star control 2.... the only way to defeat that game is to have a complete walkthrough telling you what to do every second of gameplay, and even if you have that its still something like a 50/50 chance... that game is incredible, but hard as hell
Games you STILL haven't beaten
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I never beat Vice City. I'm rubbish at the boats and that damn speed boat mission when you buy the dock was just too much for me.
Pokemon Sapphire I got the game in 6th Grade, I'm now entering my junior year and I still haven't beaten it I've only just gotten up to the Elite Four, and I've wedged myself into a corner because my main pokemon is level 80 but the rest of my team is all around level 30. Plus the best move of my main pokemon is out of PP from fighting the Elite Four and i forgot to buy ethers. So I'm pretty much screwed in that game I'll probably never beat it.
Gta 4 and res 4 it seems alot of people haven't beaten them
i got near the very end and didn't want to finish it(also scary games are hard to play or get in to e.g. Silent hill(no gore fests life dead space though
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this happens with alot games esspecailly the final fantasy series
i got near the very end and didn't want to finish it(also scary games are hard to play or get in to e.g. Silent hill(no gore fests life dead space though
)this happens with alot games esspecailly the final fantasy series
Games I have not beaten yet...
Ninja Gaiden part 1
Onimusha 3
Dynasty Warriors 6 for the 360, that game is long and repetitive so I quit and bought Prey instead.
Prey for that matter, loved the beginning yet I could never find myself getting to the last mission.
F.E.A.R. that game scared the s**t out of me!
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. I love this game, but I could never get to the ending because I was always getting distracted. My friend beat it though but he never told me what happens to CJ at the end.
Grand Theft Auto Vice City: My copy broke while I was just 84% through it. That damn glich sickens me to this day!
Ninja Gaiden part 1
Onimusha 3
Dynasty Warriors 6 for the 360, that game is long and repetitive so I quit and bought Prey instead.
Prey for that matter, loved the beginning yet I could never find myself getting to the last mission.
F.E.A.R. that game scared the s**t out of me!
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. I love this game, but I could never get to the ending because I was always getting distracted. My friend beat it though but he never told me what happens to CJ at the end.
Grand Theft Auto Vice City: My copy broke while I was just 84% through it. That damn glich sickens me to this day!
Darksiders.
I haven't beaten it yet because quite frankly, I'm stumped. On the first dungeon. I can honestly say I have no idea where to go, or what to do. I can try all I want, but in the end, all I have is a stupid confused look on War's face and my big, spiky, "boomerang."
[sub]There's so much lava.....it makes War brood even more....[/sub]
I haven't beaten it yet because quite frankly, I'm stumped. On the first dungeon. I can honestly say I have no idea where to go, or what to do. I can try all I want, but in the end, all I have is a stupid confused look on War's face and my big, spiky, "boomerang."
[sub]There's so much lava.....it makes War brood even more....[/sub]
I loved that game, as well as Zelda: Oracle of Ages.PureIrony said:
I consider it one big game on two cartridges. If you only play one of them, you only get like a third of the experience, because the idea behind it was that you play one then get the code at the end and put it in the other game and continue on, like it is a connected story. It is actually very complex, if you play Ages first and then play Seasons, you get interesting cross over changes in Seasons. Then you get a different experience when you play Seasons first and then play Ages.
Not counting pokemon games, I would have to say it is the longest I have ever spent playing gameboy games.
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On to games I've never finished. Wow, I play so many games, the list of them that I haven't finish would be to big to put here. In my mind I can't really say I have finished a pokemon game. Yes I have beaten everything in a pokemon game, but there is always some new critter or team combination I want to try training.
One thing I wish I could do is beat Halo 3 on legendary. I just can't get past the Flood ship close to the end of the game.
I would like to finish Half-life 2. I spent about 10 hours on it, but I'm just not the type of person for such a long FPS.
The one thing I don't like, is people that complain about how a game is too short. For example, people that complain about how Halo 3: ODST is short. I don't consider that a short game. I spent about 6 hours playing through it, and about as long if not longer going through trying to get all the achievements. Then if I add in the firefight mode by myself and with friends, I would say that I got at least 40 or more hours out of ODST. That is well worth the money, also, since I had pre-ordered it from Amazon.com, I got a ten dollar credit toward my next game purchase.
(I bought a three game pack that included Devil May Cry 4, Dead Rising, and Lost Planet, for 25 dollars with free shipping, instead of 35. It is one of the reason I pre-ordered Halo: Reach on Amazon, because this time they are going to give me a 20 dollar credit. I'll probably put that towards Fable 3.)
Oblivion. I'd finish the Arena, the Theives Guild, the Dark Brotherhood all very quickly. Then I'd fall about exploring and acquiring houses till I wiped my computer and started a new character... <.< So I never finished the main quest...
Done just about everything else though, including the shimmering isles.
Done just about everything else though, including the shimmering isles.
For me, the only game I can think of that I wanted to beat and couldn't was Xenogears. I reached a point in that game very near the end where I simply couldn't get any farther.
Most games I don't beat, it's because I just stopped playing them.
Most games I don't beat, it's because I just stopped playing them.
Out of all the games I played, the only ones I never finished were Ratchet and Clank 1 and FEAR 1 out of boredom, but their sequels were a lot of fun.
Yeah all 3 of the hover board missions in the port, Strip mine, and cave outside the city were terrible. Especially the one in the cave where there are 50 guards shooting those grenades at you. The one in the port is easy once you get the hang of it, but you'll still need some luck with the timing.Ironic Pirate said:
Every Zelda game ever,
every Mario game that I own, which is quite a few,
Assassins Creed 2,
Borderlands,
Just Cause 2,
Mass Effect on insanity
and
Guitar Hero 3, on expert.
every Mario game that I own, which is quite a few,
Assassins Creed 2,
Borderlands,
Just Cause 2,
Mass Effect on insanity
and
Guitar Hero 3, on expert.
