Not one I hate per say, just dislike: Borderlands 2.
It has it's moments, and it's a good game, but the difficulty turned me off of it.
It has it's moments, and it's a good game, but the difficulty turned me off of it.
Popular "legendary" games you personally hate
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Same here man.
Fortnite, PUBG, Overwatch among many other trashy toxic games.
why is it that annoying and screaming kids are all over those gaming servers.
Other games I loathe are: GTA, sports games like FIFA, NBA, WWE and of course the one and only Call of Duty franchise.
they're the trashiest of the trashiest of toxic trash someone can play.
I'd better cut this rant short.
Don't want to get a warning or ban
I'm not a big fan of Undertale, I'm not a fan at all of Re:Chain of Memories (the GBA version is fine, though), and I openly despise Minecrap.
I absolutely Hate and Despise with a passion Adam Sandlers new movies.
I can't really think of any popular game that I hate.
It is hard.
I don't like most battle royals that much.
Meh, I would say I don't enjoy competitive online multiplayer games in general that much... but hate?
Hmmm... there must be something.
I will look for the selection of others, to see if they propose something I can hate... but up to now, the worst I can find is just "meh, it bores/frustrates me".
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*looks into IMDB*
The downfall started at least 13 years ago.
It is hard.
I don't like most battle royals that much.
Meh, I would say I don't enjoy competitive online multiplayer games in general that much... but hate?
Hmmm... there must be something.
I will look for the selection of others, to see if they propose something I can hate... but up to now, the worst I can find is just "meh, it bores/frustrates me".
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From Click and thereafter, I agree for sure... but that doesn't sound very much "new" to me.
*looks into IMDB*
The downfall started at least 13 years ago.
As you should. I don't know wtf happened, but Little Nicky was like a drop of poison in the well. Nothing since worth seeing. Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer, Waterboy ... good times.
I don't get OP's list at all. I mean, everything made by Nintendo & Rare for N64 except StarFox and Paper Mario?? wtactualfuk? But, cuz I'm an old guy, when I thought about arguing about it, the first thing I remembered was the O'Doyle kid telling Sandler, "Donkey Kong sucks."
Don't forget to spread love and peace not Hate.
I actually liked Clicked. Happy Gilmore is a classic. Shooter McGavin is the best most hilarious villain ever.
But what did Adam Sandler do to Al Pacino. This is the same Tony Montana right? And the guy that played in the God Father right?
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Not a fan of smash games. I hate the fact that it's based around falling off the stage/or knocking someone off the stage as opposed to just lowering the hp of the opponent like regular fighting games.
Pokemon games are highly uninteresting to me.
Pokemon games are highly uninteresting to me.
I can name several, but I don't want to bore anyone. I'll just pick something recent and see later if I should add more. Dark souls series. I played the third one first and got bored with it very fast. I don't get why people like a game like that. Things just feel like it the developers want to make a game as difficult as an arcade game trying to take your quarters. The story doesn't give me much interest and the environments are just not interesting. Bunch of grey and dark areas because of places like stone walls, castles, cathedrals and citadels and what not. Also attacking with shoulder buttons?
I only tried it to see if I feel the excitement others do, but I do not. People say it's the satisfaction you get from defeating a tough enemy and achieving something you been struggling with. Perhaps I'm impatient, but it feels like working to have fun, finding the entertainment value that the game has. Unlike other games (Platformers is my favorite) where i feel the game is designed to be fun from start to finish, rather than only at specific parts (When you beat a boss that slapped you around like a rag doll for 3 hours) I don't get satisfaction from that sort of sadistic thing.
Perhaps some of the vocabulary I used to describe my feelings is a bit harsh, I'm not trying to insult anyone who enjoys it though. But I rather not play a game that basically feels like I'm stuck fighting the same enemy for hours of the day until I beat it when I haven't even experience the fun or excitement that I was looking for. In some games, it happens way to early before any fun is to be had and that's when you just lose interest. Dark Souls is one of those games. Most would just say I'm not good at the game and to keep trying, but other games I can experience fun early as possible and keep the momentum until the end. Those are the games I feel are paced better in my opinion.
