Disappointment

There is something i've learned in my years of gaming, I will always buy games that I will never finish, because in the end it gets old or it's not fun. Just to list a few: 

Far Cry 2
Brothers in Arms Hell's Highway
Any Need for Speed Series
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II (tear)
 
So how many of you have games that you've yet to beat because it got old or just wasn't fun. To be honest most of these games started out strong then i just got tired of the constant frustration.

There is something i've learned in my years of gaming, I will always buy games that I will never finish, because in the end it gets old or it's not fun. Just to list a few: 

Far Cry 2
Brothers in Arms Hell's Highway
Any Need for Speed Series
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II (tear)
 
So how many of you have games that you've yet to beat because it got old or just wasn't fun. To be honest most of these games started out strong then i just got tired of the constant frustration.

Far Cry 2 took a while to get me interested, but I really enjoyed the later half of the game.  I also love the Brothers in Arms series, my only problem with Hell's Highway was that there was not much in the package.  I thought the single player was great, but the online was a complete afterthought.

Final Fantasy X (Up to the final series of bosses)

Seconded on Final Fantasy X, I hated that game. I hardly got into Twilight Princess either. I got just passed the part where you first turn into a wolf or whatever and then I got distracted and haven't played it since.
 
I might try replaying Twilight Princess at some point, though. I heard it wasn't bad. I dunno.

I usually love all the games I play, so I've actually never owned a game I have never beaten. Currently I have some games I have yet to start, but that's just because they're in a line-up. 

Hmm... Near-completed shame pile.  I think my worst offenders are the following:
 

• Red Alert 3 - I failed a secondary objective on the last campaign and couldn't muster the desire to go back in.
• Fallout 3 - Got overwhelmed and just couldn't go back to it.  Planning on trying again when I upgrade my PC eventually.
• Gears 2 - Friend and I are on the last boss, got our butts kicked a few times and then ran out of time.  We haven't been back in a few months and may not go back to it.  The game is so good though.
  

I agree except for Hell's Highway.  I thought that game was great.  It was a first person shooter that wasn't all about running and gunning.  If you did that you would die pretty quick.  You had to think carefully where to go, and where to position your squadmates so that you could flank the enemy and kill them.  You couldn't just run at them head on like in 90% of shooters.  It could get kinda tedious after a while though, so I can see how you never finished it, but you should go back and give it another chance.

I've only finished half of the games I own for the 360. Before this generation, I was far more stingy.
 
Just finished BiA: HH. I've loved the whole series and I just wish that they'd develop the game-play a bit further, it fell a bit flat toward the end. Still, set a great war-time atmosphere, better than almost any other game, barring the first in the series, Road to Hill 30.

• GTA IV: i just got bored of the story mode and the repetitive missions,but not the game itself. the game itself was fun as hell.
• Fallout 3: after playing the first part.. i just kind of stopped. i had no desire to play it as i didn't really find it that much fun. 

" Aye to Farcry 2, it just seemed to be so much more than what I actually played. And Rainbow Six Vegas. "

Resistance 2, I know I might be going against the grain here but that game is one of the worst I've played.

too many games im afriad... i share the first three with you :)

Probably F.E.A.R.
 
Slowing down time was awesome, especially with all the great blood effects when you shoot people. That part of the game I loved. But the environments were bland, and I just found most of what I played to be kind of boring. And I'm not a horror fan, so that doesn't help much either.
 The multiplayer was kind of fun. I liked how people exploded into a big cloud of blood when a grenade bumped into them... But it had the same bland environments and the weapons weren't too great either.
 
Oh, and Contract J.A.C.K... You know, that "prequel" to No One Lives Forever 2. I like to pretend it doesn't exist. Because it doesn't.

In the same boat as others with Far Cry 2. Too damn repetitive, some awful design decisions, and it's just not fun travelling across the map all the time.