Times you wanted to throw the controller/keyboard through the screen.

• Racing in Yoshpet for the Stray Bead in Okami.
  • Getting the third ball up the slope.
  • The later races against the mailmen.
  • The final cave of trials. It never actually killed me, but I ran out of healing items, so I was running on vengeance slips the rest of the way through.

Considering my current PC is a laptop, I don't think throwing the keyboard through the screen would be possible.

Otherwise, no. I've never been so mad at a game to want to throw, punch, stab, maim and so forth. Sounds tempting, but no.

Spore, upon attempted installation.

Meat Boy: Map Pack.

I decided to save the hardest level in the game for last, so that level wouldn't have had to do much to bug me. But of course I had seven hours of failed attempts before I finally got to the exit with the freaking bandaid. Then I missed the goal at the end of the level and died. Whoooops.

Any time I play Street Fighter II's "Story Mode".

"Alright, that first fight was OK, I'm feeling pretty good."
*JAPAN!*
"...Aw crap."

Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages. Goron. Dancing. I could never get the timing right on that. It literally took me three years of on and off attempts to get it right.

Fighting Chaos for the first time in Dissidia was so enraging. I had to fight the temptation to headbutt a wall.

Mario Party. Also one of the best games I ever played.

Call of Duty: Magic bullets and commando knifing, that is all.

Super Street Fighter 4: Seths nerf's in the arcade edition REALLY annoyed me. There is also the case where he is right next to my opponent and I activate my command grab. Seths PUSHES them out of the way instead of pile driving their asses. Stupid as hell.

The boss fight with Matriarch Benezia in Mass Effect.

It. Took. Me. Two. Motherfucking. Hours.

And the last hour was on the easiest difficulty...

I caused one the other day for my friend in SSF 4. I kept punishing Gen's finger poking attack with Dudley's second Super.

However, my sister caused me to do one after spamming Dormammu's H-forward for the entire match. Poor Haggar. >x<

The Hospital mission from Wolfenstein. I hate invisible enemies.

I've actually thrown my back out today, by getting so enraged at Monster Hunter Freedom 2 that I had to beat the shit out of my matress for about a minute, and I guess I twisted something or trapped a nerve. Almost an entire fucking hour trying to kill a Gypceros with a Sword and Sheild, and stupid me forgot to bring extra whetstones, resulting in my weapon dulling to the point of inflicting scratch damage against it. Then the mission timed out. At least I got my revenge by retrying the mission with a longsword, wherupon I killed the thing in 5 minutes.

The moment I realised I had made the game unwinnable by saving with an Underleveled team before the Giacomo, Ayme and Folon battle. I think it was about the tenth loss to them when I realised that.

Any time I try to recruit a demon in Strange Journey, go through all the trades, only for the demon to BACK OUT AFTER ALL OF THAT.

Whenever I am killed in Halo, and still cannot figure out what happened after reviewing the footage in Theater mode.

There had to have been a second shooter.

Azazel. I missed and hit the wall.

On that note, Alpha-152.

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The Force Unleashed. You know the level.

It makes me sad the fact that I never had one of those..

However, if I had to choice the (Probably) Closest one, then it should be IWBTG´s Final Boss.

Begin Stuck on the same thing for 3 hours straight... LOL. Maybe I would have done this is it lastes a bit more... Yeah, probably.

Still I never found IWBTG That hard, I always thougt it of more of a honor to all those hard nintendo games, and thats why I like IWBTG so much (That and the humor :D)

The bit in Dead Space where you had to shoot down the asteroids. There are a ridiculous amount of them, they come in really quite fast and they're randomised so you can't even memorise their positions.

I've been tempted many times, but have only actually done it a couple times.

Midnight Club LA: The game has variable difficulty level (it gets harder when you win and easier when you lose). I didn't know that and restarted every race I wouldn't win. So the game became a cheating bastard and caused me to whip my controller across the room in frustration at the computer's sudden ability to reach warp 3 on straight-aways.

Pokemon Emerald: Norman's Spinda kept spamming Teeter Dance, which causes confusion, which causes your pokemon to hurt themself every turn (only YOURS though, the computer snaps out of it instantly and won't hurt themself at all). During my 5th try at beating him (mind you, my starter had a type advantage against his whole team. And it only took one try in my last playthrough) I got so pissed I whipped my gameboy across the room (It didn't get damaged).

@KSPAM: What level? It's been awhile since I played the game and now you've piqued my interest.

Tekken Six. Almost all of Scenario Campaign, but especially the level with Railings that you can be kicked over.

Also, I Wanna Be The Guy

The Meat Circus