I think the game that provoked me most was that skateboarding game with Tony hawk. I was so bad at it that I was loosing my temper. I was not enjoying that game much at all >.<

Yes. Dragon Age 2. I spent £30 on that game and it turned out that I had to play a human and the whole story was...not so great, the characters seemed to have no depth whatsoever, and the ending...do not even get me started on the ending. They made this great game and story with Dragon Age: Origins, I played the Dalish Elf right through to the end and I was just amazed at how great the story had been, I was hoping for something good...

I got some rubbish from EA that they seemed to have spent very little time on. 

Oh, and Anders decided to blow up the chapel with a load of innocent people inside it. Ruined my characters dreams of romance with him. I was forced to decide whether or not she'd want to live with a murderer that was also the man of her dreams, or whether to kill him and have it all over with. 

I seriously hope they don't mess up Dragon age Inquisitions. 

I get frustrated at Mario parties but FIFA has to be the game that irritates me the most.

   I am surprised that no body said Bubsy 3D. That game had Atari Jaguar graphics! The protagonist still haunts me in my nightmares. Thanks a lot, Michael Berlyn!

SuperMariofan908 :
Memories of being 5 are coming back to me...
I used to LOVE that game! But now that I think about it...it kinda does look suckish in a way.
It was a fun game, but those graphics though.

Whenever I play an FPS on Veteran difficulty. Or perhaps you're put on a team with noobs and the other team has try hard go pro players.

Quite frequently, actually. My frustration usually comes from minor glitches that cause you to lose a challenge or a certain part of the game you are trying to beat quickly. One time I was playing Sleeping Dogs and I came across a small little ramp. I tried to walk or climb onto the ramp (I was at the side) And it basically made me jump up as if there was an invisible wall there and I couldn't go over it. Of course I was doing one of the side missions where someone steals your money and tries to chase you, and it took me forever to catch up to them because of it. Then there's also my frustration with Pokemon that occurs when you try to capture a legendary. Earlier today, I tried to capture Zapdos, and every single time I got Zapdos's health into the red and I paralyzed it, but it wouldn't let me catch it no matter what. It actually took me somewhere around 2 hours to catch Zapdos. Needless to say, I'm pretty much done with Pokemon for a while. 

Yes ALL OF THEM lol. Here's all my games (discs in cases) and DVD's heuhehe

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Mega man 10 when I die right at a check point.

My personal most Frustrating Gaming experience yet was beating Insane mode in Castle crashers on Solo.
I nearly drove Insane myself because I just could not handle the difficulty and the fact, that you have to complete "Level chains" in order to beat them. Most Frustrating was the desert "Level chain" for me because it was the longest and I could not turn off the Game after finally completing one level in the Desert without losing my Progress again.

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I get angry playing LoL. It's just that when I lose a game or another player is acting really stupid or playing very badly, it just makes me angry. I'm level thirty in the game and in games I should be placed with other experienced players. 

This doesn't meant hat people can't make mistakes and that I don't make mistakes, but getting teamed with a troll is stupid. Like the game I just had. I did the best in the game but we still lost because one player was a troll, another disconnected, a third claimed to be new to his champion but acted like he didn't even know how to play his role, and the fourth player refused to communicate at all during the game.

Another peeve is bad team composition. I realize that people can play whatever they want, but it's most likely the other team is following the meta.

I've gotten so mad at video games before I cant even count them all.

Umm... does raging and throwing your GBA SP across the room count as getting mad? If so, then I have to confess...

Absolutely not. I've never understood how people can get mad at games. If a game does not bring me joy, I do not play it. Even if I do play it, I have patience with it. I'm not some sore loser.

I have gotten mad once in Sonic Unleashed. It was the Eggman Land Day stage on the Wii. I usually don't get mad at games but I understand why other people would.

Super Mario 3D Land. I had so much fun with it, even the tough levels were good to do. But the last level you open, is very special but also incredible hard, without a powerup it's almost impossible to finish it. A few days ago, I finally finished it but that level really frustrated me.

I don't typically get mad at games. When I die, I usually get that it's me just sucking, but last time I played Shadow the Hedgehog, I got legitimately mad at it, since the homing attack kept bugging out and dropping me into a bottomless pit.

I have gotten mad at tons of games either from complicated puzzles or some random boss that I didn't find out the trick to winning. Also playing darksouls got mad at it every time..

I remember when I got so mad at a game, I threw my Game Boy across the room, and it broke. I owned like three Game Boys in my life, maybe four. One, I broke, one my dad snapped in half on purpose, and one my younger sister broke.

I remembering being angry after losing to the final boss in Tekken 3 many times( Hard mode ). The only time I haven thrown my video game across my room was to make it work. Sometimes it actually did the job or made it worse. I'm referring to Nintendo 64 cartirages afterall.