My biggest disappointment is that out of the current big 3, only one started as a game company.

Founding out that Metroid Dread is not in the making after founding out that easter egg in Metroid Prime 3 about it. Also Eternal Sonata's story was dissapointing, but I loved the game and its characters.

I'm gonna say FF7.

Bigger dropoff then Godfather 3 for me.

 You are not alone, Kasz216!!

And yet again, I blame the 3rd dimension!

Depends on what you mean. For this generation, I'd say I haven't had the misfortune of experiencing any great disappointments.

For the previous generation, it was Xenosaga 2, hands down. A game so bad that it pre-emptively ended the series. Even if that's not technically true, it sure feels like it.

For the 32-bit generation, Final Fantasy IX. I do not get why some people like that game, and probably never will. To me, it was a load-time-laden, rumor-mill-loaded, over-hyped game that couldn't ever meet up to the hype.

For the 16-bit generation, it would be that I never got to own any of the 16-bit consoles until well into the 32-bit generation.

For the 8-bit era, that's no challenge: Battletoads. That game pissed me off so much as a kid...

Wait... it's actually possible to hate Battletoads? Are you human?

As with some others, Final Fantasy VII has probably been my biggest disappointment. Of honorable mention would be Sony essentially forcing Working Designs out of business. Thanks a lot, jerkholes.

He hates it because it "pissed him off" which translates too: It was just too hard for me.

But Don't worry Sky render. It was too hard for all of us. It was still an awesome game though.

To be fair, I played the game last when I was all of 8 years old. To say that my reflexes were a shadow of their present state at that age is a gross understatement.

The fact I am still waiting for my Wii to arrive courtesy of Parcelforce.