Same opinion here!

Majoras is IMO one of the best games ever. It may be shorter than most Zeldas, but those 4 dungeons are amongst the best Nintendo ever done.

I've got to admit, Wind Waker is at the top of my list for a game that is really good, but utterly tedious. I played it once, I think I got through it the second time, but I'm not sure.

the triforce gathering, getting teh charts translated, sailing from island to island... god.

I didn't mind teh art style, I actually liked the battle system, but the sailing... the SAILING!!! You couldn't even fall asleep or something and do something else, cause you'd get attacked by a monster or something while you were gone. It's like being put on hold while waiting for tech service or something.

I was actually fairly disapointed with Bioshock.

I watched my roommate on his first play through, and I thought the story and atmosphere were excellent, but when it came to playing it all I found was a generic FPS. I always have issues with games I enjoy watching more then playing.

FreeLancer

This game was supposed to be the spiritual successor to the brilliance that was StarLancer.  It wasn't a bad game but it was essentially hollow outside the main plot.  You have an entire universe of places to go but they all have the same generic side quests "Go here, kill these ships, come back," "Go here, escort this ship here, come back," and the like.  Tachyon:  The Fringe shows how to do side-quests right whereas this game shows how to do them wrong... very wrong.  The other problem with this game is travel.  It takes too freaking long to get anywhere and unless you have a map of every gate in every system, you are guaranteed to be taking "the long way."

Civilization

This is probably one of the most boring games ever invented.  Sitting through a game is like watching paint dry.  Sure you just completed a major construction undertaking but whoop-dee-freaking-do, you could have just spent the last 4 hours of your life having fun.  What exactly about these games is fun anyway?  The whole experience is just one big nag session.  We don't have enough roads, we don't have temples, we don't have any food!  The people of IDontCareAboutYou town are starving to death, what do you do to solve it?  The correct answer is not to provide more food, it's to let them die so the game will end faster.

Sim City 3000. You spend hours zoning, building, balancing budgets which is a good simulation but not really that fun. Then balancing all of the systems, and doing all that crap makes the game more tedious. Its a good simulation and it does feel pretty good but God it takes a while. Destroying the city is fun though.

For some reason I never got bored in Wind Waker.

SPM was really boring for me too, but never the other PM games.

RCT3 It didn't have the magic the first two had. I slightly agree w/ SPM; great game, but for a Paper Mario it was dissapointing.

I still haven't finished Suped Paper Mario. I got to this part where you have to defeat these 100 guards one at a time, and after about 15 of them. I turned off the Wii in frustration. I don't know if I'll play that game ever again. I also think that all of the GTA games are boring. I played San Andreas for about five hours before I was sick of it.

 SPOILER:

The Universe implodes shortly after 25 of them, saving you the annoyance of continuting to fight the annoying bastards.

Front. Mission. 4. I loved the previous one so much! I bought part 4, played it for about an hour, told myself "This game is deep", and sat it on the shelf. I've been meaning to play it for 3 years now. Now I must admit it. The game is too boring.

I also loved Final Fantasy Tactics on the PS1. I was so addicted, that I used to dream about that game. But, there was many a night where I would start to play that game, and wake up on the floor with Doritos stuck to my face!! And I wouldn't even be drunk!!! AND it would only be 8:00pm!!!