What are the games that you bought and that you regret?

MKAK? I don't believe there is an MK game with those initials. Do you possibly mean Armagedon?

Anyways, I personally regret getting a game I didn't buy for myself, but as a gift for a friend. It was NinjaBreadman, that Godawful piece of @!#$ platformer for the Wii. Thankfully, he forgave me for buying him that travesty of mankind, but still.
 
I just downloaded Samurai Shodown IV on the Wii Virtual Console. Then found out they censored the darn thing.... not that it's big deal, but good grief... the blood was all cartoony to begin with... geez
 
I regret not renting Injustice before i bought it. Not a bad game, just not for me I should have rented it first.

Ninja: shadow of darknes (ps1)

yeah that's about it. i usually research my games be fore purchasing them
 
Lets see...
Graffiti Kingdom (What I thought was gonna be a cool, awesome game I can basically control, ended up being for 5 year olds.)
Halo: Reach (IMO it just sucks. I cut it off after the first level in story because I didn't like the play Mechanics)
Sims: Double Deluxe (Doesn't work on my Computer. :( )
 
I will add Injustice to this list. Don't like it at all. I don't think anyone likes it, they just think they do through clever marketing and involvement of pro players in the testing process.

Seriously what good to balance did the pros testing the game do?
 
Soul Calibur IV*Last time I rushed to pre order a game was so dissapointed*
Facebreaker*a POS that should've been mercy killed in development*
Mass Effect*feels clunky*
 
Some more I regret:
Soul Calibur V: (I expected a full fledge story with every character, and Endings for each character, and twice the possibilities as Soul Calibur IV. But they basically degraded back down to Soul calibur 3 or 2. Very little character creation preferences and NO endings whatsoever and a very short story which explains nothing about the characters. FAIL. )
 
Harlequin said:
Some more I regret:
Soul Calibur V: (I expected a full fledge story with every character, and Endings for each character, and twice the possibilities as Soul Calibur IV. But they basically degraded back down to Soul calibur 3 or 2. Very little character creation preferences and NO endings whatsoever and a very short story which explains nothing about the characters. FAIL. )
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ya, soul calibur V sucked!

and shira grrrr dead space 2??? bioshock??? just grrrrr!!
 
I'll have to agree with everyone about Mass Effect. I got really upset with the game because my friend told me about a mission in Mass Effect 3 where you could save one race or the other, but you could only save both from a vague side mission choice in ME2. I gave up on the campaign after I learned that.

The multiplayer is still fun, its the only thing I play now when it comes to Mass Effect.
 
Bruzzrad said:
I'll have to agree with everyone about Mass Effect. I got really upset with the game because my friend told me about a mission in Mass Effect 3 where you could save one race or the other, but you could only save both from a vague side mission choice in ME2. I gave up on the campaign after I learned that.

The multiplayer is still fun, its the only thing I play now when it comes to Mass Effect.
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Your friend is wrong. If you want to say the Quarian/Geth, the only prerequisite is to make sure Tali and Legion survive the "suicide mission"(or activate Legion after the suicide mission).

ME is my all time favorite series. If I was stuck on a island and could only take three games with me: my choices would be the ME trilogy. But that's just me. I guess it's not for everyone.

Anyway, I regret picking up Deus Ex: Human Revolution. I like the game's design Adam Jensen just kills it for me. His voice is soooo boring. I get aggravated everytime I hear him speak. I still haven't completed that game. I don't think I ever will.
 
I regret getting that awful ass game.. x men: the official game.

For one, despite I love wolverine, night crawler and iceman..why weren't the others playable like x-men legends?

The iceman and wolverine levels was boring as hell. like..I thought I was gonna be in the game kicking some ass..but instead, all I found was ice skating and playing a classic beat em up that rarely had any combos.

The only good thing about the game, were the night crawler levels. Honestly, I don't think I despised any other game except this one.
 
BlackTwisted said:
I regret getting that awful ass game.. x men: the official game.

For one, despite I love wolverine, night crawler and iceman..why weren't the others playable like x-men legends?

The iceman and wolverine levels was boring as hell. like..I thought I was gonna be in the game kicking some ass..but instead, all I found was ice skating and playing a classic beat em up that rarely had any combos.

The only good thing about the game, were the night crawler levels. Honestly, I don't think I despised any other game except this one.
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Well to be fair... most comic book games are bad. It's just a cash-in on the name. Some of them are good though. I forget what it was exactly... but I played some Wolverine game on 360. It was just a demo but I could tell it was pretty decent.
 
Not so much as regret buying it, but regret waiting to buy GTA4.

I realize I've never beaten this game and by the time I got to the end, I was so burnt out on it, I never touched it unless a few friends wanted to play online. I feel like if I would have bought it when I had my first 360, I wouldn't feel this way.
 
Art of Fighting Anthology....while the games are not outright terrible, I did not enjoy them in the same way as Samurai Shodown or Darkstalkers, which are also quite old. Perhaps it would have been different if I grew up playing them, although I never played Darkstalkers much either until Resurrection was released.
 
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