Stupidest reasons you didn't like a game

I didn't like Age of Conan for the same reason I didn't like Titan Quest. Because all the leg armors you get in the game are skirts!

I hate Devil May Cry series because you levitate in the air while shooting.

I especially didn't like Devil May Cry 4 and sent it back to the rental company after the 1st level, because I found he dodged too short a distance when doing a sidewards roll.

I didn't like Metroid Prime 3 because the doors take too long to open.

I stopped playng Ninja Gaiden towards the very end, because I got bored of using that flying sparrow attack which I was being forced into.

I frequently got Lost in Crysis so I got abit sick of it.

I also frequently get lost in any FPS with some degree of non-linearity. I even got lost in Quake 2 and Half-Life!

Yes, I dont like getting lost, and it annoys me.

i dont like bad company because it has bad controls, limited chat options, and only one game mode. actually, out of the three, i think only the first is stupid, the other two seem valid. anyways...

i didnt like diablo 2 because of the pos save system in singleplayer and the limited belt.

i didnt like assassins creed because it was too easy.

i didnt like pop:sot because i didnt get past 30%!

i didnt like soul calibur 2 because i dont like fighting games.

i didnt like portal because it was too easy.

i didnt like socom ftb 2 because it lacked checkpoints and had a bad framerate.

I didn't like a few RPGs because I hated the character designs. Magna Carta is one example of what I mean.

I didn't like a few RPGs because I hated the character designs. Magna Carta is one example of what I mean.

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That reminds me. Star Ocen: Until the end of time. Didn't play that for long because the character modals looked poop.

I don't like turn-based RPGs because for me it's stupid if you can't move around during battles.

I don't like games that are too linear because you can't explore the world. Those games that are simply from point A (beginning) to point B (final boss). All you have to do is follow the path. God of War series, MGS series, and RE4 are the only games like this that I like.

I don't like games were you can only walk on paths when outdoors.

I don't really enjoy games were you can't move the camera using the right analog stick.

I don't like FPS because there's not much story and exploration.

I don't like games were savepoints are far from each other.

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I don't like MMORPG because all you do is level up. No story, cutscenes, etc. And it's also a social life killer and you pay monthly dues or purchase a card to be able to play.

I don't like PC games because you have to install games in order to play and you have to upgrade the PC once in a while. Waste of money. Too many games = space eater. Uninstall a game = goodbye save files. And for me all genres are difficult to play in PC except FPS and Red Alert style (RTS right?).

I don't like games that are too realistic (gameplay and graphics). I reason why I play games is to take a break from reality. And IMO games should appear like a game. This is the reason why I'm disappointed w/ GTA IV, and I prefer PS2's graphics than PS3's.

I dont like the GTA series because "everyone" else loves them. I watch a game get perfects across the board in every magazine and watch my beloved Gamespot sell out and "me too" its review with a perfect 10 and it makes me want to puke.

I also dislike MMO's where lazy sore loser pvp'ers can get an unfair advantage by spending "real life" money in "cash shops" to get uber gear that even good tactics cant defeat. F-U foreign free to play mmo's = /

This is pretty stupid, but I hate games that you go to reload, but you can't see them reloading. Like it moves off screen and you just hear clicks. I love seeing the character reload, I don't know why. An example would be Battlefield 1942 the game was great, but you never get a good look at them reloading.

Which is kind of why I love Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 all the more. They show you and they do it right. :)

I dislike most JRPGs because you watch your character battle instead of control them in battle.JetLagz28

That's called turn-based RPG. :)

I didn´t like Half-Life 2 beasue after 5h of really annoying almost aimless walking,I still wondered where the great storyline is that had been praised while absolutely nothing worth mentioning happend till then.

I didn´t like Shadow of Colossus because of the awful Camera,awful controls,flimmering landscapes and total lack of any storyline...well at least beating up the colosses had been nice.

I didn´t like the Zelda-3D-Parts because they had been too simple and didn´t seem to develop much exept some stolen elements.The rest was just Zelda:ALttP in 3D but half as fun as the Original.

I didn´t like Tekken because instead of making the good potential true they just pop in more Characters and every new part just showed off newer graphics instead of polished gameplay.

I didn´t like Kane&Lynch because it wasn´t a totally bad game...just so much unpolished that I almost thrown m Pad in the corner thanks to the issues.

I didn´t like MGS2 because the Bosses felt overdone compared to the first,had not been half as fun to fight and the Storyline was a total mess and far from the expectations.

I didn´t like Ninja Gaiden,because it´s just frustrating to spend 2Miutes with every single opponent if you had been unlucky (which ususally means it happens much too often)

I hate the Shadow Hearts:From New World Bacause of the characters, They are so similar to the previous in Covenant but far stupid(Specially that ninja))

I quit playing Devil May Cry 3 because of the remake of Dante's personality and the fact I personally prefered that cold personality He has before.

I love the new versions of Tomb Raider(the renders), but when it comes to the story, It's pretty cheap. Besides the levels are too short making the game really short aswell.