So what is your most frustrating game that you have ever played?  Mine would have to go to the game White Knight Chronicles for the PS3.  This game is an RPG, you create a character, which it turns out isn't even the main character and you don't even really have that much of an effect on the story at all.  The game play is so slow, every action has around a ten second windup where you are just waiting, and its not just you, but everything, from your partners, to the enemies, and even the bosses, everything takes for ever.  The story is boring as can be, typical get some superpower and avenge the king so the main character (which you aren't) can get with the princess.  Boring, slow, and stupid.  Don't play this game, it is bad.

I think the most frustrating that I have ever played might have been Super Mario 64. You don't have 2 joysticks, and he keeps moving for a little bit more, even after you stopped, and it can really screw you up sometimes. 

Really good post, very unique, very thought provoking, and very inteligent, intellectually sound, and thought provoking. The worst game I ever played was the ps3 download of Mortal Kombat two, horrible controls and AI nothing like a classic series I hold deep in my heart, the name of the series is Resident Evil. Ah Resident Evil now there's a series that brings back many memories for me. I laughed, I cried, I got angry, and annoyed. The time it came out, I was quite young still in grade school, but though young the series made a lasting impact on me that I will never forget. The graphics may be horrendous now, but back then they were state of the art, I remember being scared out of my mind as a kid when I played that close to Halloween, I didnt sleep that night at all, not a good combination mixing turning the sound all the way up, with the lights off, and it being night out, I had nightmares for a week. My friends all were scared of that game as well, we all used to run home and were glued to our television sets, seeing what would happen between Wesker, Chris, and Jill, those three are like the trio of legendary proportions always anyone whoever it is talking about Resident Evil it's always Wesker, Chris, and Jill. And the infamous Jill sandwich, such a legendary meme, I was thinking of that meme for ages, it was so classic, and funny. I am glad this site offers so much Resident Evil, I could play the series for hours on end. Sadly Capcom never showed love or stop caring for Resident Evil after Resident Evil 4. After Resident Evil 4, it was not the same Resident Evil, I grew up on and fell in love with, it dramatically changed in the bad way, I never really understood why though they did such a harsh change to the genre. Don't get me wrong though, the later games are fun and amazing, but as amazingly awesome they are, it's just not the same as Resident 1 through Resident Evil Code Veronica. The newer ones are pure action, with barely any or none at all horror content or substance, a shell of its former self if you will. Hopefully Capcom will regain it's former glory and stop churning out games like theres no tomorrow, and Call of Duty clones. But in all it is a very wonder ful game, and has alot to give.

I think the most frustrating game I ever played was Pokemon Crystal Kaizo because they used so much items and I think ALL Pokemon got their moveset changed but it still was fun grinding and being defeated for the actually needed time

I would say kid icarus because you only live once if you die its game over it has really powerful npcs like the skull person he calls almost unbeatable little skulls that come after you even though the game is good I can't even get past 1-1.

spenser1151 : The most rage game ive ever played is dick tracy fr the nes you only have one live and you have to get 6 clues and there are snipers on the roof and there's no regaining heath try to play this game

100% Need For Speed: Most Wanted on the (not the one that came out in 2012) PS2... This game, oh man. Some of the AI racers in the game are sooooooo fast!! like 2qwik4me, and when you try to beat a race for a many a hour, it's quite annoying. Either way though, playing this game back in 2005 was pretty awesome even though it was one of the most frustrating games I'd ever played even to this day.

spenser1151 : I have one thing to say. That thing is two words long.
Oregon road.

Maybe something like the Silver Surfer for the NES, not that is a horrible game. The ideas are not bad. But the execution, its just so bad - you often can't tell what is background and foreground - and any hit will kill you. You play as a silver guy on a giant surfboard and you are just one huge hitbox. Its kind of a Dr. Jekyl and Hyde thing - its just made unfun by its gameplay.

thing1 : SM64 was one of the most frustrating games? I beat it at age eight or nine. Granted I had a guide, but I was a kid. It gave me no problems. I also hear people complain about the camera in that game but to this day I've never had a problem with it. And prior to a decent way into the PSX life, no game had two joysticks to my knowledge...
However, we all have our games and/or genres that we excel in and struggle in. I doubt I would be any good at some if the games I've seen you play, so I guess it balances out. lol


Most frustrating game...I couldn't pick a single game. There have been so many games (especially retro games) that were frustrating for all the wrong reasons. My most profound disapointment was Wind Waker though. Not because it was hard, but rather because it was so much fun until they pulled that bone headed Tri-force shard map stuff. Dumbest and most frustrating way I've seen for developers to absolutely wreck a game that was so much fun otherwise.

