90% Complete...

[anthony87]

I never finished Bioshock because it was quite boring.

 

[PixieFace]

Oblivion, The Witcher,and Fable because I felt like their main story lines were incredibly dumb and not in the least bit fun.

 

[Megacherv]

Ouch... Fallout 3, I've spent more than 400 hours with that game making mods and such but i never got around the full story...

Get Broken Steel before you do, that's all I'll say


I really want to get everything on Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time, at least with the trophies anyway. I'm on 83% so far, missing 4

I have broken steel. It's just that i tend to fuck up my save files when i make mods. You know, replay the game to see if the house will load correctly. [http://fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=9478]

Ahh, that makes sense

 

[ninja555]

Myst I have finally finish after starting it several years ago and still am working on dragon age despit my brothers having finished it twice each.

 

[Shepard's Shadow]

Prey, GTA 4 and Far Cry 2, are the only ones I can remember right now. I didn't finish them because they were not fun. They were just boringly terrible.

 

[silver wolf009]

I never slogged all the way through halo 1. Freaking lybrary!!!

 

[Samcanuck]

Legend of Zelda, (musical intrument I cant spell) of time.

Couldn't get the horse for the life of me. I refused to pass the game until I got the horse, and therefor complete the giants knife. I lost interest after awhile, since everything but that was bat shit easy.

Good game though.

 

[Julianking93]

GTA 4.

That along with Superman 64 are the only games I never finished due to them being so terrible

 

[Iron Lightning]

Dragon Age: Origins, and The Void (if you aren't aware, The Void is arguably the crowning artistic achievement in modern video games.) I find that I tend not to finish the really exceptional titles I come across. I find that finishing a game is akin to destroying it. The Mona Lisa remains one of the greatest works of art partly because of how difficult it is to fully absorb. If one were to fully grasp every part of the Mona Lisa then it would lose its value. It took me a decade to finish Mystical Ninja Staring Goemon, and my feeling upon its completion was one of the greatest ecstasy that I have ever known. Now it is over, the game has all but lost its value to me. It is thus that I find myself hard pressed to complete truly exceptional marvels, for I know that the time between classics of the art is long indeed.

 

[esperandote]

I wanna be the guy, because i cant play it enough times to make a strategy to beat the guy and starting from the bottom of the tower every time he kills you is a pain in the ass.

 

[Jakabus]

Rainbow Six: Vegas... got stuck at this stupid part where it gives you no indication where to go and has enemies crawling in through every possible entrance... >.>

 

[Marter]

I've yet to finish Heavenly Sword. I made it to the final boss, but never beat it.

That's the only game I've started that I haven't beaten.

 

[Nautical Honors Society]

Just around every game I've owned. Usually 100%ing a game means constantly replaying the game to find hidden items, doing a lot of side missions, and spending a lot of time online, or grinding. Usually a game isn't worth the time.

I agree.

But for me a lot has to do with beating a ton of my games on my offline Xbox account and then not keeping the same account when converting it to online meaning I essentially wasted 11 hours of Half-Life 2 gameplay...

I don't beat most of my games

 

[Stone Wera]

Any Elder Scrolls game.
I usually go my own way to explore and do some side quests.

EDIT: And the Broken Steel DLC for Fallout 3.

 

[ultrachicken]

Red Faction: Guerrilla.

It pisses me off so much that the EDF has so many goddamn troops.

 

[Otterpoet]

Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis - because a bug wiped out all my saves (along with 50+ hours of game play).

ES: Morrowind - because it's FREAKIN' huge and I haven't touched my XBox for a couple of years now.

Doom 3 - because it got boring.

If you mean the main quest of morrowind, Thats pretty short (apart from this one really annoying part) But if you mean the whole of morrowind then yeah, Thats huge.

Heh. I must have wandered around too much then ;-) 75+ hours in and I was still nowhere near the end of the Main Quest (I spent 10+ hours exploring near the first town to give you an idea). Which is probably why the 'end' of Oblivion came as such a shock to me.

 

[HT_Black]

Call of Duty 4, because I bought it yesterday and decided to make my first playthrough on Veteran Difficulty.

Yes, incidentally: I do hate having fun. (/Sarcasm)

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Just around every game I've owned. Usually 100%ing a game means constantly replaying the game to find hidden items, doing a lot of side missions, and spending a lot of time online, or grinding. Usually a game isn't worth the time.

Okay, just to clarify by complete I mean at least finish the Single Player story line once. Few people can really get a 100% completion on every game, I think.

Oh good, 'cause I was going to say that if you're talking about 100% completion, I don't think there's a game I've 100% completed yet. ...oh wait yes there is, Super Mario Bros. 3 (GBA version). On topic though, there are several games I just couldn't finish, Sonic Heroes (damn those fucking special stages), Dragon Age: Oragins, Dragon Quest V, Metroid Prime II: Echoes, Metroid Prime III: Corruption, Red Alert 3, and Star Trek: Legacy to name a few.

 

[lolmynamewastaken]

oh god, the list could be endless... lets do this by platform
PS3:
GRAW
Dead Space
Grid
Borderlands
Ass creed 2
Prototype

Ps2:
Stunt man
any of the GTAs bar vice city even though i've owned all of the ones on ps2 at some point
harry potter and the chamber of secrets (understandble)
Crash bandicoot the wrath of cortex or something...

Xbox:
Rainbow 6 black arrow and also lockdown
Amped 2
Burnout 3
Full spectrum warrior

PC:
half life opposing force
Company of heros (one day i will thouhg!)
god damn, i need to stop buying games...
Edit: im only counting the single player seen as how multiplayer is gay and i hate people clearly.

Rainbow Six: Vegas... got stuck at this stupid part where it gives you no indication where to go and has enemies crawling in through every possible entrance... >.>

that covers most of that game... just shoot dudes and run for the door.

 

[Kevlar Eater]

Any 360 game that has lots of online achievements I either avoid like the plague or complete as many of the single player achievements as possible, then permanently retire the game.