I can't remember anything about Vagrant Story, other than that I was excited when I bought it, played it, and gradually lost interest.

Killer 7 was an interesting experience, but I just loathed the gameplay so much... I seriously feel it's one of the worst PS2 games I've tried when it comes to the fun factor of playing it. To bad since it was a different visual experience.

The Metal Gear series. I enjoy watching my friend play it (big MGS nut), and I love the whole idea of the extreme characters, ambitious story and all that. But the gameplay is just not for me.

A lot of Survival Horror titles. Fatal Frame 2 being the most recent one... Scary, yes. But again... I just hate the gameplay. So incredibly boring and clunky.
I think the Silent Hill series is the only one that I've really enjoyed (I'm a huge fan) because of the fantastic execution when it comes to the ambience. Still dislike the controls though.
It's to bad since I love horror in general.

GTA: San Andreas is a game that I did get into, but just lost interest in. It's a great game, but the whole setting isn't something that I particularly take interest in. GTA3 was great because it felt like a really fresh episode of the series. Vice City was great because it nailed the 80s atmosphere and added some cool things. Excellent characters as well.
San Andreas is fun, but the whole ghetto/gangsta thing going on isn't really my cup of tea. Looking forward to a new GTA game though.

I couldn't get into the Zelda series. I dunno why. I enjoyed playing the first Zelda game, but when I tried playing Ocarina of Time, I got sick of playing it. I didn't even get too far IIRC. I think I was at the part where I had to fight Dogongo or something. It wasn't very far into the game. I did like watching my cousin beat the game though. :)

I dunno, I'll eventually try and get my hands on that Legends of Zelda collection or whatever it was that's on the Game Cube...

I could never get into Vice City. Whole thing just felt flat, despite all the praise for its free form. But oddly enough, San Andreas hooked me; I think it's cos I have a thing for terrain undulations or something.

And Fire Emblem. Damn I play for a while, take a break for a few days, and then can't be arsed to get back into it's all talk premise. But I will finish Sacred Stones this holiday period. Oath.

I just cant get into Chromehounds,i mean i love mech games,but it was way to slow for me =\

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And WoW,i love rpgs to death,but WoW just bored the hell out of me.

I can't handle turn based RPGs at all. Final Fantasy, Xenosaga, Dragon Quest, just not my kind of game. My dislike for them isn't in the amount of hype they receive or story, but in the actual game play. Shifting through menus is not really a game. If that's all I can do to advance a story, I will crack open a book and read instead.

Console-based FPS games feel terribly clunky. I don't like analogue sticks and really don't like being forced to use them. My lack of dexterity here usually results in me going out bird hunting. I'm always aiming toward the sky or ground because I just can't seem to get it down. Give me a keyboard and mouse and then I can play an FPS with some control.

I gave World of WarCraft about a month and had to stop. The game is just too fucking big. There's so much to do that I can't even figure out where to begin. Infinite replayability is great and all, but there's just way too much going on that I can't get a handle on it. If the game had a single player feature, that would be great because then I could play at my own pace rather then trying to get something out of the $15 a month.