Brink for me, i bought it on my birthday and returned it the next day for LA Noire.

I wanna say Metal Gear Solid 4. I'm a huge fan of the Metal Gear series, and it disappointed me greatly. But I'm not gonna say MGS4. Even though the game had way too many cutscenes (even for a Metal Gear game), even though it lost much of its steam after Act 2, and even though the epilogue was complete and utter bullshit, it's not the worst offender. Nope, the worst would be... *drum roll* [b]Mass Effect 3[/b]. I don't even know where to start with it. I don't even want to start with it again. Let me just put it like this: When you can make Mass Effect 2 look like a godsend of a game in comparison, you've done something horribly wrong.

Half Life 2.

*Looks at thread* It's not even worth saying what I was going to say. Everyone already proved my point. I have yet to be dissapointed by a game. Reach was pretty darn close, but I still got a crap ton of fun out of it. Over-hyped would definitely be Destiny without a doubt.

GTA 4. Reach and Halo 4 were really disappointing to me, but I had that feeling since Halo 2 so it wasn't as big as GTA 4. I was use to Halo deteriorating in each game. Both Vice City and San Andreas I enjoyed playing. San Andreas was a major improvement over Vice City. The soundtrack wasn't as great, but everything else was. We got all of this content like chracter customization, car modding and marathons. Pretty much every mission to the game I enjoyed playing and liked. The map was pretty much the greatest thing to the game. We went from just having a city to all of these environments. -Cities. -Towns. -Urban areas. -Shacks. -Farm county. -Forest. -Dessert. -Each of the main cities has a different environment and culture to it. Then GTA 4 came out and killed it for it. We went from a game that added a bunch of things and a large map with lots of environments. To a game that was more of a down grade than improving. -They removed the hunger system. -They removed car modding. -They removed character customization like haircuts and the gym. -They removed the character skill system. -They pretty much removed cloth shopping. -They removed marathons. -They removed airplanes. -They removed the weapon verity. The only thing it is now is some generic system. By that I mean look at the AK-47 and the 9mm. They are considered low tier weapons. Then you have their counter parts with is the M16 and desert eagle. So instead of having verity they just upgrade the most generic weapons you can have in a game with more generic weapons. -The list goes on and on. The story was just boring. Both GTA and San Andreas had verity to the missions. In GTA 4 it's pretty much the same mission set up. Then there's the boring ass map. We went from having environments to a map that's just city. There's nothing else to it but city. Every block pretty much looks the same. And too make it even worse the map is smaller than San Andreas.

Mass Effect 3. That one hit me hard. So many things that Bioware did a half-ass job on.

Mass Effect 3. Other than certain aspects of the Genophage story arc, the Citadel DLC and the soundtrack, there's nothing else I really like about it. May elaborate a little more on this later, but I can't be bothered right now...

Assassins creed 3.

Halo 4

I know it's obvious but Halo 4 left me more disappointed than anything else I can remember.

Halo 4. /thread

As much as I hate to say it; Mass Effect 3. The trilogy's quality goes something like this. Narrative: Mass Effect > Mass Effect 3 > ME2. Gameplay: ME3 > ME2 > ME ( only because mako missions get stuffed down your throat). Character Selection and Development: ME2 > ME > ME 3.

Halo 4 didn't appeal to me. Stopped playing after 2 or 3 weeks.

Never had a game that disappointed me as much as Halo 3 did.

GTA IV, I can't tell you how much my friend kept [b][i]raving[/i][/b] about it!

The Last of Us

usually CoD