Metroid Prime 3, which came as a surprise since Metroid Prime 2 is one of my all time favorite video games. I'm not sure why given how it's very similar to its prequel gameplay-wise. It all felt like a chore, somehow.


Unfortunately, Skyward Sword may join this tier if I manage to put the disc in a few more times. Which, again, is in stark contrast to its prequel.

Black Ops 1 Campaign. After that, I never played a CoD Campaign again.

batman arkham asylum. what a piece of crap! finished it though

AC revelations. i just finished it to know what happens with ezio and altair

I liked LA noire but i agree it got pretty bad in the Homicide cases, luckily the game got good again in Vice and Arson.

But i do try to finish a game i don't enjoy but haven't yet. The worst offender for me is Mirror's Edge. That game is so frustrating that i just gave up.

I try to actually "finish" my racing games but most of the time i don't have the motivation.

Hexen II: I didn't totally hate it, but I found it a totally unworthy heir of Hexen I, nevertheless I played it until the end.
I can't go below a given standard, though, for example I stopped playing Myth III almost immediately, and I still hate it for tainting such a great franchise.

Tales of Symphonia:DoTNW

I mean it was fun, but I kinda played it because I had nothing else to play. Then I replayed it and gagged. Honestly I think that's the only game.

Most of the time I don't finish games that I do enjoy.

Yeeeup, though not in awhile. The last game like that that I slogged through was Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire for the Wii. Not a great game...

WipEout Fusion.  Took everything I loved about PS1 WipEout and made it rubbish.  Thankfully, they got back on the right track again with Pure.

Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars.  Dull & slow beyond belief after the brilliance that was Tiberian Sun, I struggled my way through this game to see the end of the campaign.

SSX On Tour.  Never understood why they took the brilliant simplicity of SSX3 and shoved it down a Napoleon Dynamite-inspired cannon.  Skis weren't fun either.  Pretty big blunder for my beloved series.

Army of Two.  My flatmate & I bought it for co-op fun and I was determined that we got our money's worth.

Metroid Prime 2.  My best friend raved and raved about how MP was the best series ever.  I bought a Gamecube in ~2008 for £30 with a copy of Metroid Prime 2.  Played through to see what the fuss was all about.  Didn't much enjoy it.

Final Fantasy X.  I just wasn't having a good time by the end of the game, but I was determined to see it through to the end.  Back then Final Fantasy were the only JRPG's I had played, so it was a pretty scary thought to have to move onto something else.  So I kept hoping it would improve.

That's all I can think of for now.

Assassin's Creed II.

I loved the first hour or so, but then it was so painfully boring and repetetive I wanted to give it up.

The only reason I finished it was because it was my start of PC gaming.

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Zelda: Spirit Tracks.

Only because it was a Zelda game.

The first one that comes to mind is Dante's Inferno. It was a mediocre game. I've played worse, but I finished it, so yeah...