Inhibitor

We've already talked about the games we're playing now and the ones we enjoy...but what about the ones we've sinked hours into and ended in disappointment? What are the games you've paid for and wish you never did? Any genre, any system, any year, just share your opinions of the worst games you've ever played.

Me? Probably Bomberman: Act Zero. Its got the graphics and scale of a downloadable game but comes off as a full-priced glitchy mess. Avoid it at all costs.

Update: Depending on your resolution, you may have noticed the subs are at the very bottom of the clip, and the credits got cut off a bit. To fix that just right click the video and click 'pop out'. For some reason the video was scaled when it was uploaded, changing it to a pop out window fixes that.

WARNING: Very strong, vulgar, uncencorsed language inside. Make sure you got some headphones on!

Well, here it is. After weeks of gathering footage through Onlive I finally finished the ghettolove rage montage! For those who don't know, ghettolove is a racer in S/S with a very, very short temper. What happens when you put all of those rages together? Hilarity.



Putting together all of the clips originally only took about an hour or so, but adding the subtitles was an extra 3-4 hours of editing. (and ANOTHER two hours because the video editor kept crashing) Still, I think it paid off. I was laughing almost the whole time I was putting it together, I hope the same goes for you guys watching it!

Also, because of a small error when capturing footage I borrowed some clips from Blitzwater's S/S playlist (with his permission) to fill up the later half of the video. (which is why you'll notice the POV shift) If you haven't seen those races yet, PM Blitz for the link, they're awesome.

Free cake to whoever hears Mr. Trololo!

Share the worst 1-3 hours of film you ever laid eyes on below. Me? The Last Airbender. I tried with all my might to enjoy that movie but it was bad in almost every way.

They said the names wrong. (Ohng, Sohka, Earoh, etc)
Aang's actor wasn't happy. I'll admit at his age his martial art skills are great, but as an actor he just didn't fit the characters role.
Katara's actor was SUPER bland and boring. Please don't make me explain why.
Sokka's actor wasn't funny. Not a single joke, he was practically angry the whole time.
Iroh's actor wasn't chubby. Nothing TOO wrong with that, in fact, Iroh was the only character I really liked in the movie. Probably because he's my favorite character in the show, and I didn't really see too much inaccuracy in the movie.
It takes too long for them to air/fire/water/earth bend.
Honestly, 5 seconds of dancing equals one small pebble lifted off the ground. In the show one swift motion can cause a frickin' landslide.
The main cast didn't match the nationalities of the show. You'd think the animation style would at least give them a hint...
It was just boring. The battle when the Fire Nation invades the Northern Water Tribe was so lame for some reason. Yeah, there's all this warfare and battle going on but the pacing was so slow.

The OK parts...

Effects were surprisingly good. Some people say it was lame but I thought it was really neat. I liked the water effects the most, with earth (obviously) being the most unimpressive.
Music was pretty decent. I was hoping for some of the songs from the show to be in the movie, maybe even remixed a bit, but instead we got a fully composed original soundtrack. Which, to be honest, was really great.
Story was followed alright. Many things in the movie didn't match up in the show, but this is a 20 episode season M. Night tried to jam into an hour and forty-minute long film, and he did an okay job. Episodes he skipped that featured characters like the Kyoshi Warriors and Aang's first shot at firebending shouldn't have been overlooked, as they have a big impact in the later seasons.

Sadly, that's it. All the parts that should have been good, weren't. I'm hoping for the sequel either M. Night learns from his mistakes and follows the show more closely, or a new, better, director takes his place. The reason why I think M. Night should get a second chance is because he HAS made some good movies in the past, but suddenly things just went downhill, with TLA being his most poorly reviewed film ever. I really hope he shifts things into high gear in the future.

Your choices?

If you guys remember my Trackmania United review you probably know that I'm a huge fan of Nadeo's work. Recently a trailer of Trackmania 2, it's sequel, was released, and it's amazing. I knew the sequel would be great but this is mindblowing! Just watch:
Trailer
And can you believe this is only ONE of the THREE brand new environments??? *faints*

EDIT:
My bad, wrong trailer. Here's the right one

Thoughts?