I've had it. I can't recall yet the first crappy game ending I'd experienced. But, I remember the most recent turd crapped from the game industry:

Rogue Galaxy for the PS2

(If you really care- the game is troll bait, I'm telling you.)

Okay, so I'm enjoying the no-load zones of awesome graphics, powerful drama, and comic relief of the Rogue Galaxy story flow. I meet characters I like, and learn more about others I wasn't too sure of. They had you fooled through, but trolled you later (in a good way). Eventually, they started calling each other family. They would literally refer the each other with the word 'family'. So, everyone seemed close as could be with this struggle. From a fun battle system, great visual, and interesting plots, I was in love with this game. So, we get the the final leg of our adventure. Everyone is ready, and the epic trails proceed. Each one unique to each characters struggles. Each one ending in a dramatic, awesome conclusion to earn their right to pass. Well, once we get everyone through, something completely unexpected and completely nothing short of awesome happens- villains we'd been following the whole story suddenly come out of the blue trying to do their normal evil stuff, but make a mistake and get consumed in this dark force beyond their control- mutating their bodies with a huge flying ship of a vessel they'd used to travel the whole time. The result? Only the most epic, man (three men, to be precise)/machine, flying monstrosity ever. Like WUT. Hell yea. We get what we earned in the trails together, and fight the this boss in stages each character has to finish on their own. Well, the final stage is for the character with the awesome power he inherited from a hero with supernatural powers from thousands of years ago. It was brutal. With the battle finally won, we walk into the ending phase of the story. What happens? Well, after all this time of wanting to rebel against her 'destiny' like an awesome home dog would do, one character SUDDENLY decides she's going to follow it and become queen of some planet she's never lived in DESPITE never being able to see any of her friends again (the ones who were supposed to be her 'family', mind you). To add salt to the wound, they just let her go without hardly any struggle because it's "how things should be". I would abandon her ass in a flash too if she double-crossed me (she'd probably be queen black eye and broken teeth too for a while, knowing me). But, no.. It wasn't that way at all for them. It was just "this is her inherent duty. We should go away like the b****es we are (yes, the followers on that planet TOLD them they couldn't visit her because they were 'ingrates', and she still wanted to be 'queen' for these people). Could it get worse? I didn't think so. But, it did. After all the credits, a scene comes up. See, the whole time they'd been searching for a valuable treasure which was on that planet their little fag just went to be queen of. Well, they said they should go back for 'the treasure they left' never concluding what treasure that was, leaving the audience to 'make their own ending or guess or whatever' as to whether they went for the valuables or the kid. Hell, I'd go back for the damn treasure any day over that little punk AND get my fist to make love to her face out of the deal..

Well, if that wasn't enough reading for you, I have one more I'll just some up real quick and nice for you:

I played Final Fail XIII- My Last Straw.

(May I repeat it's no big deal with a game in this thread?)

So, I'll just mention the all-important things here: great storyline full of drama, action, mystery, etc. That wasn't enough. It had an addictive battle system that packed the punch of a fighting-based game. I loved this stuff. Can we say possible best game ever? Well.. something scary began to happen (not scary to me at the time because I was being subliminally in denial/naive). ..The characters began to call each other family. That's right, the exact term- just like Rogue Galaxy. Well, we got to the final bosses which were epic, awesome, and right up my alley with that hint of disturbing dementia they threw into their composure and appearance, blah blah. Well, it gets to the end where they save the world, but one things concerned me in the middle of the saving- only two of the main 6 characters decided to fuse together into Ragnarok (SUCH an epic awesome being, BTW) and stop the world from meetign it's doom.

Well.. let's just say I was correct to fear.

These two become locked inside the planet as crystals- having 'nobley sacrificed themselves to save the world'. As if that wasn't worse enough, everyone's brands vanished, which took away their supernatural powers. And, even though the curse was already lifted from them, they were STILL GLAD to have lost the powers because, I'm assuming, 'they were human again'. I mean, REALLY? You still LOOKED human, felt human, and thought human when you and the powers and the curse was now lifted, so they were free awesome powers and you're GLAD they're gone?? I'll SLAP you. ALL of you. UGH!! I need coffee. I'm done. That's it for any game with a storyline for me. I will not waste my time anymore. Any game I get is going to be blowing up monster/alien/zombie heads, racing in cars that blow up on each other when you hit the trigger, and killin' Nazi's. FORGET Final Fantasy, any RPG, or any game that might have the slightest storyline. NO MORE. I'm just gonna enjoy my Dragon Ball Z where I kill Frieza all over again, mess up Cell, and make Majin Buu cry, say sorry for it when he changes his ways, and bully his brat kid brother until he stops trying to destroy the universe. I'm out. Hope my rants were at least okay to read! X)

<3 That kid that was born third and stayed a fetus, just angrier~