Spider-Aziz
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Any games you think was very frustrating and nearly impossible -or maybe heard it was impossible- but you mustered enough guts and patience to tough it out and finish it?
I think that question applies to me with most games after reaching the half point.
But in honesty, there are games like Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero that start hard regardless of difficulty you choose, and kicks you down multiple times until you get used to it (assuming you did like I did and finished the game). This is a standout for me.
Another game is Spider-Man 3 on PC (so did Ultimate on PS2, but..) I started playing it on a laggy PC before getting a graphic card (3D Hardware Accelerator) and the QTEs were downright frustrating, until I upped the brightness and lowered down resolution and visual quality. Even with those that game offered a lot of frustration to me, but I toughed it out basically cause I saw a good amount of qualities that make me highly enjoy it, and I still do to this day 13 years after first time playing it.
I think the Amazing Spider-Man 2 is the most frustrating game I've played in certain respects though, not because it's hard though, first time I finished that game I did it in one day, voice files recorded and their incessant repetition (among other reasons) made me cry and not want to play the game again for a bunch of years.
I think that question applies to me with most games after reaching the half point.
But in honesty, there are games like Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero that start hard regardless of difficulty you choose, and kicks you down multiple times until you get used to it (assuming you did like I did and finished the game). This is a standout for me.
Another game is Spider-Man 3 on PC (so did Ultimate on PS2, but..) I started playing it on a laggy PC before getting a graphic card (3D Hardware Accelerator) and the QTEs were downright frustrating, until I upped the brightness and lowered down resolution and visual quality. Even with those that game offered a lot of frustration to me, but I toughed it out basically cause I saw a good amount of qualities that make me highly enjoy it, and I still do to this day 13 years after first time playing it.
I think the Amazing Spider-Man 2 is the most frustrating game I've played in certain respects though, not because it's hard though, first time I finished that game I did it in one day, voice files recorded and their incessant repetition (among other reasons) made me cry and not want to play the game again for a bunch of years.