Far Cry 2, the driving/map reading combo is just too horrible. And any enjoyment is overshadowed by the fact that if go too crazy with the 'nade launcher and blow up all the cars i might as well call this attempt to finish it over.
Games, that for the life of you, you could not finish
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Myst. Partly because i was too little. I hit a brick wall in that game where i just could not figure out what the chuffing hell i was suppose to do.
i have never made it all the way through a final Fantasy Game. I evenhtually get to a point around hour 7 or 8 and i just get bored with the whole process or i hit a boss battle where i need to go out and grind a few levels.
i have never made it all the way through a final Fantasy Game. I evenhtually get to a point around hour 7 or 8 and i just get bored with the whole process or i hit a boss battle where i need to go out and grind a few levels.
Final Fantasy XIII - No explanation needed.
GTA3 - Lost interest.
Red Dead Redemption - Lost interest.
Fallout: New Vegas -Love it, but it's one of those games you have to invest a lot of time into. I played it heaps, had to put it down due to uni, work, etc, and just can't get back into it.
Tomb Raider: Underworld - Just yuck.
Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness - Again, just yuck.
Resonance of Fate - Bought it, couldn't understand the battle system, got into a different game, haven't gone back.
Mass Effect 2 - I'll get back to it someday. Just don't have the time atm.
GTA3 - Lost interest.
Red Dead Redemption - Lost interest.
Fallout: New Vegas -Love it, but it's one of those games you have to invest a lot of time into. I played it heaps, had to put it down due to uni, work, etc, and just can't get back into it.
Tomb Raider: Underworld - Just yuck.
Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness - Again, just yuck.
Resonance of Fate - Bought it, couldn't understand the battle system, got into a different game, haven't gone back.
Mass Effect 2 - I'll get back to it someday. Just don't have the time atm.
Oblivion, I've never managed more than a few hours. It just saps the fun right out of you and blinds you with a horrible UI, ugly spud people, and terrible game systems for conversation and lockpicking.
Bioshock, it looks pretty but is a terrible, terrible, terrible shooter. Everyone seems to praise the story but I've seen it done better (SS2).
Arkham Asylum: I fucking hate those batarang blinging fights, and refuse to play another second. Too bad I liked the stealthy bits.
Assassins Creed 1 and 2, too be honest I haven't played more than an hour of these two combined. I don't see why they are popular, and I liked The Saboteur.
I don't finish games that bore me.
Bioshock, it looks pretty but is a terrible, terrible, terrible shooter. Everyone seems to praise the story but I've seen it done better (SS2).
Arkham Asylum: I fucking hate those batarang blinging fights, and refuse to play another second. Too bad I liked the stealthy bits.
Assassins Creed 1 and 2, too be honest I haven't played more than an hour of these two combined. I don't see why they are popular, and I liked The Saboteur.
I don't finish games that bore me.
GTA 4: It got boring and repetitive fast also "Hey Cousin lets go Bowling" got old fast.
Fallout New Vegas: Tried it on xbox it glitched violently and every faction hated me for some reason. Tried on Pc it crashes regularlly and run horribly now.
Mass Effect: stopped playing and could get back into it.
Final Fantasy 9: Been playing since release and had to start over due to Corrupt saves, Discs disappearing, and taking long breaks.
I'd like to finish them all (aside from GTA) but probably never will.
Fallout New Vegas: Tried it on xbox it glitched violently and every faction hated me for some reason. Tried on Pc it crashes regularlly and run horribly now.
Mass Effect: stopped playing and could get back into it.
Final Fantasy 9: Been playing since release and had to start over due to Corrupt saves, Discs disappearing, and taking long breaks.
I'd like to finish them all (aside from GTA) but probably never will.
Dungeon Keeper 2. The hot little cut scenes kept me motivated for a bit, but I just couldn't keep going.
Black & White 2. That weird in-your-face pop-up guy interrupted the game so much that I realized I would never get to actually play, because it's all about him.
World of Goo. Fun for a few levels, then eh, whatever.
X3:Terran Conflict. Played for a couple months then put it away, and can't start up again because of the huge time investment needed to get up to speed.
Witcher 1: Really enjoyed the first town, and working out how to do potions. But I lost interest shortly after it burned down and I had to move on.
Black & White 2. That weird in-your-face pop-up guy interrupted the game so much that I realized I would never get to actually play, because it's all about him.
World of Goo. Fun for a few levels, then eh, whatever.
X3:Terran Conflict. Played for a couple months then put it away, and can't start up again because of the huge time investment needed to get up to speed.
Witcher 1: Really enjoyed the first town, and working out how to do potions. But I lost interest shortly after it burned down and I had to move on.
ouch way to name my 3 favorite games.. as for the saints row yea that helicopter is a huge pain in the ass but if you swim out to the boat instead of riding it cant kill youBeerTent said:
as for me prey and bio shock started out fun but i lost all interest
Grand Theft Auto 3 - I got stuck on some timed missions, tore a large section of my hair out and though, nah.
