The first game you hated.

[LetalisK]

I'm really easy to please. Even when it comes to most movies or games that people hate I tend to be more "meh" about them. I'm sure there were some I hated before this, but the first one I can remember is Far Cry 2. Haaaaate.

 

[Justanothergamer300]

Worst part is that they had a second to make it better but they didn't even try and it was still terrible

 

[spielberg11]

Yeah, a bit cheesy, but I as a young lad I was traumatised by the Singstar games my older sisters used to have back in the PS2 days. My singing ability wasn't (and still isn't) the greatest, but I was unaware of this until I had successfully embarrassed myself in front of a room full of peers, which began the downward spiral...

...sorry, what was I saying? Oh, yes, Singstar games, hate 'em.

 

[AvsJoe]

Spoiler: This piece of Crap

This game was just bad, bad, bad. It tries (and succeeds) to be a more historically-accurate Gladiator, but it sacrificed everything that made Gladiator so badass. It was only occasionally competent, and the only praise I would give it would be for its item system. I had disliked a couple of games before this, but Colosseum: Road to Freedom was the first one I hated.

 

[lacktheknack]

Street Fighter

RRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEEE

OT: I could not stand Flicky. I really couldn't. It made me want to cry.

 

[justnotcricket]

I'd actually had fairly good luck until this year, actually. Or was it the end of last year? Anyway, I had the opportunity to play Lord of the Rings Conquest (I think?) on PS3.

Holy crap is that game bad. It's like Dynasty Warriors, but with all the fun and character and colour and...fun removed.

 

[Mark Flanagan]

Body Harvest, only played it briefly but not impressed

That game was awesome!

OT: Starfox Adventures, Why Nintendo why??

 

[lacktheknack]

Yeah, a bit cheesy, but I as a young lad I was traumatised by the Singstar games my older sisters used to have back in the PS2 days. My singing ability wasn't (and still isn't) the greatest, but I was unaware of this until I had successfully embarrassed myself in front of a room full of peers, which began the downward spiral...

...sorry, what was I saying? Oh, yes, Singstar games, hate 'em.

I dislike how they made the maximum score 10000. Since I'm OCD, it always hurts when I sing and only get 09960.



In seriousness, this is why assigning a score to someone's singing ability has been and always will be a bad idea. Especially in party situations.

 

[Defense]

For me I would have to say Final Fantasy II.

You get a free cookie for calling that piece of shit out.

 

[Ultra_Caboose]

Donkey Kong Country.
It such an underwhelming game to me. It looks nice, sure, but thats pretty much all the praise I can give it. There was nothing about it that ever seemed interesting to me. I never understood the point of having a shitload of different items in the game that all give you extra lives, given that the game had save points. I wouldn't go so far to say that it's a bad game, but I certainly think it's overrated.

 

[DaHero]

I never hated anything until I touched multiplayer, now any of these multiplayer games that come out are on my immediate hate list. I'll never like any form of multiplayer for as long as I live, too many assholes in the world and nobody bothers trying to like me enough to play co-op.

 

[Vausch]

GTA IV on the PC. I'm sure it's a good game on consoles but all I can say is go f*ck yourselves Rockstar.

 

[th3xile]

Assassin's Creed: Altiar's Chronicles. I apparently made good choices in the games I bought until...that. That damn level where you had to jump onto those ropes to get to the top of the wall...horrible depth perception...no checkpoints...no forgiveness in missing the rope...why?

 

[bushwhacker2k]

Red Ninja : End Of Honour.

Serves me right for buying a game just because of the lead character's sexy Kimono.

Ugh, blarg, I rented that because it was marked as being a 'stealth' game, awful...

First game I ever played that made me realize games could be bad... that's kind of a tough one.

... I really can't remember, I know I loved all N64/PS1 games I had, I did occasionally get angry at them, but I was young. I know when I was playing PS2 games, I noticed a lot weren't that great. But the first game ever? Hard to say.

I never hated anything until I touched multiplayer, now any of these multiplayer games that come out are on my immediate hate list. I'll never like any form of multiplayer for as long as I live, too many assholes in the world and nobody bothers trying to like me enough to play co-op.

That's a shame, I can't speak for multiplayer, as I find getting to know people to be fairly difficult, but for those that I do occasionally hang out with, I LOVE co-op.

 

[Sarah Kerrigan]

This game that came out for the original playstation that was kinda like Bejewelled, but it was called 'Cleopatra's fortune'

I was into Egptian stuff and mythology back than but when I played the game I instantly hated it.

Spoiler

Here's the boxart

 

[Tibs]

The first one I sucked at.

 

[drh1975]

Friday the 13th for the NES. That was the first, and only, game I've ever hated. Until I played Brutal Legend and Halo 3.

 

[badgersprite]

I don't know how I could even remember back that far. Probably Prince Of Persia 3D. Dad had lot of old games on his computer that he would let me play before we got the PS1. IIRC that game was just awful and had the most bull shitty ways of killing you. I much preferred the other PoP.

 

[TheAceTheOne]

Too Human:I think I speak for a few a lot of gamers when I say we want GOOD products after development periods that long.

 

[MRMIdAS2k]

Mine is Either Mortal Kombat 3, or Men In Black.

Hmm...A though one. I can only come up with a Visaul Novel example atm...So I will roll with that.

Hitomi: My stepsister...Dear god that pissed me off so much while also making me feel like a horrible person.

Depends which ending you get to be fair.

But it was mostly because I'd played FFVII first and was wowed by shiny graphics and angst, and was expecting a similar game. It wasn't REALLY too bad a game. Ironically it was made by Camelot, and the Golden Sun games are some of my favorite RPGs so... go figure.

It's rock friggin hard! battles every step in some areas, just punishing.