Although I think Bioshock takes the runner up position. Not only did it spiral into nonsensical...ness after the big plot twist about two thirds of the way through the game, but it culminated in the most piss easy final boss fight I think I've ever faced and one of the most unfufilling endings (I got the good ending btw) ever.
Final Fantasy 7's ending was total blow ignore the spin offs and sequal and prequal, Simple fact is that based upon the information given to you in the game when you defeat sephiroth....[spoiler] The planet uses holy to kill off all the humans which is why 500 years later we see no one but animals and plant life [/spoiler]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma has a pretty awful ending. Just beat the game the other day and the ending had Ryu saying "Its Over" to then turn into the wind and fly off. I checked online to see if Ninja Gaiden chooses your ending based on how you played the game (I assumed I had gotten the bad ending). But nope, thats how it ends.
Oh yeah Final Fantasy 7, I forgot about that. One of the greatest games of all time having probably the WORST cliffhanger ever. We had no idea what happened after until Advent Children DVD (8 years later).
agreed on ff7. After immersing myself into all the characters I wanted to see a straight up happy or sad ending revolving around them to know whats going to happen after all this. It felt like I just made some best friends to have alot of fun with for one week then I wake up one day and the've all dissapeared never to be heard of or seen again for a long time. It was a very empty feeling.
Any sports game. I mean seriously, they end with a congratulations or nothing! Or Fallout 3. I actually enjoyed the story, but taking a game like that and cutting you off was just stupid. They didn't do it in Oblivion, they should not have done it in Fallout 3.
KOTOR II. There were so many plot elements left unfinished that you could tell the game was half-baked. What was Revan's fate? Who/what was making the HK-50 assault droids? Nope, they don't answer any of that. From what I saw of the Light-side ending, you just took your ship and flew off to the unknown. Whoopee.
Honorable mentions;
Crysis; "Come on, we're taking the fight to the aliens!" *roll credits*
RB6:V; "Come on, we're taking the fight to that traitor!" *roll credits*
Verge_6
if you knew anything, you'd know that all the plot holes were meant to be explained, but they werent because lucas art rushed the developers. and also revans fate was suppose to be the third game before they madi it into an mmo
oh and btw i thought halo 3 had a great ending. same with kotor 1, not 2
KOTOR II. There were so many plot elements left unfinished that you could tell the game was half-baked. What was Revan's fate? Who/what was making the HK-50 assault droids? Nope, they don't answer any of that. From what I saw of the Light-side ending, you just took your ship and flew off to the unknown. Whoopee.
Honorable mentions;
Crysis; "Come on, we're taking the fight to the aliens!" *roll credits*
RB6:V; "Come on, we're taking the fight to that traitor!" *roll credits*
if you knew anything, you'd know that all the plot holes were meant to be explained, but they werent because lucas art rushed the developers. and also revans fate was suppose to be the third game before they madi it into an mmo Well, the fact that the plot holes were meant to be explained doesn't make up for the fact that they weren't. :?
KOTOR II. There were so many plot elements left unfinished that you could tell the game was half-baked. What was Revan's fate? Who/what was making the HK-50 assault droids? Nope, they don't answer any of that. From what I saw of the Light-side ending, you just took your ship and flew off to the unknown. Whoopee.
Honorable mentions;
Crysis; "Come on, we're taking the fight to the aliens!" *roll credits*
RB6:V; "Come on, we're taking the fight to that traitor!" *roll credits*
if you knew anything, you'd know that all the plot holes were meant to be explained, but they werent because lucas art rushed the developers. and also revans fate was suppose to be the third game before they madi it into an mmo Well, the fact that the plot holes were meant to be explained doesn't make up for the fact that they weren't. :? im not saying kotor 2 had no flaws, it does but if obsidian was given enough time it would have been so much better
Mgs4 ,for two reasons 1.All the hype about it being Snakes final mission, and him being tired of war. Even the opening title screen....all lies 2.MGS3 ended perfectly and this wasnt even close
[QUOTE="The_Game21x"][QUOTE="-SAMCRO"] if you knew anything, you'd know that all the plot holes were meant to be explained, but they werent because lucas art rushed the developers. and also revans fate was suppose to be the third game before they madi it into an mmo-SAMCRO
Well, the fact that the plot holes were meant to be explained doesn't make up for the fact that they weren't. :? im not saying kotor 2 had no flaws, it does but if obsidian was given enough time it would have been so much better I never said it wouldn't have. The point is, those plot holes were filled, thus creating one of the most disappointing endings in video game history.
[QUOTE="-SAMCRO"][QUOTE="The_Game21x"] Well, the fact that the plot holes were meant to be explained doesn't make up for the fact that they weren't. :?Verge_6
im not saying kotor 2 had no flaws, it does but if obsidian was given enough time it would have been so much better I never said it wouldn't have. The point is, those plot holes were filled, thus creating one of the most disappointing endings in video game history. o really how were they filled?
MGS4's. The damn thing was way too long and bloated and it didn't have nearly the kind of impact that it should have done. I got to the point where I just wanted it to hurry up and finish. MGS3's ending was perfect so I don't understand how they fluffed it up so badly. Silent-Hal
I thought the ending was amazing. I wasnt even expecting what happened. It blew my mind.
MGS4's. The damn thing was way too long and bloated and it didn't have nearly the kind of impact that it should have done. I got to the point where I just wanted it to hurry up and finish. MGS3's ending was perfect so I don't understand how they fluffed it up so badly. Silent-Hal
for me it wasn't the length that was the problem, it was the twist that came after the twist that kicked off the epilogue, revealed in flashback format. it went against what the rest of the game was trying to establish and in the end came off as a case of bad desperate writing in a misguided attempt to "resolve" things.
[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="-SAMCRO"] im not saying kotor 2 had no flaws, it does but if obsidian was given enough time it would have been so much better-SAMCRO
I never said it wouldn't have. The point is, those plot holes were filled, thus creating one of the most disappointing endings in video game history. o really how were they filled? Typo, meant they were not.
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