Is there a game that pissed you off so much that you stopped playing it?
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Assassin's Creed (PS3) glitched on me and wouldn't let me start the third mission. I tossed my Sixaxis across the room, and just bought a replacement controller.
/SO mad.
/SO mad.
Really? I haven't played Paradise yet, but in Burnout 3 you could turn him off.Nebiros3 post=9.75169.859653 said:
Umm....so many to choose from. The most recent was a few hours ago...Rondo of Swords for the DS. It was so hard that I failed the 10th tutorial. Repeatedly. Still didn't beat it.
All of the Ninja Gaiden games except for the one for DS have done that to me. I haven't tried the newest Ninja Gaiden game yet, but I probably won't until the price slashes some more. Is it true that the "easy" difficulty setting is actually playable for those with less than god-like reflexes? If so, I may try it.
I also gave up on Metroid games. I love the story and look of the games but the difficulty is just too much for me. I also get lost way too much in those games. Getting lost is a problem in a game with respawing enemies and limited areas where you can save your progress.
I also gave up on Metroid games. I love the story and look of the games but the difficulty is just too much for me. I also get lost way too much in those games. Getting lost is a problem in a game with respawing enemies and limited areas where you can save your progress.
Eternal Sonata...
I hate Eternal Sonata. Put me off the prospect of buying any JRPGs for my 360 indefinately.
Before Eternal Sonata: "Man, I wish the 360 had more JRPG games for me to play"
After Eternal Sonata: *looks at case for JRPG game "Hey this might be- No... Remember Eternal Sonata (Iron Ninja's real name here), remember the pain, you can't risk going through that again."
I hate Eternal Sonata. Put me off the prospect of buying any JRPGs for my 360 indefinately.
Before Eternal Sonata: "Man, I wish the 360 had more JRPG games for me to play"
After Eternal Sonata: *looks at case for JRPG game "Hey this might be- No... Remember Eternal Sonata (Iron Ninja's real name here), remember the pain, you can't risk going through that again."
Oblivion.
I'm one of those people who, when playing a Western RPG, will repeatedly remake characters, trying different builds until I find one I like. I eventually got fed up with going through that fucking sewer for the umpteenth time.
Plus, it's just... so... BIG. I'm all for an open gameworld, but I drowned in the non-immersive monstrosity that is that game.
I'm one of those people who, when playing a Western RPG, will repeatedly remake characters, trying different builds until I find one I like. I eventually got fed up with going through that fucking sewer for the umpteenth time.
Plus, it's just... so... BIG. I'm all for an open gameworld, but I drowned in the non-immersive monstrosity that is that game.
Shadow of Rome. It was super-duper-awesome fun cutting people in half until the second-to-last last set of missions in Africa.
"Hey, Agrippa! Instead of facing off against a difficult but not impossible boss, we're gonna toss you into an arena with three lions, a midget shaman and a giant fucking armoured elephant. And no, nobody will toss you any health items or give you any weapon except for the goddamn spear."
I gave up on that for a year, then came back to it, finished all missions until the fight with Decius, and gave up.
He has claw-gauntlets. What the hell?
"Hey, Agrippa! Instead of facing off against a difficult but not impossible boss, we're gonna toss you into an arena with three lions, a midget shaman and a giant fucking armoured elephant. And no, nobody will toss you any health items or give you any weapon except for the goddamn spear."
I gave up on that for a year, then came back to it, finished all missions until the fight with Decius, and gave up.
He has claw-gauntlets. What the hell?
Agrippa? As in Marcus Vispanius Agrippa, the Roman general (ie. not a soldier, but he who commands soldiers) who played a key role in Mark Antony's defeat at Actium? As a protagonist in an action game that (it appears from your post) isn't a strategy one?Tattaglia post=9.75169.861910 said:
I don't know whether to be infuriated that they (or so it appears) did to Agrippa what Too Human did to Norse Mythology, or to be delighted that Agrippa is still remembered.
... Nope, infuriated. And how! Tell me I'm overreacting and this game hasn't pissed on Roman history. Please.