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Least favorite parts of your favorite games (or, the parts of your favorite games that you could have done without)

- The blood maze in Max Payne.

- The last two levels of Kane and Lynch when it turned into SOCOM

- A lot of parts in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance really makes you feel like a dope in parts. Like I mean, if you're Iceman, it doesn't matter, you're not cooling that pit of lava with anything else but the big bucket of water standing conveniently at the end of the pit. Or if you're Thor, forget about it, you have to play the carnival hammer game to open a door, but you HAVE to use the generic hammer item at the bottom of the stage, EVEN IF YOU'RE G.D. THOR!

Continuing with Marvel, how about Select the black box below with your cursor to view the spoiler text when Storm and Nightcrawler are locked up in cages hanging over a high peak, and if you open one cage the other one opens and the hero falls. Okay....there's four superheroes on your team, and two people are locked up. Friggin' SUPERHEROES! If they can't open two cages at the same time what good are they!! Seriously...

Off the top of my head,

Mass Effect - Driving that goddamn buggy.

Street Fighter IV - The announcer. He. Needs. To. Die.

Gears of War 2 - I don't find running through the anus of a giant worm to be very much fun, Epic.

Ninja Gaiden 2 - Chapter 9, I think it was. The jungle level with the worm boss. I'd give the rest of the game a 9/10, but this level was 2/10, and thats being generous. Should have been cut from the game completely, I absolutely hated the whole thing.

Xen in Half-Life.

The first thing I thought of was the asteroid shooting section in Dead Space. For such a short section it stands out as a major blemish on an otherwise great game.

The second half of Devil May Cry 4

Ellia's Chapter in Eternal Darkness

Fetch Quest in Wind Waker

And i can't think of others right now.

Water Temple

Ok ok, in all seriousness, I hate it where MP matches in CoD4 is all about having thousands of grenades thrown in a match. I think grenades should be something someone has to choose to get that or something else no not "everyone" has it.

Cell phones calls too abundant in GTA4... I know I'm not the only one who thinks it's a little excessive.

The dog in Fallout 3. I couldn't tell you how many times I restarted the game just to try to save the dog cuz I didn't want him to die.

Boss rush in DMC3. Level looked kinda cool, but boss rushes suck.

Something fresh on my mind is the last maze level in Super Smash Brothers Brawl, pretty awful and mind numbingly boring.

In OutRun 2006 Coast 2 Coast, if you play the career mode when there are missions where you're trying to impress your girlfriend, there's some weird crap involving ghosts and UFO's, but the thing that takes the cake are those segments where they play an animal noise, and you have to identify the animal by aiming your Ferrari towards an icon of the animal's head.

It's like, I'm playing a game about driving Ferraris really, really fast, so why has this turned into an educational game for a 3-year old?

GTAIV.

Resident Evil 4
I didn't like the level you played as Ashley. Dealing with and avoiding the monks was fun, but the rest of the level was just tedious. I hate sliding tile puzzles.

Dead Rising
By the end of the game, I was so sick of escorting survivors back to the security room. Through the mall / through the warehouse / clear out the elevator / up to the rooftop / climb up the ledge / go into the vent.

Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The Water Palace. One of the greatest games of all time features one of the most frustrating levels of all time.

GTA: San Andreas, Boat mission in San Fierro.

I could understand loosing all my guns at the start, but the second time it happened just pissed me off, if I can fall down and parachute from a plane with 9999 minigun rounds and m60 rounds in my pocket I can damn sure do it falling from a helicopter.

Oblivion - Most of the main quest.

Thankfully, Oblivion has tons upon tons more to offer than the main quest. Just about any other quest in the game is better than the unimaginative fetching crap that most of the main quest offers. You don't even really get much of a prize at the end of it, aside from the final couple of quests.

The Tranquility Lane quest in Fallout 3. It was a cool idea that wasn't implemented very well.


Select the black box below with your cursor to view the spoiler text Make a wife jealous of her husband? Make Timmy cry? WTF? I'm here to shoot super mutants in the face, I'm here for the cool story, I'm here to explore the vast wasteland.

This quest was so annoying I looked it up online to see what was the easiest & quickest way to finish it. Normally I never cheat like that in a game.

Ninja Gaiden 2 cut scenes. They're horrible, horrible crap. I know they have to somehow account for all of this inexplicable stuff that happens to this ninja, but I'd prefer they not even try.

WoW: fetching stuff to make liver pies?


Resident Evil 4. when i sat down to play RE4, i was ready to get my shoes knocked off. so i played it, and waited and waited, and at about 45 mins. into it, thats when i realized there were not going to be any zombies.....just spainish people. i was so pissed, it should have been called "Leon's great adventure to spain"

As much as I loved Lost Odyssey I absolutly hated the Sorceresses' Mansion. It seriously almost had me shut it off. I am glad I didn't because the rest of the game was gold. That part just drove me crazy.

The end of Half-Life where you have to go into the other dimension and jump around on giant rocks.

Metal Gear Solid 2: The flooded strut. The game has some of the tightest, most responsive gameplay I've ever experienced, but I definitely can't say that for the swimming controls. And those freakin' mines...

Half-Life 2: Driving the fan boat. Fun for the first few minutes, but then it wears out its welcome very quickly.

Super Metroid: Maridia. If there's any part of the game that reduces my chances of seeing Samus sans uniform at the end, it's this one.

In short, if there's water involved, the odds are I'll be groaning.

I was originally gonna say the dungeon crawling in Fallout 3 but when I think about it, it wasn't all that bad, it was fun, tense and being the stimpak cheapskate that I am I was always on the brink of death down there hoping a bed would appear around the corner. But I will say one thing against the game.

Select the black box below with your cursor to view the spoiler text The ending sucked.

Oh and Lost Planet, the entire game.

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