I think just about any team game with random people I don't know.

Just do the objective! Its not TDM...if you want TDM, go play on a TDM server!

Its actually kinda annoying me thinking about it.

Have I ever got angry a video game. Well lets just say I get angry at every video game I play. There is always some part in the game that is just stupid, and makes you want to throw your computer or game system all over the room. I am pretty sure everyone feel that way. If you agree with me lol.

I get angry at Pokémon every time I play mainly when fighting other trainers/wild Pokémon and missing, flinching, paralysis, confused, etc. For example, once I got paralyzed and missed 3 turns because of it then I missed my hit and he got a critical hit twice which killed my Pokémon. Also hate when you're Pokémon are in "love" with the enemy Pokémon.

noahd101 : If you think the Jungle is hard I would like to see you do Aztec on 00.

I get angry at video games all the time.  The main game I get mad at being World of Warcraft.  Now while I have a history of raging out and throwing controllers across the room, this one kinda annoys me because I can not just chuck my computer across the room. lol   Yeah..I get angry with video games at times..

PixelBrick : Something very similar happened to me in Super Mario 64: DS. I had just beaten the 100-coin challenge on Rainbow Ride, and it was the last star I needed to get all 150 Power Stars. I ran over to it, and slid off the stage. I practically broke my DSi. Good times.

PixelBrick : Wrestlemania 2000 turns me into Sir Mr Mc absolute RAGE QUIT!!!!!!!!!!!

Of course I have gotten mad..!

I even failed a bunch of World Record speedruns and I just rage quit right after that.

Madness happens in games ALL the time, and I'm used to it.

I have raged at a game a few times before, these include:

Crash Bandicoot: When I was a small kid, me and my brother would often play this game. Because he was older than me, he would normally play on the game himself and had completed the game. When we played together,  we took it in turns to complete levels, and every time one of us died, the other one got the turn. We completed loads of levels together, but when we got to Road to Nowhere, we just skipped it. I asked him why and he simply said, "I didn't skip anything. What are you talking about?" We carried on through the Wumpa Islands, overcoming Koala Kong, Pinstripe Potoroo and Cortex's factories. We came to another area-The High Road-which my brother skipped again, with the same excuse. We also skipped Slippery Climb, and after that, we finished the game easily. He told me never to go on those levels(as it was his game, he wanted nothing to go wrong) and so I listened to him. One Summer day, I gave in to temptation, and while he was out, I sneaked onto his Play Station, eager to try these levels out.

I started up Road to Nowhere, and upon seeing the setting of the level, I immediately felt the feeling that it wasn't going to be a easy level. I tried to progress through the level time after time, falling down loads of times and even got a game over a few times. I started getting frustrated with the extreme difficulty on it. But I tried one more time, and mustering all of my skill, I finally made it across a few bridges, and thinking that the end was in sight, I ran straight into the mist, and I was killed by a boar. I was pretty annoyed with this, shouting out a few times and almost shutting down the system when I remembered-there were more levels to do. I advanced towards the High Road on Cortex Island, and when I started up the game, I saw the same setting. I was just shocked with this-how could they make a level so tediously hard in a video game, and then decide to put it in twice?

I didn't even attempt that one, surprisingly. I just quit straight away and moved to Slippery Climb. Little did I know what horror awaited me. I started it up, and saw that it was raining in game. I hated the sound of thunder at that age, and it unnerved me a little. But nonetheless, I started making my way up the perilous castle walls, and because dodging was a particular skill of mine, I seemed to manage pretty well. Until I got higher up. The thunder was scaring me, and I fell off a few times. I tried loads of times, and when I did do it, I was killed by a bird. I took a deep breath and decided to attempt for the last time. I made my way up to the top, dodging birds, spikes and lab assistants, when I could finally see the portal at the end. I felt happy, one more tiny jump to the end! And I was preparing for it, getting ready to put an end to this nightmare, when the thunder clapped, and during my recklessness, I fell down the hole, and fell down the side of the screen. This is pretty much when I lost it, kicking the Play Station and punching it with my fist. When I stopped raging, I noticed that the screen was off, and feeling a sense of dread, I attempted to turn it back on. It didn't work, and when my brother got back he was ballistic. That was the story of Crash Bandicoot.

Banjo Kazooie: This was my very own N64 which I got from my cousin, and it looked good, and with this console came Banjo Tooie, Banjo Kazooie, Super Mario 64 and Diddy Kong Racing. I liked Banjo Kazooie more than all of them; even Super Mario 64 and Banjo Tooie. I think it was Tooie's darkness that put me off. And Super Mario 64 was bugged, so...yeah. Anyway, the game was pretty easy, just collect everything you could see, and back then, I was a more serious kind of player, so I collected everything before leaving the world. Mumbo's Mountain? Half an hour. Treasure Trove Cove? 1 hour. Clanker's Cavern? 1 hour 10 mins. Bubblegloop Swamp took an hour, Freezeezy Peak was about 2 hours and Gobi's Valley was about 1 hour 30 mins. Mad Monster Mansion took me an hour. Those were pretty bad times, but trust me. Rusty. Bucket. Bay. This took me...6 hours to do! I am pretty sure that everyone who has played it know what I mean. When I spawned in front of the ship, I thought this would be a sailor level, setting off to the high seas. I was very, VERY wrong.

