Gaming levels that made you cry

[Communist partisan]

donkey kong contry last boss K-roll.

 

[IshFish]

The Shadow Temple in Ocarina of Time

that used to scare me when i was little haha

 

[Hazy]

When i was young, Final Fantasy X made me stuck at least 10 times.. for the boss fight against seymour.

RPG's and I didn't seem to click too well when I was younger, either.
Ironic that my favorite game was Earthbound.

 

[AndyFromMonday]

There are good games and bad ones but regardless there are always games with certain levels that make you want to scream. For me it was the Mile High Club on COD 4, one minute to defuse a hostage situation that not only was irrelevant to the plot line but neigh impossible to commit.

Are there any other levels in any game that made you mad?

It was supposed to show how you, the player, survived and is still part of the army.

Also, neigh impossible to commit? In real life, maybe, but it's a game. Who gives a crap about how "real" a game is.

The Battlecruiser level in Starcraft. Has a kid, I tried it countless times and I simply ended up /rage quitting. Eventually I managed to finish it and when I look back I'm ashamed to see how I was unable to pass such an easy level.

 

[JaneDoe]

The training level in the original Driver game, you had to do this perfect driving test in an underground parking garage and if you couldn't do it you couldn't play the rest of the game. SUCKS.

YES! I forgot how I could never do that. Now I have to go back and try to complete it (I've been playing all the games I was rubbish as as a Kid (like DOOM which I have now slaughtered))

The Shadow Temple in Ocarina of Time

Didn't mind the dungeon but did not enjoy the boss drum thing one bit!

 

[mannaroth]

The 4th act of MGS4 because you are just following someone for like 3 solid hours.

 

[Xvito]

Jak II: Renegade... All of it. But it was worth it.

 

[mrtenk]

I've had a day long stalemate in 2fort on Team Fortress 2. Quite a few /rage moments and the battle was rendering me emotionally void but I kept fighting... Only to be beaten maybe 13 - 14 hours in. fuck my life.

 

[Internet Kraken]

The Monkey Cave in Earthbound.

That has to be the most pointless, frustrating, and stupid level I have ever played in a game.

 

[Sonicron]

The damn dam in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the NES.

I see your dam from TMNT and will raise you any level of the Silver Surfer game on the same console.

 

[dommyuk]

Roxas on Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix, and the mandatory Nobody fights leading up to the Cavern of Remembrance. :'(

 

[Lord Mountbatten Reborn]

Some of the bosses in Mother 3 were the creators of rage. However, that might be an obscure one to mention, so one which is just as obscure is the King of Ninety-Nine Nights in the game of the same name (without the "King of" bit). He is a dick.

 

[Lord Mountbatten Reborn]

The Monkey Cave in Earthbound.

That has to be the most pointless, frustrating, and stupid level I have ever played in a game.

"You useless monkey hater!"

Oh, I was by then.

 

[Lord Mountbatten Reborn]

Jak II: Renegade... All of it. But it was worth it.

I loved that game for all of its diificulty.

 

[UpcountryGecko]

The level that I hated most in recent memory has to be cortana from Halo 3. I know that there are much more annoying and bad levels but that one is the one that first came into my mind.

The training level in the original Driver game, you had to do this perfect driving test in an underground parking garage and if you couldn't do it you couldn't play the rest of the game. SUCKS.

This also.

 

[The_ModeRazor]

There are good games and bad ones but regardless there are always games with certain levels that make you want to scream. For me it was the Mile High Club on COD 4, one minute to defuse a hostage situation that not only was irrelevant to the plot line but neigh impossible to commit.

I actually think it was very easy. (yes, on veteran) Them stupid terrorists used the chairs for cover.
I go with Seth in Street Fighter IV on hardest difficulty.
When he decides he kills you, he does. No matter what you do or how good you are at the game.

 

[SomethingUnrelated]

I'll agree with the Mile High Cub level on Veteran Difficulty. God, that annoyed me. But at least i've completed it.

 

[Megacherv]

LittleBigPlanet, 2nd Wilderness level. That big turny thing really pissed me off.

 

[KarumaK]

There are good games and bad ones but regardless there are always games with certain levels that make you want to scream. For me it was the Mile High Club on COD 4, one minute to defuse a hostage situation that not only was irrelevant to the plot line but neigh impossible to commit.

I actually think it was very easy. (yes, on veteran) Them stupid terrorists used the chairs for cover.
I go with Seth in Street Fighter IV on hardest difficulty.
When he decides he kills you, he does. No matter what you do or how good you are at the game.

I see your Seth and raise you the entire Tower of Lost Souls in Soulcalibur IV.

About 1-20 your thinking, 'Well this is going to be time consuming and boring.' and then the computer goes, "Lol, just kidding we're gonna cheat now."

 

[UAProxy]

Two words: Meat Circus.

Oh, and the entirety of I Wanna Be The Guy. Because I played it on Hard mode.