Hmm, I think reaching way back I might pick Ultima IV for NES. The game was a bit too old-school and difficult to figure out. I had no manuals which can really kill more complex retro experiences. Often with those old games, they'd be difficult to the point of being broken, but I would keep at it for an hour or two just to prove myself. Ultima, on the other hand, was just impenetrable.

Kinect Adventures would be the best recent example. I tripped through the various modes for a couple of hours when I got my Xbox 360 and once in a while I think about going back for the obstacle course or raft section, but it doesn't feel like there's much there. Cool soundtrack, though.

Some WW2 RTS, Company of Heroes I think. I'd really like to get more into the RTS genre, but playing with a mouse and keyboard set up, no fuck that.

Mouse and keyboard is really the only efficient way to play RTS. Anything you can play on a console is watered down and simplified. The strategy genre is not made for a controller. Some console RTS are well-made, but I don't think you can compare that to the computer classics.

There was a lot. I'm known for going into gamestop and buying multiple used games at once...most are games that received rave reviews...but I'm really picky with games...so even though they were well liked I just let them sit...for all systems.

I will say this though. My least played CONSOLE is the XBOX ONE...and please don't bring me into any fanboy shht. I play all GAMES. I don't care about the system. Anyway...it's one of Microsofts biggest mistakes to have the ONE require internet access to enable it's download...tremendously stupid on MS's behalf.

It's definitely a game