Games That Are Frustrating, But Not Necessarily Bad

I'd have to say New Super Mario Bros. Wii. It isn't a bad game, but jeez, I almost dropped the F-Bomb about 20 times because I was so frustrated.

From this gen:

Crackdown- Room full of enemies+crap auto lock=recipe for disaster

Oblivion/Fallout 3-Stupidly going longs periods without saving and then suddenly run into glitch/death.

Demon Souls-...

trials HD

Soul Calibur IV, great game but the apprentice is the most cheap and weirdly balanced character I've met in a fighting game in a long time.

Gold elites+ Plasma cannons +Legendary mode = RAGE:evil:

Demons souls. Oh hey i almost beat this level :get one shot by random mob : FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Ninja Gaiden. It's an awesome game, but there are some parts that made me want to kill all birds that came near me.

Ninja Gaiden. It's an awesome game, but there are some parts that made me want to kill all birds that came near me.

felipebo

I'd have to say New Super Mario Bros. Wii. It isn't a bad game, but jeez, I almost dropped the F-Bomb about 20 times because I was so frustrated.

ichc1000x

Ugh! ...Mirrors Edge is exactly what comes to mind. I don't know what genius thought it was a good idea to let the player die a few hundred times every other chapter from missing a red pole that common sense should automatically tell your character to reach out and grab to save her own damn life. It's a decent game but I totally had to force myself to finish it.

Demon's Souls.

Ninja Gaiden and Megaman for me.

Bayonetta. If there's a sequel then they've got to fix the camera angles so that I'm not always getting hit from random fireballs from off screen that I can't do anything to avoid.

Ugh! ...Mirrors Edge is exactly what comes to mind. I don't know what genius thought it was a good idea to let the player die a few hundred times every other chapter from missing a red pole that common sense should automatically tell your character to reach out and grab to save her own damn life. It's a decent game but I totally had to force myself to finish it.

TecmoGirl

I think Old SNES games are frustrating as hell, but their still awesome games.

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I'd have to say New Super Mario Bros. Wii. It isn't a bad game, but jeez, I almost dropped the F-Bomb about 20 times because I was so frustrated.

Parasomniac

I have. With NSMB Wii, some of the level sections felt unplayable. I then noticed that I had to be more careful. You need to try Super Mario Frustration.

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Ugh! ...Mirrors Edge is exactly what comes to mind. I don't know what genius thought it was a good idea to let the player die a few hundred times every other chapter from missing a red pole that common sense should automatically tell your character to reach out and grab to save her own damn life. It's a decent game but I totally had to force myself to finish it.

DJ_Headshot

I played it on the 360. And far from it? lol! I don't know why people contiue to tell me that. I really doubt anyone who played that game on their first playthrough couldn't have found it frustratingly difficult. Like, it's constantly trial and error over and over. It's so difficult and repetitive.

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Ugh! ...Mirrors Edge is exactly what comes to mind. I don't know what genius thought it was a good idea to let the player die a few hundred times every other chapter from missing a red pole that common sense should automatically tell your character to reach out and grab to save her own damn life. It's a decent game but I totally had to force myself to finish it.

TecmoGirl

I played it on the 360. And far from it? lol! I don't know why people contiue to tell me that. I really doubt anyone who played that game on their first playthrough couldn't have found it frustratingly difficult. Like, it's constantly trial and error over and over. It's so difficult and repetitive.

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[QUOTE="DJ_Headshot"] Really mirrors edge was far from being frustratingly difficult what system did you play it on pc or consoles?spookykid143

I played it on the 360. And far from it? lol! I don't know why people contiue to tell me that. I really doubt anyone who played that game on their first playthrough couldn't have found it frustratingly difficult. Like, it's constantly trial and error over and over. It's so difficult and repetitive.

Oh? Elaborate.