FFXII - Bored and frustrated me to death LoZ: TP - Watched my brother beat it and lost interest KOTOR 2 - Same thing. Plus it was, like, the same game as KOTOR1 without as good of a plot NASCAR games - just couldn't stand the gameplay
Tales of Symphonia. I love the game, but it was too long, and I hated how you could do things in random orders. Made it hard to find out where to go next.
GTA: SA. I got realy depressed when I realised it wasn't as fun or imaginative as Vice City. So I gave up,because I didnt feel like spending 50 hours in that game.
FFXII - I just couldn't get into for some reason (I like turn-based combat, if it's not broke don't fix it!)
Xenosaga - Just not enough spare time to ever sit and really get into the story, so I ended up completely lost and not knowing what was going on 15 hours into it, and just gave up.
Greendog: The Beached Surfer Dude for the Sega Genesis. Such an annoying game. I swear I came this close to beating it as a kid a couple of times, but other times I got so confused by one of the level designs that I just got stuck for a day.
James Pond 2: Codename Robocod also for the Genesis and a few older consoles. Haven't heard of it? I don't blame you. A platformer with a weird character who stretched really high. For some reason, I'd play the game for an hour and get to the same point where there seemed to be no place to go, like literally nowhere else to go. I could never figure it out. Drove me nuts. Sewer Shark for the Sega CD. Possibly the angriest I've ever been at a videogame. It was a weird pack-in game with full-motion video where you pilot this sewer cleaner thingie and kill rats and have to make precise turns or you die. Basically a guy on a radio shouts turns at you (three, six, niner, niner, three, six) and then you have to execute those turns perfectly or you die. I got one minute from finishing the game and made a wrong turn and died. Never played it again.
Every JRPG ever. Spend the entire game grinding only to make it to an area near the final battle where you must grind an additional 10+ hours to even try and stand a chance?
Past: "Wonder Boy in Monster Land" on Sega Master System. I swear there was a gap in the final castle maze that could not be crossed. I tried and tried. But failed everytime.
Recent: "Enchanted Arms", the Ice Queen at the end would not die.
Back to the Future - NES: Think I never made it past the 2nd level (throwing milkshakes at goons across the counter) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - NES: The game was just seriously f'd up.
Half Life 2 A solid shooter and the grav gun was fun for a bit But after getting poisoned and sniped in the same place for the fiftieth time I asked myself: "Do I really care about what happens? Do I really want to kill the same Combine mobs and head crabs fifty times to find out what happens to doctor no face?" The answer was no
Maybe it was because I was a lot younger, but I really couldn't wrap my head around Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and only completed portions here and there by using cheats.
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