Topic: Least favorite video game of all time?

Just post the video game that you dislike the most. Mine is Wario: Master of Disguise.

I'm sure it's some shovelware game I played as a kid.

Spiderman: Friend or Foe for DS.
That game is just ennnnnnghghgerhehf

The Game Boy Advance version of Namco Museum, it's just pointless when there's no score saving.

I still mourn the $10 I spent on Quest 64.

Very hard but I'm going to say Angry Birds and any versions of it. It is just a mediocre phone game which isn't extraordinary at all in graphics, story or gameplay (which is ripped off completely from several free Flash games), and literally just about everyone in the whole world loves it...

Oh, and Sonic 2 for the Master System, that game is a piece of tripe and should be wiped off the face of the Earth. So inferior to Sonic 1 MS in every way possible, one of my favourite 2D platformers...

probably some flash game on the internet

You're probably not going to like this answer:

@MickeyTheGreat WHAT?! It's one of my favorites!

And that's exactly why it's depressing! Everyone loves it and some even herald it as the greatest Mario game. But, I don't really enjoy it all that much... I'm sorry.

Mmmmm.... F-f-fine. I forgive you. Oh yeah, have you ever played castle of illusion?

It's alright man, I've been there. No I haven't played castle of illusion yet, I plan on the remake being my first experience with it.

@MickeyTheGreat Oh. Castle of illusion is pretty good but also pretty hard. I haven't played any of the epic mickey games, though.

Kid Icarus Uprising isn't the worst game I've played, but it has been the most disappointing. It soared with plenty of hype before release, and then its wings caught on fire around 5 hours in.

Huh, really? I really enjoyed Kid icarus uprising. How is it dissapointing?

DBZ Legacy of Goku. I was really into the series at that time and GI gave it a 7 (if you need more reason to ignore Game Informer forever...) but it is dreadful. First of all, wolves > most Saiyans in terms of being deadly which even as a young fan I thought was the dumbest thing ever even by game standards. Also it is boring, it is a boring top down action game with boring combat, terrible quests and unbearable music. It is not even ironically entertaining in any way.

Chrono Trigger. The game is great, but that was the problem. I got to a point in the game where it was way too hard and I couldn't move on. It throws these nearly impossible bosses at you that I have no idea how anyone can defeat. Having a great game, but not being able to play through it is frustrating.
It drove me nuts.

Chrono Trigger...hard? What is this madness?! Seriously, that shouldn't happen. What bosses were you on? It's been a while, but I'm sure we could easily get you through it. Chances are you're just missing something. I never had to grind, and I always kept my potion stock up because they literally give you zillions of them.

• I'm not a fan of its turning mechanics on ground segments, flick then tap to stop. Too often has the reticle gained a mind of its own when I've played.
• This game makes me hate stamina. Every time when I'm about to get immersed into the action of this title, Pit apparently feels it's time to be winded and stop what he's doing. A fast paced game should not have a stamina feature.
• I barely ever got immersed in any of the game's ground segments with the exception of the chapter where we play as the dog and Magnus, which actually is great. Look to the previous points of having control issues and hating stamina for why I didn't feel immersed.
• The experience felt like a mess in that multiple features of the game compete with each other: stamina competes with the flow of action, the flow of action competes with the voice acting and then the voice acting competes with the music. It's surprising to have a Nintendo title so cluttered.
• Most of the latter chapters can last upwards of 20 minutes if not more, which is an issue with no save points, the extremely repetitive nature of the game and every issue above.
• Nearly 25 chapters of the same air, ground then boss structure makes this game drag so much. The best chapter again is the one that allows the player to play as that dog and Magnus, as it breaks that pattern at least and was the only chapter where I've felt a lack of issue with controls during a ground segment. But really, the repetition is hard to believe, and let's not forget that I can only use one weapon during the whole chapter. It's not like the game has an arsenal of 100+ weapons that would be great to switch between to at least mask the repetition slightly during a chapter.

All that said, I do hope there's a new Kid Icarus game in a couple of years that does the cast of characters introduced in Uprising justice by incorporating them into a much better designed experience. The effort with Uprising wasn't anywhere close to being impressive to me.

Sorry. Yeah, you do have a point. Those things are pretty true.