Dragon Age, shortest time i spent on a newly bought game.

Resident Evil (before 4 came out controlling the characters in the game was so backwards)
Tomb Raider III (same reason as above)
Time Splitters (I think it might have been #2, but was suppose to be like Goldeneye, which I loved but not this game)

I think I sold my CoD 5 copy. My expectations were way too high after 4. :p

Although right now I appreciate the game. It's better than most CoD's that followed.

Purchased God of War Saga, kept the download codes and sold the game back for the same $20 I purchased it for.

Sold Dishonored after playing it a few days and realizing it wasn't for me.

Sold Pirates of the Caribbean (Don't remember which one) because I didn't care for it.

Sold Orange Box because I didn't care for Half-life. (Be gentle please!)


I know there are others, but I mainly sell games to finance purchases of new games.

None really. Rented a few games, that I played for maybe an hour and just went back to other games.

none, i never buy games i don't like. no clue how i do that but i have a very good idea from gameplay videos if i will like them or not. i bought some bad games for n64 but that was when i bought games on a market which i don't do anymore since i bought a dreamcast.

Pretty much every sports game I've ever tried. Many of the action and FPS games I've tried. They just aren't worth keeping in my library. In general I'm just too lazy to resell so they end up in the garbage and I am way less willing to give those genres a try than when I was younger.

None by far. I like to keep my games, whether they're worth it or not. I spend too much money on them, and they look cool on my library I guess. On a side note, I've beaten every game I've purchased, whether it was worth it or not (I'm looking at you, L.A. Noire).

Bioshock infinite

Come at me

I still don't get how they could put out this piece of sh*t after the very good "New Blood"...