Portal 2. Too much quested if there's gonna be a third game cause of that ending

What do you mean by too much quest?

Questions* sorry spell check

Ok well what do you mean by questions then? I don't understand your point.

Like "what if" or "what now" questions. You know?

I think it was fine ending there since you spent both games trying to escape the lab.

Ya but i think an A.I. Such as the Generic Lifeform and Disc Operating System or G.L.a.D.O.S is a bit too machine to let a test subject go. I mean that's how i feel

Then again, Valve stopped making games.

Ya half life three for example. That shit better be worth the wait.

That never existed.

Exactly

Portal 2 - a masterpiece.
It seems that theories show that something did trigger her to make you leave, or she's tricking you.
We'll probably never get a third game and we don't need one. X3

I know but it's too good to end ya know? X3 but ya I love Portal

Breath of Fire Dragon Quarter and Suikoden IV were both disappointing to me, but Dragon Quarter is definitely the bigger stinker. They took everything great they made about a dragon-centric RPG series and ruined it completely. Doesn't help the current BoF title is on mobile with horribly generic designs.

Barely heard of those games. What platform were they on?

PlayStation 2. They're both from their own series that started out great, but began teetering down the hill after a while. Suikoden is dead anyway since Konami dismissed the development team years ago and have stuck to being pachinko game makers. And Breath of Fire is Capcom, you really don't need me to hear how they treat anything that isn't named Street Fighter.

No Angel of Darkness? That was the Tomb Raider game that forced them to reboot it all with Legend XD

(and then they had to do the same after Underworld)

I actually forgot about that game. I was focused more on the classic Tomb Raiders. Angel of Darkness I didn't like either, but it had some potential, though squandered. Chronicles was a Christmas cash grab.

The fall of the Tomb Raider franchise before the 1st reboot can be blamed by the publisher Eidos, who wanted a new Tomb Raider every year after seeing how successful the first game was. Tomb Raider was on a steady decline and Angel of Darkness was the final straw.

Final Fantasy XIII (13)

You probably won't believe this, but Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games. Every single one has felt like such a drag to me, and it's not long until I get really bored of playing unfortunately. I really wish I could like them, but it's just such a snore for me

Aren't they dungeon crawlers? May not be your kind of game.

You'd think that's the reason, but I actually REALLY love the Legend of Zelda games, and a lot of those are dungeon crawlers too. But for some reason, I never get the same enjoyment out of the PMD games that I do out of the Zelda games

I don't think Zelda really plays out the same way.

Aparently not, if the Zelda games are actually fun XD
Nah, but jokes aside a LOT of the Zelda games actually do play like dungeon crawlers. Four Swords, The Minish Cap, A Link to the Past, Link's Awakening. Even the first ever Zelda game on the NES was a dungeon crawler

Easily Paper Mario Sticker Star. I needed a walkthrough just to get through it, they gutted the storyline which made the previous paper marios more enjoyable, heck they didn't even explain how the thing stickers were supposed to be USED. The Birthday cake thing you had to blow into the microphone. They never told you about this so again I had to look it up.

seconded. I knew that there was no actual multiplayer component and it was basically just a single player explorer game. But even on that front it failed to deliver spectacularly.

My worst games I've ever played? Anything video game based on Game Shows. I had a Wheel of Fortune, Minute to Win It, and Are you smarter than a 5th Grader for Wii. Absolutely bland and not as enjoyable as watching the real thing. I believe that's the case for all game show video games nowadays.

To me its just any game where the AI are dickbags no matter the difficulty level.

Too bad you can't eat the game out of frustration

X3

Any call of duty games. Except 3, ghost and infinite warfare
And a bit of armored core 5. Too focused on multilayer.
And any EA games

Battlefield 3
It felt so much like they were trying to copy off of CoD while Battlefield 2 was amazing on its on with its own unique feel and style.

Fable 3

I loved the first 2 fables but fable 3 just seemed really meh

Sonic 06 hands down

My most disappointed game that I ever played was Destiny, I played the beta a ton that was out on xbox and when I finally got it, I lost interest, I didn't want to go through the grind, and hearing that there's a good bit of RNG involved in the game ironed me not to play it again. I'm not going to spend countless hours and then having to rely on RNG to get the gear I want. Not. Happening.

Worst game I ever played though? Toss up between Adventure Island on the gamecube, and Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3. Adventure island was a bore to play and family made me go through it because my niece and nephews forced me to have them play my gamecube. And Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 for me was garbage because it's a literal clone of MW2. Yeah, I know a good chunk of the games are pretty much the same, however I feel and believe that each game is different in style and the equipment you can get, plus the maps are also different. Of course certain games either remade maps or released them. >_>