List your Controller-Throwing Moments!

You know what I mean. The bosses, events, sections or levels in games that get you so frustrated, due to their unfair mechanics, difficulty, unforgivingness (is that a word?) or bugginess, that you threw your controller (keyboard?) across the room- or at least you had the inclination to do so.

I just recently played through Assassin's Creed 1.

  'Splosion Man made me soooo mad but I kept with it too many times to list them all.

Trials HD....nuff said.

FIFAs always got me frustrated due to the stupidity in the games which would cost me a goal allt he time..

Fighting Seth as the end of street fighter 4 was fucking annoying . That and ikurga 

One of the few that I've ever experienced comes to mind since it happened last November.  Basically, it's the final boss in Killzone 2.  It took my quite a few tries to get right and then when I did, I'm not sure if it was a fluke.  He has an ability which make it frustrating.  Not impossible since I did eventually finish, but damn, I was quite perturbed at one point.

Most recently while playing Devil Survivor. Enemies swarming my characters and attacking them from a distance, letting me do nothing but watch as my party dies yet again.
 
Prototype had its fair share of controller-throwing moments last year, as did SFIV online.

I threw a controller a few days ago playing Ninja Gaiden. Ghost Fish + Ghost Doku = Fun!

" Fighting Seth as the end of street fighter 4 was fucking annoying . That and ikurga  "

Any of the 'boss battles' in GH3 :P.  In particular the last boss on expert was stupid.  You play through a long intro and have a 2/7 chance of him failing you outright before you have any powerups to fight back.
 
I don't actually throw my controllers, but that was as close as I've come in recent memories.

Mostly it's been arcade versions of notoriously cheap games with catch-up AI, specifically the PS1 version of NFL Blitz among others. Anytime you're ahead by 14 points in the last quarter, then the opposing team consecutively gets an interception recovery to a touchdown, followed by an onside kick attempt which causes yet another turnover against my team, you'll throw your controller in frustration.

Mario Bros. 3
 
But I contained myself and managed to not break my GBA.

" Trials HD....nuff said. "

Prototype and when a glitch occurred in Oblivion making me unable to do any thieves guilds quests after days of a friend telling me how they have the best side quests 

FIFA10 and MW2 to often... 
 

 

" Most recently while playing Devil Survivor.

" @Binman88 said:

" Most recently while playing Devil Survivor.

Great, now somebody's gonna mention my name. To avoid that AND the Seven Heroes a la Romancing SaGa 2, I'll name several of the bosses in Darkside Chronicles. How am I supposed to know what to shoot and when at certain times? "

Last really terrible moment I remember:
 
Dead Rising.  That mission where you have to go down into the parking garage.  I'm driving around and exploring for a long ass time (partially to get that achievement for killing a ton of zombies, very easy to do with a car in that garage), end up fighting that boss (he rode around on a motorcycle and threw grenades I believe) but things went badly and eventually I'm fighting him on foot and it's all going pretty badly.  Still, I figure out a way to slowly whittle away his health but the fight takes fucking forever and I'm close to death.  I eventually kill him and hop on his cycle.  This was all a miserable experience that took an hour + at this point.
 
I'm on the cycle and I ride out of the damn garage.  Of course Dead Rising doesn't have any save besides these save points, so I'm heading towards the nearest one.  I'm going across the park, not really in any danger besides a few zombies, and I accidentaly hit a tree and I fly off and die.  I didn't throw a controller, I simply turned off Dead Rising and never played it again.  This issue with the save system had popped up plenty of times before but I wasn't having any more of the bullshit.  That game could have been great but had so many terrible design decisions.  Ugh.

Online competitive multiplayer. Pretty much any of it. I don't know why but I get ultra-competitive and when I die I just want to punch things. It's weird because I'm an ultra-non-competitive guy in literally everything else.
 
But if I had to say one of my latest controller throwing moment. Getting noscoped headshotted through a wall in Rundown on Modern Warfare 2.  I threw the control, turned off my PC and went to bed.

Going for the big boss emblem in MGS4. The motorbike sequence in particular. It seems down to luck whether you survive through it on extreme difficulty, and having to line up perfect shots with the solar gun or you're screwed. I tried that section so many times. Playing through the start of that game before getting all my equipment was damn tricky too. Enemies will see you a mile away, and they'll hear you through a wall if you move any faster than a crawl.