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Baalzamon said:

Ok, I feel stupid saying this, but it was in Starcraft 2 in the arcade game.  I really really really wanted to get an insanely high score in the game, so every night, I'd play it a couple of times and really have no real successes, and be left with a super sore wrist due to pushing the shoot button as fast as I could throughout the whole thing.  Finally, after a week or so, and easily over 100, if not 200 attempts of no luck, I got to level 20 (give or take 1...I can't seem to remember).  My final score was like 1,1XX,XXX.

Despite pausing once (for about 5 minutes) in order to save my poor poor wrist, I thought it was going to fall off after pushing space for over 2 hours.

While getting to the level itself wasn't too terribly hard, as it is just the same 3 levels over and over, getting slightly harder each time, dealing with my wrist feeling extreme pain for as long as I did was brutal to me.  I just felt like giving up and dying so many times so I could just stop destroying my wrist, but I wanted 1 million soooooo badly.

Even more brutal was when afterwards, I discovered there is absolutely nowhere you can look that says what your high score in the game was, only a trophy for reaching a couple of scores...what kind of arcade game doesn't show you your high score!!!!!!!!

It doesn't sound stupid, it sounds hard...

Many games of this variety are tricky because they're designed as hidden extras, thinking of the ones in GTA and NMH now...



 

Here lies the dearly departed Nintendomination Thread.