I only tried it to see if I feel the excitement others do, but I do not. People say it's the satisfaction you get from defeating a tough enemy and achieving something you been struggling with. Perhaps I'm impatient, but it feels like working to have fun, finding the entertainment value that the game has. Unlike other games (Platformers is my favorite) where i feel the game is designed to be fun from start to finish, rather than only at specific parts (When you beat a boss that slapped you around like a rag doll for 3 hours) I don't get satisfaction from that sort of sadistic thing.
Perhaps some of the vocabulary I used to describe my feelings is a bit harsh, I'm not trying to insult anyone who enjoys it though. But I rather not play a game that basically feels like I'm stuck fighting the same enemy for hours of the day until I beat it when I haven't even experience the fun or excitement that I was looking for. In some games, it happens way to early before any fun is to be had and that's when you just lose interest. Dark Souls is one of those games. Most would just say I'm not good at the game and to keep trying, but other games I can experience fun early as possible and keep the momentum until the end. Those are the games I feel are paced better in my opinion.
Pacino's doing real coffee commercials now, for "Vittoria Coffee." Life imitates art I guess.
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I spent multiple hours in final fantasy 8 that I won't get back.
But other than that...I don't think so. We all have games we don't like that others do, but as long as there's no shortage (and there isn't), then there's no problem.
But other than that...I don't think so. We all have games we don't like that others do, but as long as there's no shortage (and there isn't), then there's no problem.
Botw ...
tried it a few times as everyone was saying how awesome it is but could never get that far ... I think all together I tried it for about 4-5 Hours and couldn't get to like it at all, mostly because the controlling sucks so bad in my opinion.
tried it a few times as everyone was saying how awesome it is but could never get that far ... I think all together I tried it for about 4-5 Hours and couldn't get to like it at all, mostly because the controlling sucks so bad in my opinion.
Botw got to the first beast, but to me it was just to sparse, so much running around before you engaged with a real monster.
Restarted the game from beggining about 3 times but its just too big for me.
I prefer dungeons and some emotions as in oot or mm.
Restarted the game from beggining about 3 times but its just too big for me.
I prefer dungeons and some emotions as in oot or mm.
Most games I just don't care about.
The sure fire way to get me to hate a game though FF7 and Overwatch prime examples is to bring them up in conversations that have absolutely effing NOTHING to do with them.
On another board we were talking about a game, (forgot what it was now) but one guy was like "Okay.. Cool.. Just checking to make sure it wasn't like a 70 hour JRPG, can't play those right now." next post "You know what's not a 70 hour RPG?! OVERWATCH!" in a thread that had nothing to do with overwatch.
Same with people orgasming over FF7.. Almost everything -EVERYTHING- FF7 did was done better in games before it. Especially -that- scene, PS2 did it way better. And I realize a lot of it is because the translators didn't have the script, or time, or resources they needed.. but a lot of FF7 really just felt like a bunch of scripts for a bunch of other JRPGs got mixed together and made into a game.
Other than that.. I.. Just don't care? CoD? Don't care. Minecraft? Don't care. PUBG? Just.. don't care.
Oh, except I will not play any gearbox games.
The sure fire way to get me to hate a game though FF7 and Overwatch prime examples is to bring them up in conversations that have absolutely effing NOTHING to do with them.
On another board we were talking about a game, (forgot what it was now) but one guy was like "Okay.. Cool.. Just checking to make sure it wasn't like a 70 hour JRPG, can't play those right now." next post "You know what's not a 70 hour RPG?! OVERWATCH!" in a thread that had nothing to do with overwatch.
Same with people orgasming over FF7.. Almost everything -EVERYTHING- FF7 did was done better in games before it. Especially -that- scene, PS2 did it way better. And I realize a lot of it is because the translators didn't have the script, or time, or resources they needed.. but a lot of FF7 really just felt like a bunch of scripts for a bunch of other JRPGs got mixed together and made into a game.
Other than that.. I.. Just don't care? CoD? Don't care. Minecraft? Don't care. PUBG? Just.. don't care.
Oh, except I will not play any gearbox games.
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