   This is difficult... I have broken my fair share of controllers by smashing them on the ground, so I guess you could say that I do know frustration... Umm... First of all, every Call of Duty game will make me rage to no extent . Not the campaign, the multi-player of course. I'm not going to put this at number one even though I have slammed my controller at the ground. The reason I'm not putting this at number one is I never completely broke the controller, a few tiny plastic pieces came off but it still works completely fine. I also feel like Call of Duty isn't the game I want to go with for some reason.

   One of the most frustrating game franchises has to be most of the Need For Speed games. Granted they are one of my favorite franchises, I've also probably broken more than a fair share of controllers because of the games . I'd probably put Need for Speed Underground at the top though if I had to choose. I was about 80% done with the game I think. The game was too easy at the beginning, and as it progressed, it got a little harder each race (obviously). It was one of my favorite games, and still is, but I also hated it at some times. It was basically a love-hate relationship . Anyway, the game had gotten so hard that I couldn't beat any of the races available, and I smashed the controller on the ground. It was a purple GameCube controller, and I'm not sure what happened to it. It might still be somewhere in my house, but what happened to it was the left trigger didn't work any more, and for a Need for Speed game, that is pretty important... jack3604: I never found Need for Speed Most Wanted to be too difficult. I did beat it (proud for that ) and I played it on my PC and on the Gamecube. I didn't beat it on the Gamecube but I got to number 4 on the blacklist before my disc stopped working. 

MCJungleKitty : "I have broken my fair share of controllers by smashing them on the ground"

i have never been able to understand why ANYone would let themselves lose control like that over a video game. no offense but imo if someone does that to controllers, games, or consoles then said person might want to take some time to learn to control they're anger a bit better. i've never once done anything like that myself.

probably final fantasy XIII for me. where do i even begin? for starters over 4/5 of the game is literally a linear hallway. the eidolon battles are DARN near scripted fights since theres usually only 1-3 methods of winning them which leaves little in the way of tactics or fighting battles how YOU want to fight them (tactics? what tactics? follow the script or your dead meat, ESPECIALLY against an eidolon like bahamut who could nuke you). the fact that there is NO exp level system at all AND how the whole crystarium system is capped to a certain extent based on how far you've progressed. oh and how about your characters, while they CAN all use mostly the same abilities, are limited by what roles they're assigned in battle AND what paradigm you have assigned at the time (tactic, oh tactics, where have you vanished to? oh right, this game killed you).

i did finally beat the game but only after forcing myself to do so since it always bugged me how it might be one of the few FF games i've started playing and may never finish. oh and i am NOT going back for the stupid long gui just so i can say i beat the hardest thing in the game (omega weapon? nope, in FFXIII you get to fight a uber...screw it, that thing just remotely looks like a friggin turtle). easily the worst FF game i've ever played imo.

give me another final fantasy or any good game like FFXII PLEASE! (it was like an offline version of an mmorpg in a number of ways and was much more enjoyable) actually, does anyone know of any games similar to FFXII that aren't actual mmorpg games?

I want to be the guy game for PC imo, its just so annoying how theres so much game overs its so hard to get to the save points in the levels. Just one of those games that make you Rage.

treos : Haha... Well you see, I'm not very good at controlling my anger . You know that already, just saying it again . The thing is, even though I am mad to the point of throwing my controller, I don't feel like giving up hope. Of course, I usually end up losing on that time too and I go over the top and throw it or yell at my TV xD. Another part of it is that my mom is bi-polar. My brother is part bi-polar because of it and I think I've got part of it too, because I can switch moods pretty fast. If I do have part of my mom's bi-polar, then I'm making that my excuse . Haha, peace .

MCJungleKitty : that sounds like it can get annoying sometimes. my advice would to just take a break when it gets to that point and play something...less frustrating for a while then go back to the game in question. i usually do that when a game starts getting to be a bit much for me.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the NES is one of the hardest games I've played.  More specifically the water level where you can't get touched the electric seaweed, my god that level was difficult.

The most frustrating game I've played is Mario bros. Starting back at the beginning every time you died especially when you've been playing for hours and get really far. The amount of hours I spent playing that game were a lot.  

My god there are so many and I see most of the people named a lot of them. Ok if I had to pick just one it would be Mario brothers the first one You go for a long time die and back to start.  And if you don't know about the 10000 of extra men on board 3 then you could be playing this game a long time before beating it.

I would say virtual hydlide. It is terrible with no story no camera control bad unrewarding combat.