Firstly, the water. I heard a jinjo below the metal grating near the spawn, so I decided to jump in. After observing the water's colour and texture, I knew that something wasn't right. That is why I jumped in, and I saw nothing wrong, so I dived to the Jinjo and I noticed my air was decreasing rapidly! I panicked, and I was trapped in there to drown. I was stunned: I am terrible at swimming in this game, and to put this in the level doesn't help. I started surveying the area, investigating the houses and collecting notes and jiggies. The jinjos took a few attempts, but I carried on nonetheless. I eventually explored the entire bay, after having collected everything. I decided to move on to the ship, and I smashed the windows to collect all the notes/jiggies I could. After doing all of this, I saved the dolphin, and although I got the jiggy...I drowned...slightly annoying me. I almost lost hope right there, but I thought of the 100% completion to brag about to my elder brother.

I collected everything again which took about 2 hours' I moved onto the ship again, scouring it top to bottom. I collected every single jiggy that was visible, and then realised...some jiggies are missing, as well as some notes. I searched again, and I found a wooden door at the bottom of the funnel. I busted it open, and was excited to explore this new area. I climbed down the long ladder, dodging the monsters in the walls, until I reached the bottom. I looked forward to see a lot of machinery. I decided to check it out when I saw the jiggy, and loads of notes! So I chose to observe it in close detail, and seeing that the turbines moved too fast, I thought that the only solution was to jump through it. I took a breath and just went for it when it hit me, and my mouth dropped as Banjo plummeted to the ground. I just sat in silence for a couple of minutes, when my brother came in and said, "You're on Rusty Bucket Bay? Pretty far, I guess. Have you been in the engine room yet?" I stared at him and then said yes, and I told him that I tried to jump through the turbines. He started laughing hard, and I asked him what was up. He then explained that there was a switch to slow down the turbines, which would make them possible to jump through. I just turned the system off straight away. I had enough, and I was tired of that level. I was really mad but calm at the same time, thinking about my mistakes.

So they are two instances when I raged at a game. Hope you enjoyed .

There are frustrating games but thats what challenge is.Meanwhile if you don't wanna have frustration get a sandbox game.

Tyrian 2000 always pissed me off.But it gave me will to make different tactics and try other weapons until i become good enough(most rewarding game i ever played).

I have gotten mad at a couple games here and there, mostly if it's something I didn't want to happen and keeps happening, I would get mad, if it's normally the first few attempts, it wouldn't be much of a problem, not just that, but if I have a lot of valuable items and all of a sudden, I die, the I can also get a little mad as well.

Frustrated, yes, but I wouldn't say angry. I get frustrated when I am struggling with a level. But not really angry. My brother gets very angry he always screams and yells and throws controllers.

Yeah I mostly just get a little frustrated when something happens in a video game or I lose for whatever silly reason. I got brawl a few weeks ago and thinking that this is a game that I figure a lot of people take seriously and become pros on, that a lot of people get upset when they lose, but for me I have enjoyed every minute of it and I was not upset about anything at all. So I was a little frustrated every now and then but I was not to the point of rage quitting or anything.


I am generally a pretty calm person, so I am not going to go ballistic over a video game. So I normally don't get angry about it. 

Eniitan : I remember I was making a big deal out of dying in Super Mario World when I was younger.  At least I still have the right to rage at Contra Hard Corps. Now HARD CORPS is a hard game

Yeah. Mostly from CoD. The fast pace + really questionable deaths can make for some very aggravating experiences. My personal favorite is "Die in gun battle -> respawn and get shot in the back."

I usually don't mind ball-busting difficulty as long as it is fair (or, it's so unfair it loops back into silly, like I Wanna Be The Guy), so anything that doesn't seem like a reasonable loss bothers me.

      Yes I have very much like one time from that dragon outside Wiley's castle in Mega man 2 it was so hard

Yes. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.

Yes, I get angry at video games, especially at FPS games.
I sometimes get angry at Double Dragon II and III when that damned boss punches my face so fast!

But I have gotten angry at Shin Nekketsu Kunio-tachi no Banka when I have finished it!

Yeah. When I was about 8 years old I could never beat the team rocket grunts in gym leader tower or the hyper beam kid in the school in Pokemon Stadium 2, and it would get me so angry. But recently I booted up my N64 and beat both in no time flat