Slippy from Starfox series .. I mean what an annoying *****! I used to kill her to make her shut up! =]
For me it's probably a tie between the poison headcrab (HL2) And Pluto Crusher (Space invaders PS1... He annoys the **** out of me.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4UnRfvCXjc
Beserkers and seeders from Gears pissed me off. They weren't even hard, just time consuming. My most hated character though had to be Mario in Mario Kart 64. The god awful speed handicap for the A.I. on f***in 150cc and extra meant that you would spen the entire race in a f***in dogfight with two or three other riders and Mario was usually one of em. In the game they all make little gay sounds when they passed you and Mario's was "Yiiiiiipeeeeee" I swear to god I contemplated ripping my ears off but that game was just too fun. To this day I still have nightmares of "Yiiiiiipeeeeee........yiiiiiiipeeeee........yiiiiiiipeeeeee.....yiiiiiipeeeee" followed by the lovely chain reaction of random red shells, green shells, blue shells, flying bananas, and lighting bolts that would catapult me from first place to last in a crazy series of unfortunate events at the last second possible.
Castle Crashers...Thieves Arena...Arrows...Can't stand up... If you own castle crashers you know what I'm talking about
Mines probably: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - The Purge troopers and the imperial stormtroopers who generate shields when you try to use force lightening on them. Halo 3 - I hate the game on Legendary, The grunts who run over to you when your not looking with 2 plasma grenades in their hands say "4 dA c0v3n4nt" and then BANG!!!! Your dead. GTA IV (4) - I hate when the military come after you with M4's and stuff. I also hate it when you'd die on a mission and then you would have drive all the way back and kill them all. Hitman: Blood Money - I'm on the last level on Normal difficulty and I can't get past it, I hate when your getting chased by the security on a level and the music gats higher and you say to yourself "I'm in **** now" and you can hardly lose them, Bodies would be found if you did'nt hide them. My friends uncle has every achievement in the game and he completed it in like 2 weeks. (Due to him working weekdays) Yeah, That's pretty much it.
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica][SIZE=+1]The Scourge of Zelda[/SIZE][/FONT] There is one small word that strikes fear into the heart of Zelda fans, a word that we all know and hate. Whenever this word is uttered, fifty percent of Zelda players' eyes glaze over and they begin to foam at the mouth. Some unfortunate ones go into seizures. What could this terrible word be? What word could possibly strike fear into the hearts of millions of gamers? Navi, she is the scourge of the Zelda world, more evil than anything Ganondorf could possibly do. Why am I making such a harsh judgment? Put simply, I hate Navi. I am completely obsessed with the Zelda series, but Navi is one thing I can do without. She is the only thing put into a Zelda game that I would call a definitively bad idea. Navi was the stupidest character ever invented by humankind. As much as I like Miyamoto's work, I'm wondering if he was on crack when he invented Navi. I can just hear him talking to the games designers: "Hey guys! I got a great idea! How 'bout we put in a character that states nothing but the obvious, gives absolutely no help, makes Link seem like a complete idiot, and interrupts the game at totally inappropriate moments?" And all the programmers say, "Wow, that's a great idea!" I bet you the decision to make Navi went something like that. Let me say why I think Navi was put into the game in the first place. A competent game designer wouldn't put such a ridiculous character in a game out of free will. I'm willing to bet that the reason Navi was created was to appeal to a younger audience. Apparently, Nintendo was afraid that a few dumb kids would get mad at the mind-boggling puzzles and not want to play the game. God forbid if a kid would actually have to think. We don't want that, do we? I can just imagine what it would be like if kids had to think, society as we know it would collapse. Nintendo must have been afraid of the kids who couldn't think and figure out the puzzles for themselves. There must be some overbearing, over-protective, soccer mom parents who want to make sure that their kids can play a video game that isn't hard. I can see the headlines now: "Mother Sues Nintendo Because Zelda Is Too Difficult." After all, a woman sued McDonalds because she alleged that a hot pickle from a cheeseburger fell on her chin and burned her (I'm totally serious, I heard about this on the radio the other day). So who's to say that some irate mother wouldn't sue Nintendo because her precious little Johnny couldn't figure out how to make Link climb a freakin' ladder? So we're stuck with Navi. And what purpose does this cute little fairy serve? Pure annoyance. Every other second she yells "hey!" or "look out!", sometimes in rapid succession. She spoils all the puzzles in the game and gives you "hints" that