Favorite characters, favorite sidekicks, favorite story, favorite setting, etc, etc...We all have our choices. It's those things that make a game memorable to us. They make us keep on coming back to play such games.

However, we will eventually come to the bad apples. There are games that make us what to kill ourselves due to the sheer horribleness of the game, or get rid of the game and put it out of our memory.

So, the question here is, what is the one game in your collection that you hate the most and why? Also, how would you get rid of the game?


For me, that one game would have to Sonic the Hedgehog for the 360. The controls were horrible, the gameplay dizzying and made me nauseated, and the graphics just...*Pukes...* The only good thing was the opening cinematic...Then again, I've always been a sucker for good CG cutscenes...Overall, just the most sickening game I've played...

As for getting rid of it...Practically, I would sell it...But for more fun, I would dunk it in oil, then light it on fire...And then throw it into the air, and shoot it...And then keep shooting it until only bits and pieces were left...And then take those pieces, find a volcano, and dump then in...

Yeah...that's how much should be left...Nothing...XD

Now, it's your turn...XD

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I ignore it and it sinks to the bottom of my pile of shame. I then find it there again months later, shudder and then hide it again. I pretty much never sell games. I don't really know why, but I worry that I *might* want to play it again some day and I'll kick myself for selling it on/giving it away. XD

I pretty much never force myself through a game I'm not enjoying for whatever reason, unless it's integral for my livelihood (I'm still getting harassment about not completing ACR yet). XD

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I didn't really fall in love with Mirror's Edge. Don't get me wrong, at times the game is very fun, but the story is meh, and sometimes the difficulty is absurd. But i don't really dislike the game, but compared to the rest this one isn't that great.

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I usually research my buys so much that I rarely hate a game enough to destroy it. If anything I'll just put it on my shelf.. behind the good games (hah). A long time ago when I was younger, I recall getting so mad at a game I threw the cartridge... so long ago and so traumatic I can't remember what game it was (haha).

Id like to throw away Wall-E the game, but it's not mine... and I nearly threw my controller when I got frustrated at N3II.. But again, I just end up putting them in the back of the shelf.

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I myself, I play bad games. sometimes I even play them through. I must say, when I was playing through Mega Man X7, people thought I was out of my mind, but the way I see it, Gaming is just one of those things that you gotta take the good with the bad, and sometimes the bad is so bad that it's good. I just wish that it wasn't so expensive to chance such a thing -_-

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actually I got rid of almost all my games recently so I lost almost all the games that I didn't like...... except for a few downloadable titles, the big one being Pain. haha I think it is a really lame game.

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I don't buy many games that I don't think I'll like.

If there's something in my collection that I haven't played for whatever reason, I'll probably trade it in. The only one that sticks out from my games is GTAIV - I just *can't* get into it nor have the motivation to try, but it's still there. And the value I'd get for trading it in probably wouldn't cover the cost of the petrol and parking fee to get into the town centre.

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I think it would be really funny to run some of the games I've encountered over my life-time that I didn't like with a lawnmower.

Usually I just trade games though.

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