Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

Hardest Video Game Ever

Porii Sames said:
Try recruiting everything in PMD2...Much, much, much harder, even with Golden Mask + Mystery Part.

Guys, QWOP srsly isn;t that bad...I mean, for lulz it's kinda difficult....but not really.
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What exactly are PMD2 (Pokemon Mystery Dungeon 2??) and QWOP? I'm not too familiar with some acronyms.
 
The Call of Duty 4 missions 'No Fighting in the War Room' and 'Mile High Club' on Veteran. Those can get very fusterating.
 
djjoe227 said:
What exactly are PMD2 (Pokemon Mystery Dungeon 2??) and QWOP? I'm not too familiar with some acronyms.
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Yes, Mystery Dungeon 2. Hardest game EVER to get everything on...it's just too luck based.

QWOP is an online (iirc, I don't think it's on any console) game where you must complete a 100 meter dash...but it's harder than it looks.
 
If you google QWOP you can find links to the game. It only seems impossible when you start, but once you get the controls down its still pretty difficult.

I beat it once by crouch-humping the ground to the finish line.
I finally figured out how to make him run almost normally. but I still mess up somewhere around the 60-70 meter mark.
 
The Game

Doh! I lost the game!

(Yeah, I know it's not a video game but it is the hardest game ever, you will lose at least once in your life)
 
Donchamp said:
Battle Toads.
Final Fantasy series except 13 (I really dont like all the grinding in the gameboy games)
Guitar Hero (Bark at the moon on expert mode :'(
Ninja Gaiden is REALLY hard, but I have google to help me with the boss fights.
Dead Space series on Zealot, I have yet to try it on Hardcore mode cause you only get 3 saves and I dont have the time nor patience.
Pokemon TCG (I try my best, what can I say) even tho its not a video game per-say
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, I AM SOOOO BAD at FPS.
Beating everypokemon game with MAGIKARP (Yesh I have done it).... Not really.
Halo 3 on Legendary - single player and getting rank 45 in team doubles with my best friend. Hours of my life in there.

I dont think I have any more- BUT I just letting everyone know I am not very good at video games. Period XD
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http://www.youtube.com/nightmarejames#p/u/10/s54JqDSTdL0'

For anyone needing help with Ninja Gaiden (know it's not the WR, but it's nice to see)

Hardest game for me: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Red/Blue, followed by Battletoads.

-James
 
Super Ghouls 'n' Ghosts for SNES took me an entire summer to beat... such an unnecessarily frustrating game. After you get through all the levels the first time, you have to play through the game AGAIN, only this time you have to pick up a special (bad) weapon along the way and beat the final boss. You also don't get to save, so you have to play through the whole thing in one sitting.

Yo! Noid and Back to the Future for NES were also insanely difficult/terrible.
 
I can't believe that nobody's mentioned Mike Tyson's Punch Out!!! yet. Yeah, fight your way through numerous boxers to face Mike, and he kills you with a single hit for no apparent reason. That's fair...
 
Celes/Edgar/Setzer run of FFVI - No access to spells like Ultima, Arise, Reraise make the game so much harder (not to mention that you need to go through Kefka's Tower and fight some bosses with just 1 Character.
 
RB Golbat said:
Celes/Edgar/Setzer run of FFVI - No access to spells like Ultima, Arise, Reraise make the game so much harder (not to mention that you need to go through Kefka's Tower and fight some bosses with just 1 Character.
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Isn't that a 3 character run in a system that uses 4 characters?

Also, aren't those 3 spells Esper-granted ones?
 
CES challenge is something that you do in the second half of the game. It involves only readding Edgar and Setzer to your party in the post game, since you don't need to add anyone else to your party.

And those spells only come from espers you get if Locke is in your party.
 
I don't count luck based games (like most of you are mentioning where it's hard because of chance) to be "hard" games.

Now, if you want something that's knock your socks off, through the controller against the wall, kick your Wii through the TV hard, complete DK country returns. And I mean complete all 200 something % of it.
 
Castlevania IV (SNES) was the hardest game for me to beat. Remember Power Pete? That game was awfully difficult >_>
 
NES: 1943- Battle of Midway.
One of the best flying/shoot-um-up games IMO.
It took me all summer just to get to level 20 without losing. When I got done with that game defeating the "whole enemy fleet"- I had a score so rediculous I wanted to get it tattood on me. After 24 levels, the onslaught of early carpol-tunnel, one controller, and getting down the right method of placing your "power up" and memorizing every single "hiddden" location to get the power ups- this game was hard. Hella hard.
And to go from level one to level 24- without getting shot down in one of the best planes ever ( P-38 Lightning)-
I still have the finale code embedded into my brain. ( Oh- the broken controller was from throwing it AFTER going undefeated in an "OH Yeah" excited way ) - TY2NU- finale showdown!
 
I still haven't beat Round 2 of the original pokemon stadium; it's even harder now that I have a broken transfer pack and a non-working yellow version. Just try playing it with only rental pokemon--it seems impossible!!!
 
If you want "grind" games, look no further than any Dragon Quest (Warrior) or Final Fantasy before 10. Grind, grind, grind, and more grind. Most of it is good grind. But the games are unforgiving without being cheap, tough but fair. They give you just enough information to get you from Point A to Point B, but you really have to be paying attention to know where to go without a GameFAQs. Unfortunately, that one service has largely ruined traditional JRPGs insofar as the ingame directions were a large part of the difficulty factor inherent in the games.

Still, every single Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy (except 8) is worth the play. Just expect them to be long, difficult grinds through fairly unforgiving worlds with deep gameplay and (in the case of FF) expansive stories.
 
bullados said:
If you want "grind" games, look no further than any Dragon Quest (Warrior) or Final Fantasy before 10. Grind, grind, grind, and more grind. Most of it is good grind. But the games are unforgiving without being cheap, tough but fair. They give you just enough information to get you from Point A to Point B, but you really have to be paying attention to know where to go without a GameFAQs. Unfortunately, that one service has largely ruined traditional JRPGs insofar as the ingame directions were a large part of the difficulty factor inherent in the games.

Still, every single Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy (except 8) is worth the play. Just expect them to be long, difficult grinds through fairly unforgiving worlds with deep gameplay and (in the case of FF) expansive stories.
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Why so much 8 hate? I thought that game was significantly more difficult and better in terms of story than 9.
 
bullados said:
If you want "grind" games, look no further than any Dragon Quest (Warrior) or Final Fantasy before 10. Grind, grind, grind, and more grind. Most of it is good grind. But the games are unforgiving without being cheap, tough but fair. They give you just enough information to get you from Point A to Point B, but you really have to be paying attention to know where to go without a GameFAQs. Unfortunately, that one service has largely ruined traditional JRPGs insofar as the ingame directions were a large part of the difficulty factor inherent in the games.

Still, every single Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy (except 8) is worth the play. Just expect them to be long, difficult grinds through fairly unforgiving worlds with deep gameplay and (in the case of FF) expansive stories.
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I really disliked Final Fantasy 3 for the DS...

Hardest game? Probably Halo 3 with most of the skulls on, I did it, but I regret it.
 
djjoe227 said:
Why so much 8 hate? I thought that game was significantly more difficult and better in terms of story than 9.
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8 is the only FF game that I've played where the Grind took over the Story. Grind isn't necessarily a bad thing. But when the entire game is Grind, that's bad.
 
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