even a deaf, blind quadriplegic who was raised by wolves can figure out on his own. Nintendo's experimental monkey was able to solve the puzzles. Apparently, the average child is much dumber than the experimental monkey. Now it's time for me to say why I hate Navi. When I first played the game and saw the character of Navi, I thought, "Oh, that's so cute; Link has a little fairy friend just like in the cartoon." I was wrong. I soon became frustrated by the winged devil. What was the most annoying, you ask? The fact that Navi is a blabber-mouth. She say's "hey!" and that damn dialogue screen pops up. I guess it takes three screens to explain why you need a key to open a door. And apparently it's not obvious enough that you can climb a ladder, she has to explain it. Did you know that there is a novel device that does everything Navi does, only in a non-annoying way? Yes! This device give you the information you want, when you want it! I'm sure you're thinking, "Yeah right, this guy is nuts." Well, you have some attitude, mister. But I'm totally serious! This wonderful device is called-get this-an "instruction manual." This "instruction manual" contains information on how to climb ladder, climb walls, climb blocks, swipe your sword; but unfortunately does not tell you how to equip the fly-swatter. Rats. There should be an option in the screen when you open the game: "Navi" and "Non-Navi." Why hasn't someone discovered a Game Shark code that eliminates Navi from the game, or at least gives you the option to stuff her into a bottle? What I hate the most about Navi is that she takes all the fun out of the game. Believe it or not, I like solving puzzles. And this may shock some people, but I enjoy thinking! The thing that sets Zelda apart from other games is the fact that you have to solve puzzles to progress further. It actually takes brainpower to play the game instead of mindlessly shooting demons with a shotgun. Navi definitely took away from the fun of playing Zelda. At least Nintendo learned from their mistakes and didn't put Navi in Majora's Mask. Frankly, I can deal with that ringing sound that Tatl makes. But whenever I hear "hey!", that one vein in my temple starts throbbing. And somebody please tell me what the heck is going on with the MM storyline? I took it that Link was originally on a quest looking for Navi. After all, what other "friend" could he be looking for? If I were Link, I would be happy that Navi flew away. I would say "good riddance to bad rubbish." Well, at least the game was okay. I can forgive a lousy storyline. Oh well, in conclusion I'll say that Navi sucks. Maybe they should've listened to the monkey. ~Sauce: Kasuto.net: Kasuto's Ramblings
OMG! I hate those things (Leech Zombies)... Lets see, my character I hate the most has to be... (F.E.A.R) --Because she's one creepy little girl that'll f%$# your world up.
-Every character in castle crashers who's sole attack strategy is to throw bombs at you. -Those flood forms that stick to walls in the distance shooting spikes at you -The Missle launchers in N+ -The Devil on Guitar Hero 3 (Although I did eventually beat him)
You can pretty much just [/thread] that right there. Seriously, the best part of Zelda was the puzzles. That was the best part of the game in Wind Waker when your in this basement of one dungeon and you have to use a combo of your mirror shield and like 30 somethin mirrors to open walls so you can get the key to the bosses room (if I remember correctly, don't quote me on that). Sure, it took a while to figure out but thats what makes the game so rewarding. Another character I don't like, well actually its more of a combination of shapes are the F***** SNAKES IN GEOMETRY WARS!!! SERIOUSLY!!! Once the screen fills up with those bad boys its pretty much all over.
The las boss on donkey kong for super nintendo. You have to try it about 1000 times to beat this crocodile... YouTube - Donkey Kong Country 2 - King K Rool (Final Boss 1) And after he was eaten by sharks, he comes again! YouTube - Donkey Kong Country 2 - King K Rool (Final Boss 2) Sorry, but I can not use goldbrick after editing somehow...
Tingle from Zelda. Specifically, his Four Swords Adventures incarnation. Damn it, WILL YOU STOP STEALING MY FORCE GEMS?!
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=NOH-U1ugQYM&feature=related Navi is the most annoying computer game character ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Even worse than football game commentary, (player gets the ball and runs forward 5 yards) Commentator: He's on the rampage!! (wtf?)
Ness. GAHHH I friggin' HATE that kid! PEEKAYFIYAH! PEEKAYFIYAH! Shut up you little yo yo douche. Amirite?
Atlas from Bioshock is a jerk, stop telling me what to do! And Liara from Mass Effect is boring. I can't think of anyone else right now. Oh and the lazers from N+, just seeing Trifslap's post. Also, Desert Elite is wrong, Saren is AWESOME.
I think Grunts in Legendary with Catch Skull and Cowbell Skull suck the worst 'cuz they always throw nades and the nades go boom bigger with Cowbell and life really starts to suck, even on the first mission.