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GooseGaws on 08 January 2008
superchunk said:
sorry. But after spending about 8 hours straight playing original Rampage on my NES doing the exact same thing over and over and over...all I gave me was "Congratulations" for about 15 seconds and then went back to the title screen. WTF, no music, no dancing, nothing.

 ARGH.... why did I keep playing that game?  WHY?!

The horror.... 



Hates Nomura.

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yoshiboots on 08 January 2008

im not exactly sure about this but at the end of superstar saga doesnt it just say thank you for playing? im not sure becasue my older bro said thats what happens



Jammerkid on 08 January 2008
elgefe02 said:

Not only old ones were lame.

 

This is a lame game, with a lame ending in a lame console...

 

 


ROFL

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elgefe02 on 08 January 2008

Jammerkid said:
elgefe02 said:

Not only old ones were lame.

 

This is a lame game, with a lame ending in a lame console...

 

 

 


 

ROFL

 

The first ending i saw... Way back on 1987 


 

 



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Griffin on 08 January 2008

One of the lamest endings i have seen is Bioshock, talk about a big letdown.



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ikilledkenny on 08 January 2008

Karate Kid on the NES-thankfully I didn't play through it, and I just watched the Angry Video Game Nerd's review of it.


RAcCoOnErOuS on 08 January 2008

Halo 3 had a gay ending..



http://www.youtube.com/user/JamesLemonade?feature=guide

Picko on 08 January 2008

Knights of the Old Republic II had a pretty awful ending. Calling it lame might be an understatement.



 
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terran77 on 08 January 2008

Jurassik park on super nintendo. How I hated this game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTao08upXok&NR=1



Foozar on 09 January 2008

I was about eight or nine when I got 1942 for the NES. It had 32 mostly repetitive levels, but I was determined. Now understand that in those days there was no game save. Unless it was Legen of Zelda, if you wanted to beat a game you had to do it in one sitting. There were some frustrating levels, one which actually made me cry. Upon finally beating the last level, I was greeted with "Congratulation". It wasn't even plural, dammit! That was a huge letdown.