History DarthWiki / MostAnnoyingSound

* ''VideoGame/LethalEnforcers'': "Eat lead, copper! Eat lead, copper! You can't kill me, copper! You missed me, pig! Eat lead, copper! You can't kill me, copper! You can't kill me, copper! Eat lead, copper!"

* ''[[{{VideoGame/Roblox}} Piggy]]'':

* The UsefulNotes/WiiU has it right on the home screen. Messages are constantly popping up and every time one does, the Mii "saying" it will make a noise like "Yuuuuu!" or "Baba!" in a squeaky voice in order to draw your attention. If you're going to have the system running while doing something else, make sure to mute the speakers so you aren't driven insane.
* ''VideoGame/{{Alpiner}}'' used the [[UsefulNotes/TI99 TI/99-4A's]] speech synthesizer peripheral to provide a voice for the player character, as well as a quasi-MissionControl sort of disembodied voice. Some of what this latter voice says are warnings/advice ("Beware, falling objects", "Look out!", "You've got to move faster", and even "You've got to duck" despite the fact that your character can't duck) which may fall into AnnoyingVideoGameHelper territory, and the rest of what it says is outright mockery of your mistakes ("Did you mean to do that?", "Walked right into that one", "Harder than it looks, isn't it?", and "Great move, sport!").

* ''VideoGame/{{Cybermorph}}'' on the UsefulNotes/AtariJaguar:

* In the [[WidgetSeries surreal Japanese]] interactive movie, ''VideoGame/GadgetPastAsFuture'', half the soundtrack consists of an endless series of mechanical "chug-chug-chug" noises to fit the the countless train rides you take throughout the game. Becomes especially grating towards the end when you're using a small-scale spacecraft called the Ark, with the same music playing overtop.

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* [[DamselScrappy Slippy]] ''[[TheLoad freaking]]'' [[TheScrappy Toad]]. "Fox, get this guy off me!"
* Bill Grey's [[WhatTheHellHero "Fox, that's one of ours!"]]
* ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures'':
** Whenever you pick up a new item, the game shows a cutscene of Fox picking up and holding the item above his head, accompanied by this musical jingle that you will hear over and over and over again. Worse, when you open a locked container, there is a cutscene of the container opening, accompanied a different jingle, then immediately followed with the New Item jingle and cutscene! Seriously, is that REALLY necessary, [[BerserkButton especially since the item is already shown in the container opening cutscene]]? To make matters worse, in said chest opening scene, we see the actual name of the item ''[[ViewersAreGoldfish along with what the item is]]'', '''[[BerserkButton making the next cutscene redundant!]]'''
** Those weird flying bat-like enemies that SCREECH and laugh maniacally as they attack you. Especially annoying, since they are [[GoddamnedBats everywhere]].
* ''VideoGame/StarFox1'' had one, too. [[spoiler:The longer you fight the Slot Machine the more memorable and annoying the song will get.]]
* ''VideoGame/StarFoxZero'' and "For sharper shooting, use your motion controls!" in nearly ''every'' all-range battle. Constantly. To the point where Peppy will start cutting off other characters (or himself) just in case the previous 500 times you were reminded about this incredibly basic game mechanic didn't get through.
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* Taunts -- The "come at me!" moves/sounds in multiplayer games are often designed to create this annoyance. Any strategy to use taunts to annoy other players and possibly screw with their concentration is generally considered poor form.

* Bill Grey's [[WhatTheHellPlayer "Fox, that's one of ours!"]]

* ''VideoGame/BackyardSports'': In the first three ''Baseball'' games, there's the nonstop "Hey, batter batter!" and "We want a batter, not a broken ladder!" chants from the opposing team. It was likely included to emulate the chatter in real life Little League games, but the developers went overboard. The chatter can be turned off in the audio options, and it was toned down in later games.

** The Leader-class Optimus Prime is a marvel of engineering, the kind of thing that will convince you that yes, we landed on the Moon. It's also fiendishly complex to transform. Experienced Transfans can expect a good half an hour the first time they convert him to vehicle mode...as well as many, many, ''many'' accidental jostlings of the button that trigger's Prime's speech. And since he only says one thing, horrifyingly enough, ''Peter Cullen's voice saying "I am Optimus Prime"'' can become a Most Annoying Sound. The horror...the horror.

** Franziska's {{whip|ItGood}}. You'll come to hate it as much Phoenix does. Except at the end of case 2-4, [[spoiler:when [[BigDamnHeroes the circumstances]] turn it into a SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound]], and in case 3-5 and [[VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth I-5]] when she uses it on Larry for being obnoxious and unhelpful.

* ''VideoGame/FatalFrameIVMaskOfTheLunarEclipse'': Majority of the hostile ghosts, because the echoes of their voices was overladden with white noise and made them difficult to understand, even for some Japanese players. Worst offender, though, is [[BigBad Sakuya Haibara]], whose white noise practically outdoes her voice whenever she appears and the player needs to run away from her. Her repeated lines of "You shall bloom, too" during the final battle are also very frequent.

* ''VideoGame/PajamaSam'''s Lost & Found has bonus puzzle pieces laid throughout the levels. You collect them about as often as you collect coins from a coin block in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''. Now imagine picking them up that constantly, and hearing "I picked up a bonus puzzle piece!" ''every single time you pick up one.'' It gets grating very fast. To make matters worse, the game takes two and a half hours to beat. ''They expected children to be able to tolerate it too.''

->''"Don't worry if you're not keen on scavenger hunts, though, because the presence of a nearby invisible thing is helpfully indicated by the soundtrack going "BDEEP BDEEP BDEEP BDEEP BDEEP" while you're still trying to clear the room of those fucking insidious scuttlefuck spawners -- BDEEP BDEEP BDEEP BDEEP BDEEP!"''

* Thanks to Website/GiantBomb's Quick Look at the Kinect and ''VideoGame/MotionSports'', in the horse-riding mode: "Oh, please. All right, let me reintroduce you two. Rider, meet horse. Horse, meet rider."

* In forgotten SEGA arcade game ''VideoGame/SportsJam'', one of the selectable games is a tennis challenge where you try to hit bulls-eyes on the other side of the court. The announcer says "return" before every hit as the target moves to a new location, and this will become grating even in a 60-second challenge.

* ''VideoGame/BackyardSports'': In the first three ''Baseball'' games, there's the nonstop "Hey, batter batter!" and "We want a batter, not a broken ladder!" chants from the opposing team. While it was included to emulate the chatter in real-life Little League games, the developers went overboard. The chatter can be turned off in the audio options, and it was toned down in later games.

* ''VideoGame/BackyardSports'': "We want a batter, not a broken ladder!"

* ''VisualNovel/UminekoWhenTheyCry'''s System menu includes a family tree of the Ushiromiya family, which is handy. However, as [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters more characters are introduced]], the small corner of the screen starts to lack space for them, so a "next page" button is added so you can switch between different groups of characters. But for some reason, each time you click that button, somebody thought it would be a good idea to have the screen shatter loudly each time you change the page[[note]]Switching to the witches' page also adds a "spiral" effect and a "whoosh" sound[[/note]]. Oh, and the glass shattering sound also plays when you close the System menu, so you have to hear it every time you want to save.