Condemed: Criminal Origins. Man I hated that game. I returned it the same day.

Hmmm....not too many regrets this year--I didn't like Ninja Gaiden Sigma much--too repetitive.

I love Blue Dragon on my 360, but it's way too easy...but definitely still worth the purchase.

Hm games i regret purchasing. There arn't many games i regret purchasing because I can see the merit in most games.

The few I regret getting.

RPG Maker 2 PS2 - These kind of games can only work on the PS2. It was cheap, but the interface and doing stuff with the controllers is just annoying.

Gothic Mars... something... something: Saw it at blockbuster, looked like it had to be a horrible game so i got it just to laugh at it. Unfortunitly the controls are the worst controls i've ever seen on a game to where i didn't even get to an enemy. (The controls are worse then portal runner! Which isn't on this list because it was a gift.)

Fighter Maker PS1(2)?- You spend like a month getting your character and his animations perfect... to play a really really crappy fighting game.

RPG Maker PS1 - I forgot i had bought this, which is why i had RPG maker 2. Same reasons as above mostly.

Yu-Gi-Oh something or another - PS1, was curious about the card game, got something that wasn't even the real card game.

Diddy Kong Racing - N64, Everyone else i know likes the game. I thought it was crap. I traded it in. Cause... well it was crap... and I got a decent amount for it. Was the only game i traded in that i didn't regret later.

Zelda on the Wii.

I dont see why people regret buying the Wii. I have a ton of fun playing many Wii games. Metroid, Zelda, Paper Mario was ok but still worth it, Trauma Center is fun, Strikers is good mindless fun, etc. The only games I regret getting are Red Steel and Rampage.

It was very VERY nearly Elite Beat Agents, at first that game just bored the hell out of me. By some random chance I gave it like 50 tries (usually I give up on games quick smart) and on the last one finally got used to how it worked and now I quite like it.

Now that I think about it its probably Baldurs Gate 2. I bought that game for cheap after hearing that it was one of the greatest games in history. I couldnt get into it though, the story was entirely too random and you had to make huge decisions at the start of the game which I (as a person who has never played D&D) was entirely uneducated about.

Wario Woods (platformer for the Gamecube)

Billy Hatcher and the Giant egg (Gamecube)

Zoo Tycoon DS for NDS

hmm.... thinking... probably tough one... Civilization 4 as I could have downloaded it for free. (

king's knight on nes, hate that game.