Final Fantasy XIII (difficulty brick walls), Infinite Undiscovery (just not fun), Persona 1 PSP (got to the last dungeon but didn't feel like grinding to be at a decent endgame level), probably a lot of others I'm forgetting but these are what come to mind at the moment.
Dragon Age 2: I try to adjust my expectations and remind myself that it's a beat-em-up and to be happy with it as such...but I just can't enjoy it.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas: The freaking racing missions! There's such a heavy emphasis on racing in that game and I just can't adapt. I'm trying again but I had to start from scratch thanks to a crapped out memory card.
Final Fantasy VI: I never had the GBA re-release but my SNES copy had a memory fart. I wasn't too far but I couldn't stand the thought of doing Doom Train again. I plan on trying again at some point but I never beat the thing.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas: The freaking racing missions! There's such a heavy emphasis on racing in that game and I just can't adapt. I'm trying again but I had to start from scratch thanks to a crapped out memory card.
Final Fantasy VI: I never had the GBA re-release but my SNES copy had a memory fart. I wasn't too far but I couldn't stand the thought of doing Doom Train again. I plan on trying again at some point but I never beat the thing.
Saints Row and Luigi's mansion are the only 2 ever i think. I tend to finish games even if they are not so great. With Saints Row i got bored after like 15 minutes. As I was playing it in 2010, the game just felt so outdated too, especially since just came off playing Mafia 2(Similar game with much better graphics/gun physics)
Luigi's mansion i just couldn't get into at all. Played for longer than SR, around 2 hours, before just calling it quits. Can't think of a time where i couldn't finish a game due to a glitch, though it has probably happened.
Luigi's mansion i just couldn't get into at all. Played for longer than SR, around 2 hours, before just calling it quits. Can't think of a time where i couldn't finish a game due to a glitch, though it has probably happened.
Sonic Heroes - Fuck those special stages!
Persona 3 - Fuck you Nyx! I've always said I'd go back and try again, but I never have. Mostly 'cause it take well over half an hour just to get to his final "form."
Metroid Prime 2: Just couldn't beat that Boss Ing. Only attempted it once mind.
Metroid Prime 3: Couldn't get past that big lizard thing with the orbs.
Dragon Quest V: Didn't really like the whole monsters as party members thing. Might give that another try.
Mega Man X: Damn that Spider thing.
...and more that I just can't think of right now.
EDIT: Oh yeah, and GTAIII, GTA: Vice City, and Red Dead Redemption: Boooooooooooooooooooooooring.
Persona 3 - Fuck you Nyx! I've always said I'd go back and try again, but I never have. Mostly 'cause it take well over half an hour just to get to his final "form."
Metroid Prime 2: Just couldn't beat that Boss Ing. Only attempted it once mind.
Metroid Prime 3: Couldn't get past that big lizard thing with the orbs.
Dragon Quest V: Didn't really like the whole monsters as party members thing. Might give that another try.
Mega Man X: Damn that Spider thing.
...and more that I just can't think of right now.
EDIT: Oh yeah, and GTAIII, GTA: Vice City, and Red Dead Redemption: Boooooooooooooooooooooooring.
Far Cry - in the first quarter of the game there is a place were you have to take dawn minigunner from a fucking helicopter and think 2 mounted guns and a shit load of dudes and after 10th or so time I just thought fuck it.
Serious Sam 2, story well it's a serious sam game, so I'll give it a pass graphics carootny but somewhat fun to look at, game play the thing it should stand on repetitive and boring. New area game closes you to into an usually square shaped arena and endless waves of dudes come to murder you and I mean there could be easily 50 plus enemies of the same type on the screen.
Serious Sam 2, story well it's a serious sam game, so I'll give it a pass graphics carootny but somewhat fun to look at, game play the thing it should stand on repetitive and boring. New area game closes you to into an usually square shaped arena and endless waves of dudes come to murder you and I mean there could be easily 50 plus enemies of the same type on the screen.
Crysis 2. First pinger was kinda fun, second pinger was annoying, third pinger...fuck that, get some originality in your boss battles, i'm not fighting yet another one of those impossibly annoying machines.
While I did like Dom as a character, I just thought the death was, sort of not worth it. I mean, I thought that he was going to die mainly after the events of Gears of war 2, it's just I thought it would have been done in a more meaningful way, perhaps I just found myself to bored with the game to care any further. It's just a "me" thing I can't just play a game solely for it's online. For the record I did feel sorry for Dom on the "event" that took place in Gears 2. By the end of it I had higher expectations of Gears of war 3, which by the end of it brought my personal downfall to how much I was hoping to like it. Maybe I wanted it to be a more stronger death in which a higher set of impact to the story was available, I didn't feel like it had that much impact. But that's what "I" feel, the game can have it fans that praise it, but me myself, can't find myself to do it.Thaius said: