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Cid 4,756 posts
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Registered 8 years agoBlitzball's good, but Jecht Shot makes it all very easy. -
I vote Blitzball too. Complete shit, I hated how static everyone was and how crap the controls were.
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Ged42 7,407 posts
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Registered 5 years agoOblivion's lock picking is my most hated I think. -
PodlingJuice 262 posts
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PazJohnMitch 5,684 posts
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Registered 6 years agoThe Gummy Ship bits on Kingdom Hearts were pretty painful. -
Some of the combat challenges on Batman AA made me want to pull my face off in frustration. If they can be classes as a mini game that is.
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_Price_ 3,070 posts
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Registered 6 years agoME2 planet scanning by a country mile.
On a personal note: Blitzball was awesome! So long as you took risks with the ball (throwing huge passes, taking long-shots, swimming the length of the pitch to score, etc.) it was genuinely fun. As a means to an end (Wakka's ultimate weapon) it was by far the best 'side quest' in the game (unlike those flipping butterflies). -
monty2k 217 posts
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Registered 6 years agoThe "Absolve" minigame in Dante's Inferno. Ugh.... -
FogHeart 715 posts
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Registered 5 years agoI hate the comments minigame where you have to hit the pluses and minuses. -
gooner77 404 posts
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Registered 6 years agoAll 3 of the Dead Space Ignition minigames -
Stop-gap 329 posts
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Registered 4 years agoNot really a minigame, but I loathe it when the flow of a game is broken up by a sudden QTE To Not Die.
I'm going to be the one to say GT5's B-Spec mode. Not because it's a bad idea, but because the B-Spec Bobs are such amazing under performers with 0 concept of defending their own positions.
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iHAZaCHEEZ3burger 11,402 posts
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Agent_Llama 3,044 posts
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Registered 8 years agoBlitzball.
My other half is completely stuck on the kayaking minigame in My Sims Kingdom DS, it's the last one needed to complete the game. Most of the internet seems to be having the same problem with it too.
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Snakehips76 wrote:
I see your Blitzball and raise you a 200 * lightning dodge for Lulu's Onion Knight
Blitzball
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jonsaan 24,217 posts
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Registered 7 years agoAll the mini games in GTA Chinatown Wars. Stoopid tacked on touch screen guff.FCUTA!
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Big-Swiss 7,781 posts
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the arcade minigame in R+C a crack time, maybe not the minigame itself, but getting 10'000 points would make me scream!
The bowling in GTA4
........I'm sure there are much more, I think they create minigames in games so we can hate them........ -
kinky_mong 7,970 posts
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Registered 5 years agoStop-gap wrote:
Reading the Castlevania:LoS instruction manual yesterday it describes the QTE's as "minigames" so I'm definitely saying that. Nothing as annoying as working down a boss only to stuff up the QTE and have to repeat the slog again.
Not really a minigame, but I loathe it when the flow of a game is broken up by a sudden QTE To Not Die.
I'm going to be the one to say GT5's B-Spec mode. Not because it's a bad idea, but because the B-Spec Bobs are such amazing under performers with 0 concept of defending their own positions. -
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Murbal 19,396 posts
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Registered 8 years agosotp got it right on the second post:
speedofthepuma wrote:
Anything that's a slide puzzle. I can't do, and I hate, slide puzzles. -
Whizzo 41,139 posts
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Registered 11 years agoWhile not completely awful as it was a way of handwaving the protagonist coming back from the dead without resorting to reloading, the death walk minigame in Prey got old pretty bloody fast.This space left intentionally blank.
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Cosmopolitan 1,585 posts
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Registered 9 years agoHacking those gates in Puzzle Quest: Galactrix. What was the fucking point?
And I loved the game by the way.The Master of Unlocking.
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SteveHolt 421 posts
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Registered 3 years agoAlone in the dark's car-jacking minigame, of course. Dead Space 2's hacking will soon be a contender IMO. -
pauleyc 4,286 posts
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Registered 11 years agoiHAZaCHEEZ3burger wrote:
The idea isn't that bad, it's just horribly implemented - on the PC at least. I imagine with dual sticks it's passable, with keyboard and mouse it's irritating to move the code fragments thanks to the floating and lagging controls. That said I think I have failed the hacking about twice in two AP playthroughs.
THe hacking in Alpha Protocol. It's terrible.
Is the decrypting QTE from the original Mass Effect considered a minigame? If so then that's my personal contender. Silly Simon derivative. Also add the car jacking from Mercenaries 2. -
ModishNouns 4,043 posts
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Registered 3 years agoI bought Bioshock on the cheapo over Xmas. I've only done two pipe-bollocks hacking games so far and I hate them already. -
Lawrens 398 posts
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Registered 4 years agoPlanet scanning in ME2, space harrier/motorcycle in bayonetta, chocobo racing in FFX (dodging balloons or some crap), catching butterflies in FFX.
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krushing 757 posts
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Registered 5 years agoGenji wrote:
I've very rarely had to guess. There's usually at least 3 or 4 of those bracket thingies, and then there's maybe 4-6 words left, max. After selecting one, there aren't gonna be many with the same letters in the same places...or the other way round. Unsolvable ones (where you can't say 100% which one it is) are very few and far between. Dunno if the science skill affects the number of words, though - I always max it out anyway.
Hacking in New Vegas sucks arse. There seem to be way more words than in FO3, and less bracket code things. With only 4 tries, it really comes down to guessing a lot of the time. Three guesses, log out, log in, guess again, etc.
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I must be the only one in ME2 who liked scanning planets. I did cheat a bit though and buy the star charts on Illium which give you an abundance of rich planets, plenty of Eezo.
ME1 hacking really pissed me off. The speed you had to go, there was just no skill to it. Much preferred ME2's hacking techniques.
And I liked the picklocking in Bioshock, but it was frantic. -
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