Most Disappointing Moment in a Videogame

^ 2nd worst.

When you don't find out what happens to Revan or the Exile in KOTOR 1 and 2.

Originally posted by EvilAngel
In games such as Fable/Oblivion where in you get to choose to be good or evil, you cannot complete the game unless you are good and save the world. It feels like to complete the game you might have to do something out of character, which feels like the rest of the game being good or bad is irrelevent as your character is ultimately going to perform an act of ultimate goodness.

But in Fable's case, the Hero, good or Evil, HAS to stop Jack of Blades, because if he is evil and does not kill Jack, Jack would have destroyed all of Albion, leaving the Hero nothing to rule over.

In Oblivion, kind of the same thing, kinda hard to be evulz when a God is going to destroy the world. But it would be leet if you could join Dagon.

Pretty much all of ODST. There's $60 my GF won't ever see again (she mainly got it for the pre-order bonus)...

Thank God I didn't get it myself. Didn't think I'd be saying this, but Halo 3 is a much more worthwhile game.

edit: Also, not sure if this was already mentioned or not, but the end of Star Fox Adventures... where you fight Andross (again) instead of General Scales (which the game was practically building up to), who instead just dies (in the most anticlimactic way possible) when giving Fox the last Krazoa Spirit...
For one of the last Nintendo games Rare was involved in, that certainly didn't leave behind a good lasting impression.

The final fight in Batman: Arkham Asylum was pretty disappointing. I felt nothing but regret for what could have been.

Originally posted by Impediment
The final fight in Batman: Arkham Asylum was pretty disappointing. I felt nothing but regret for what could have been.

I agree. Atleast in most recent memory.

Legacy of Kain: Defiance.

Boss battle was lame. Ending was unsatisfying.

I'm dissapointed that I couldn't beat the crap out of Sofia Lamb in Bioshock 2. You'd think that at the end, you'd do something that would earn your money's worth.

The ending to Neverwinter Nights 2.

Rocks fall and everyone dies. 😐

Go fvck yourselves Obsidian.

Mask of the Betrayer does make up for it, but seriously: Worst. Ending. Ever. Fable 2 has nothing on this shit.

Originally posted by NemeBro
I kind of agree, in that the way he did so was out of character.

But in Fable's case, the Hero, good or Evil, HAS to stop Jack of Blades, because if he is evil and does not kill Jack, Jack would have destroyed all of Albion, leaving the Hero nothing to rule over.

In Oblivion, kind of the same thing, kinda hard to be evulz when a God is going to destroy the world. But it would be leet if you could join Dagon.

Dragon Age DLC (for the most part).

Halo 2's ending.

Learning that Demitri Maximoff won't be in Marvel vs. Capcom 3 was disappointing to hear.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Dragon Age DLC (for the most part).

Speaking of Dragon Age DLC, what made Return to Ostagar dissapointing to most fans was that you couldn't find Duncan's corpse and take his armor. It would've looked so badass on my character 🙁

Originally posted by Nemesis X
Speaking of Dragon Age DLC, what made Return to Ostagar dissapointing to most fans was that you couldn't find Duncan's corpse and take his armor. It would've looked so badass on my character 🙁

Duncan's armour is available online from any number of mod sites.

Sephiroth killin' Aerith. It only became cool on my 2nd go around cuz I showed her ass no love and poured my heart and soul into Tifa.

Generally speaking, the end of just about every game that I have played was a buzz kill.

Finding out (the hard way) that, in SSF4 online, EVERYONE either does the same thing (change up, spam fireball, shoryuken, turtle, AND GRABBING, OH THE GRABBING!)

Playing Hotel Mario

I guess another for me would be when I first witnessed Super Smash Bros Brawl's full roster. 😐