What's the Most Overrated Game You've Played and Disliked?

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2nd runner up for me is no more heroes. I now it's not a high profile, heavy hitter, big seller, etc. But it felt just like my kind of game, being different, not mainstream, niche, new concept, a bit wack, gory, funny, etc. But overall the game just felt so... underwhelming. I guess I juts set my hopes too high.

1st runner up for me is Far Cry 3 which was a huge letdown cuz I like shooters. I heard so many good things about this one, and from what I've heard it really seamed like my kind of game, so I bought the PS3 version like a month ago. I bought it on the cheap thinking "if I like this I'll also buy Far Cry4" but so far I've played like 2 hours and got back to whatever I was playing before it. The game just didn't fel smooth at all, I can't stand playing it for too long, the smoothness in it just doesn't feal right. Maybe it's fps aren't that great, who knows? But having played 3D World, Mario Kart, SSBRos, CoD:Ghosts, Uncharted 1 & 2 this year alone which all play smooth and steady, Far Cry 3 just seamed off. Maybe I was spoiled by those other games and have to play less smoother games and then get back to Far Cry 3, I don't know, just felt kinda weird.

But the true winner for me is the Uncharted trilogy. Not that I think it's a bad game, cuz it isn't, but I think people overrate it so damn much. I've had the trilogy at home unplayed for years until early 2014 I finally started playing them. My idea was to go through all 3 games in a row. I started 1 and was actually having great fun to be honest, really great fun. But it just got boring too quickly. It was like walk to setting - shooting - cutscene, walk to the next setting - shooting - cutscene, walk to next setting - shooting - cutscene, etc etc. I stoped midway during U2 and just finished like 2 weeks ago. My 2nd biggest complaint about the game is its lenght. I finished the 1st one in less than 6 hours and 2 in less than 10, and I wasn't even speedruning, on the contrary, I was taking enough time to explore and see the settings (which in U2 are amazing). Uncharted lovers, don't get me wrong, but I really think that a game so small, even if it was perfection, could only go as much as an 8/9. And yes I know it has multiplayer but it ain't that great (although I've put a good 4-5 hours into it with my brother), and I know many disagree with me but I don't think it has much replay value in it. I don't replay that many games and most I do are usually gameplay centric or level-based games, not "cinematic expericence" games which I find to usually have much less replay value than other kinds of games.