.
Other M, on the other hand, pissed me off to no end. I really hope Retro Studios takes over the development for the next Metroid.
A while back I would have said Demon's Souls or even Mass Effect 2, but in both cases that would have been because I hadn't played them anywhere near enough to justify their purchase.
However, I have to go with Devil May Cry 2, 3 or even Bayonetta, I don't like the game style and yet I still get suckered in with the hype and buy them anyway.
However, I have to go with Devil May Cry 2, 3 or even Bayonetta, I don't like the game style and yet I still get suckered in with the hype and buy them anyway.
Where's the logic in that? Children can do it and people still quit. It's not a game of skill. It's a game of memorization.krazykidd said:
No, it makes me unwilling to invest the time to make myself a good player. I didn't care enough to go through an entire stage again, and I realized that I did not want to continually rage at this game whenever I died more than once, so I spared myself the displeasure and returned it.krazykidd said:
Completely Off-Topic: Why have I seen so many people getting warnings for posting the game they thought was their worst purchase. Perfectly legitimate post just blotted out for no apparent reason.
On-Topic: Two Worlds, hands down. I vile Oblivion rip-off that barely worked with almost constant loading, beginner enemies that could destroy you in moments and the worst jump/dodge animation ever. Seriously, there was a solid 2 second gap between you hitting the button and your character on screen performing the action. I tried to return it 4 hours after buying it. The sequel however is quite enjoyable in a cheesy B-movie kind of way. All of the controls work right this time at least and the graphics don't make you want to gouge out your eyes with hot pokers.
On-Topic: Two Worlds, hands down. I vile Oblivion rip-off that barely worked with almost constant loading, beginner enemies that could destroy you in moments and the worst jump/dodge animation ever. Seriously, there was a solid 2 second gap between you hitting the button and your character on screen performing the action. I tried to return it 4 hours after buying it. The sequel however is quite enjoyable in a cheesy B-movie kind of way. All of the controls work right this time at least and the graphics don't make you want to gouge out your eyes with hot pokers.
I respect your choice. I will say that it gets better after Lothering, everything else up to that point is more or less the Prologue/Tutorial.MetaKnight19 said:Probably Dragon Age: Origins. I finished one of the origin stories (can't remember which one) and got to a town called Lothering and for me it just felt as though it was going really slow. On the upside I only paid £15 for the GAME exclusive collectors edition which came with all this stuff:
Bonus Blu-ray disc with a 'Making of' documentary, Soundtrack, Trailers, Wallpaper, Concept Art Video and Strategy tips
3 pieces of exclusive in-game content - Bergens Honour, Grimoire of the Frozen Wastes and Final Reason.
Unlockable ME2 in-game item: Original purchasers of DAO will receive the Blood Dragon Armour which will be usable in both DAO and ME2
The Stone Prisoner unlockable bonus quest and unlockable character, Shale