Games you don't believe anyone ever actually finished...

[Nomega]

Turok for the n64 is my vote. have you guys played that game! gonk i can't imagine even beating that game, let alone getting everything.  

[Rachetgirl11]

I'm starting to belive it is impossible to complete the Forest Temple in OOT. I don't know what to do! I'm fuccking confused!  

[Nomega]

Rachetdude11

I'm starting to belive it is impossible to complete the Forest Temple in OOT. I don't know what to do! I'm fuccking confused!

wait untill you hit the water temple xd  

[Rachetgirl11]

Sonyfanboyssuck

Rachetdude11

I'm starting to belive it is impossible to complete the Forest Temple in OOT. I don't know what to do! I'm fuccking confused!

wait untill you hit the water temple xd

I watched a friend beat the Water Temple. I know how to beat it. My only problem will be Dark Erik.  

[Nomega]

ok... the forest temple is difficult though i'll give you that  

[Keeskee]

For me? Tonic Trouble, for starters: It was a crazy-fun PC game in which you were sent to earth to retrieve a tonic someone lost. I forget the whole backstory. But it is INSANE. There's a lot of jumping, collection of items placed in the most improbable places, and I seem to remember only being able to save in certain, well-spaced, places. Like an autosave. Holy crap, Batman.

Another one was Abe's Odyssey, another PC game in which you play a psychic member of an alien race who has to save his species from becoming the next fad pie-filling. The concept's really good, and it's well-executed, but you're rarely told where to go or what to do, and some parts are absolutely impossible to bypass with mad luck and patience.

Yow. Also, only able to save at certain points. Whee.  

[Abbie913]

Lord RPGs

I doubt anyone would physically/mentally last Harry Potter - Quiddich world cup. A single match took my cousin over 2 hours to finish. Meanwhile, I played Mario Kart DS and laughed at him.

I'm cruel, but fair. I offered him a go at losing to my ghost and everything, but what did he say?

I believe the term for him is "Douche"?

actually i beat that Quiddich world cup game. i took forever but i had a lot of time one my hands lol  

[Abbie913]

GuruGuru214

Agh, I was gonna bring up Bible Adventures. If the game wasn't already unbeatable for how hard it sucked, it would at least be unbeatable for the fact that nobody can stop purposely throwing Baby Moses in the river long enough to finish the game. Anyway, I also refuse to believe anyone's ever beaten this:



Much as I don't want to believe anyone's beaten Zelda II, I have to concede that the only reason I haven't is lack of endurance. And as for Toy Story 2 for the GBC, I've beaten it. It was a freaking pain, though.

Oh, Sonic Heroes. The third special stage is like a brick wall, and I sometimes hate myself for getting far enough in the game to know that. Completing the library in Shadow the Hedgehog would be equally bad. Seriously, what endurance freak could manage to beat the game enough times to complete every possible level combination?

hmmmm.....my younger brother beat Sonic Heroes and hes about 9....  

[Takuha]

Ribbin

Rachetdude11

Due to insane difficulty, I refuse to believe anyone ever finished(Brace yourself for hearsay) Majora's Mask. You're given absolutely no idea what to do next(or at least, I never found anyone who told me where to go) and you're constantly resetting time and losing all your rupees, bombs, arrows, and stuff like that.

You're joking right?

I had trouble with majorcas mask but I'm terrible at every Zelda game ever made, thats why I never bothered with twilight princess but anyway, I've done better on Majorcas mask than any other zelda game that I've ever played.  

[Rachetgirl11]

I think I know now what will be impossible for me: GERUDO FORTRESS. The Capitals are there for a reason. Think Zelda Gear Solid when you think of the Gerudo Fortress. Or, just think of the Forsaken Fortress from Wind Waker. Tell mum I love her, for I will not escape that place with my life...

@the Sony Hater: I did beat Turok 64. I had to use a guide. But don't yell at me, I came for the incredibly detailed maps. Plus, that Turok guide doubled as a Super Mario 64 Guide! Need I say more?  

[Mechajaclan X]

I watched a video of someone playing the first level of Superman 64, and I don't want to give it a test run anymore. gonk  

[Rone R]

The Rawk Hawk

Hmm... Comix Zone?

Yep I only finished the first part.  

[Rad Electropow]

Lord RPGs

I doubt anyone would physically/mentally last Harry Potter - Quiddich world cup. A single match took my cousin over 2 hours to finish.

I defy your logic and declare that I have beaten it.
And if it takes him over 2hours to finish a match then he needs to lrn2play.  

[GuruGuru214]

Abbie913

GuruGuru214

Agh, I was gonna bring up Bible Adventures. If the game wasn't already unbeatable for how hard it sucked, it would at least be unbeatable for the fact that nobody can stop purposely throwing Baby Moses in the river long enough to finish the game. Anyway, I also refuse to believe anyone's ever beaten this:



Much as I don't want to believe anyone's beaten Zelda II, I have to concede that the only reason I haven't is lack of endurance. And as for Toy Story 2 for the GBC, I've beaten it. It was a freaking pain, though.

Oh, Sonic Heroes. The third special stage is like a brick wall, and I sometimes hate myself for getting far enough in the game to know that. Completing the library in Shadow the Hedgehog would be equally bad. Seriously, what endurance freak could manage to beat the game enough times to complete every possible level combination?

hmmmm.....my younger brother beat Sonic Heroes and hes about 9....

Hmm...maybe I'm doing it wrong. I've beaten it with all four teams and the first two special stages, but I always run out of juice before I can catch up with the third Chaos Emerald, so I've never reached the final ending. I'm gonna have to try again sometime, when I get the will up to endure that game again.  

[Ribbin]

Kiski

For me? Tonic Trouble, for starters: It was a crazy-fun PC game in which you were sent to earth to retrieve a tonic someone lost. I forget the whole backstory. But it is INSANE. There's a lot of jumping, collection of items placed in the most improbable places, and I seem to remember only being able to save in certain, well-spaced, places. Like an autosave. Holy crap, Batman.

Another one was Abe's Odyssey, another PC game in which you play a psychic member of an alien race who has to save his species from becoming the next fad pie-filling. The concept's really good, and it's well-executed, but you're rarely told where to go or what to do, and some parts are absolutely impossible to bypass with mad luck and patience.

Yow. Also, only able to save at certain points. Whee.

Tonic Trouble was also for 64. I definitely never beat it, but I think I could have if I owned it. Although, maybe not. Because all I wanted to do was keep restarting the intro level. XD So fun.