Most difficult game(s) you ever beat?

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I played Ninja gaiden (2004) the sigma version on PS3 wasn't hard till I played on ninja grandmaster difficulty that seriously kicked my a$$ big time and gave up after chapter 6 only to pick it back up after some time and actually beat it. Lets just say I will never play a action game like NG on that difficulty ever again.

MGS4 on big boss extreme- lets see no kills, no alerts, no recovery items and no continues under 5 hours I did not get the emblem though because I got spotted a few times.

I cannot play tetris grand master edition at all.
 
I may be missing a few games, but so far I'm going with tetris on gameboy: level 9 high 5. Just blinking instantly gets you killed. I still don't know how, but I've managed to survive 25 lines a couple times.

Other mentions:
-double dragon (gameboy): no, this isn't a relentlessly tough game, but the original had no continues, no savegames and no way to really get lives. Beating it was basically not fun, as you had to play it safe all the time.
-super hexxagon: I wish I could say I have finished it, but I've only survived the first 2 difficulty settings (hard and harder...it goes all the way to harderest, if I recall correctly :P ).
-one finger death punch: in a way this game keeps cranking up the difficulty, but I've beaten all the paths enough to say I've finished it on hard and harder, as well as the unlocked "extra hard" challenges
-guitar hero 3: those final bosses aren't funny in the way that you should use mechanics you haven't ever used before. Still...I beat it (okay, I probably would've failed 'through the fire and flames' :P )

Still haven't beaten Newer Super Mario Bros Wii.
Erm...I don't want to brag, but the game isn't so hard. Yes, the final missions are pretty tough, but it's not difficult on the scale of plenty of other games. :unsure:
 
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"The faery tale adventure" on sega megadrive. I couldn't beat it when i was kid, i completed it years later on the emulator
 
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super hexxagon: I wish I could say I have finished it, but I've only survived the first 2 difficulty settings (hard and harder...it goes all the way to harderest, if I recall correctly :P ).
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The achievement times are kinda deceiving since I spent a hell of a lot of time playing it off Steam before that, but hey ho. When I went back to Steam, I managed to beat the last three stages pretty much consecutively :3

And Hexagon aside, Fire Emblem games on the maximum difficulty are my weakness. By the end of each level, I find myself with a complete strategy of it, along with all the different variables and what could go wrong. So freaking hard.
 
Erm...I don't want to brag, but the game isn't so hard. Yes, the final missions are pretty tough, but it's not difficult on the scale of plenty of other games. :unsure:
Yeah, I don't know how hard it would be now as I stopped playing once I beat world 8, and that was montsh ago.
I like LittleBigPlanet because the bosses are actually hard, NSMBW, not so much. :\
 
Forbidden siren (PS2)

never beat it cause I broke my ps2 then, but i tried for a long time. have to start it someday in the future
 
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George Foreman Boxing on the Game Gear, and Shinobi on the same system. Sheesh, honestly, so much determination at the end bout. Funny thing was that my friend who lent me the game didn't believe me that I ended up beating George Foreman. To this day, I still haven't completed the VC version of Shinobi - seriously, why did I have so much time to beat it?

Recently, it was soloing G1 fights in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. I still haven't downed gold rathian by myself (because that thing is made out of metal - it was like bashing your head against a solid brick wall and not understanding why it hurt.)
 
Thought up a couple more:

-Donkey kong country returns and rayman origins (both on wii). Rayman origins was probably harder with the nightmare stages (the boss was insane as well, though), but DKCR was more frustrating because you don't have infinite lives.
-warcraft 3. This was an AT THAT TIME hard one. At first it seems totally unfair: you have 3 races, a lot of resources and a narrow hallway to defend for 45 minutes. Of which roughly half of it is spent building your army. And then the undead totally overwhelm you in a way that's beyond ridiculous. Now...I have to admit I was one of those "casual RTS gamers" back then. Plump out a unit at a time, no build order or an idea of micro/macro. So beating it like that was HARD. Nowadays, it's probably pumping out units on a continuous cycle. But again: that was then.
 
Most difficult games you beat?
And then people list up games they haven't beaten... right.

The most difficult game I've beaten must be Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde on the NES.
If a game is too difficult / unfair, I get bored quickly, so I haven't beaten a lot of difficult games. By that I don't mean Mega Man games, but Battletoads :P
 
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Portal Stories: Mel, the puzzles were difficult. I got through it slowly.
There was a bunch of NES and SNES games that were really hard but I never finished.

EDIT: There was the hardest guy in Quake 3, I beat him on max skill ... I think. Not a game because I didn't fight everyone else in between.
 
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I beat teenage mutant ninja turtles on nes. Top that.
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I also beat Ninja Turtles on the nes back in jan, not a bad game. Maybe this will top it. No Continue\Warp run on Battletoads. My best playthrough on battletoads is a 3 death run but I don't have a video of that. Not sure what my most difficult game is, most games get easier the more you play them.
 
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