I have noticed that other people love to play sporting games on the video game consoles. Me? I don't like playing sports on the consoles. If only I knew the controls of the games I would probably think a little differently. I just don't know the controls for them games. That's why I don't like playing sports on the consoles.

I also hate some shooting games. The reason being I guess they are just not what I expected some of them to be.

Not much more to say here

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i don't like pianos cuz it's boring to play
and a flappy bird

Well that could be a very long list because I don't like a lot of games. To narrow it down a bit by genre tho would be easier. I don't like most sports game because it is a genre that bores me to play it by myself. I've never liked the racing genre of games except for maybe Road Rash and Grand Theft Auto. I also don't like music games, educational games, party games , and vehicle simulation games. I think that sums up the majority of them. 

I could never get into Halo or The Sims. I don't really find them to be bad franchises, I have great respect for both of them, but I can't really get into them as games for some reason that can't be pinned down.

Blubcreator :

Elder Scrolls - I mainly played Oblivion. Pretty generic RPG with forgettable plot, and no deep or interesting characters, and boring gameplay. Tons of dungeons to explore, but all of them look exactly the same and have the same useless items. Other than the graphics and a few fun missions this game doesn't have much going for it.

Grand Theft Auto series - Gameplay is pretty mindless and while there's a lot of stuff to do - none of it's very interesting. I'd rather have a linear game with strong core gameplay than an open-ended game with tons fluffy content. Why would I want to go on virtual dates, or play tennis in a game called "Grand Theft Auto" anyway? Oh and in spite of having tons of controversies, most of the games aren't even that graphically violent, and it's done in such a cartoony way that you can't take it seriously . There are cutscenes in the Metal Gear Solid games which have more explicit violence.

The Sims - This one just makes me depressed. These games just make me think they were made for a 40 year old man who still lives with his mom who wants to pretend to have a girlfriend on his computer - what's the point of these games existing anyway? For people who want to stare creepily at their computer screen while 2 polygons have sex? lol

Sonic the Hedgehog (entire series) - Not just the crappy 3D games - even though I grew up with Sonic and the series has some nostalgic value to me, in retrospect the entire series was more of a "1 trick pony" with the speed and slick artwork being the only unique theme about the game. As an adult most of the Sonic games are so easy that it's hard to play bad enough to actually die - while the old school Mario games still have enough of a challenge to hold an adult's interest.

Pokemon Red/Blue - Sure there are 100s of creatures to collect and battle, but. This might have been revolutionary for its day and age, but beyond the novelty of collecting them all, it's pretty bland when it comes to core RPG elements. Generic plot and characters, ridiculously easy gameplay, terrible enemy AI, etc - all you need to know to win any battle is to match up the correct pokemon type, and even the "bosses" prove no challenge at all.

I can't see how it remained to be so popular - if it hadn't been the first full fledged RPG for the Game Boy I doubt many people would even remember it today. There were probably Japanese RPGs like Final Fantasy that came before it which had a lot more depth.

GoldenEye 007 - For it's day and age it was revolutionary as a FPS, but as a modern game it's just just very dated doesn't hold up. Other old school games like Super Mario World still age pretty well, but GoldenEye is pretty primitive if judged as a stand-alone game. It's more like a Ford Model T than a Ford Mustang.

Definitely God of War and DOTA. God of War has been too boring for me, I don't know why but I just don't like it. DOTA, I don't get what's fun with reading and hearing people trash talk both online and offline (the people in the computer cafe if you decided to play in it) I guess it's more of a gaming community problem than the game's instead.

MRK_Mr_MeXiCaN :

Some people are just easily butt-hurt - plus a lot of them have probably never played a real RPG game as well, so they get defensive when it gets pointed out to them, lol

That's a long list.

-Megaman
-Zelda
-Metroid
-Call of Duty
-Halo
-GTA
-Mother/Earthbound/whatever it's called
-League of Legends
-Sonic
-Final Fantasy
-Stuff like Angry Birds
-Batman games
-Banjo Kazooie
-Kingdom Hearts
-Fifa
-The sims

And possibly a lot more.

I'm very picky with what games I like, which annoys some people. Not my problem though.

I'll also add:

RPGs or open-world adventure games (Donkey Kong 64, Banjo Kazooie, etc) in general. I prefer games in which the bulk of the gameplay is the actual challenge, not just navigating from point A to point B or doing "fetch quests" (this is why I'm still a fan of 90s run and gun or shoot em up games). Games which include a ton of backtracking end up just pointlessly lengthening the game.

RPGs in particular I'm not normally a fan of (I have enjoyed a few RPGs with good plot and dialogue, like Neverwinter Nights); to me there's no real "challenge" in the turn-based combat since winning is really just a matter of being at high enough a level, and having enough items and equipment rather than using actual skill. MMO RPGs are the worst since leveling up usually involves either mind-numbing grinding or spending $100s of real life dollars which you could buy complete games with instead.

I'm gonna get plenty of hate for this but I definitely say the Call Of Duty series because I'm not a fan of buying the same kind of shooter over and over again plus I don't care for the genre either.