The End
August 23, 2008 13 Comments
This video titled LAME and HORRIBLE Video Game Endings is an entertaining collection of, you guessed it, lame and horrible video game endings. You wanna hear something impressive? I knew that before I even watched the video. I think I may be psychic or at the very least, psycho. Regardless of my mental state, it is worth watching for the entire three and a half minutes just for the first and last scenes alone. If somebody spent hours trying to save me, you bet your ass I would thank him properly by giving him a firm kick to the nuts while screaming, “This princess can save herself!”. Oh who am I kidding, I would totally put out. Unfortunately it would still qualify as a lame and horrible video game ending but whatever.
Wheres Ghostbusters on the NES? :(
Also this is semi relavant; http://www.duelinganalogs.com/comic/2008/08/18/nope-right-castle
Dynasty Warriors 5, WTF?
If anybody has the ending of Blinx, I want to see it. I can’t get past about the fourth level and I heard that it’s one of the most satisfying game endings ever. SOMEBODY has to have it recorded.
that last one was a bit gay
Please tell me the last one was some sort of Ultra Legendary difficulty special never-intended-to-be-seen-in-a-million-years ending.
Its largely a Japanese game. They’re pretty weird (for U.S. and possible other Western countries social norms) over there.
Where is Friday the 13th? By far the worst ending ever.
Wow.
That last one…
Made me wanna puke this Captain Crunch up.
Where’s Halo 2?
Yeah, I went there! ;)
Omg brilliance!
I lol’d so hard at the end scene of Dynasty Warriors5! XD
Now! show your joy! not with your blades! but with a dance!!!
I’m gonna remember that FOREVER =P
I loved the first one, i lol’d.
I was surprised Halo 2 wasn’t on there. But, I did laugh at the ‘Rampage’ ending because I DID actually beat that game when I was kid. Oh man, was I pissed!
Karateka was the first game I beat — the whole experience was nerve-wracking because there was no save option and many instant death opportunities. The idea was you had to bow to the princess (remembering you could do a move which was useless the rest of the game) and then she’d welcome you with open arms.
And, don’t forget, this was pre-pre-pre Internet, so you had to scour issues of Commodore Magazine hoping they answered a letter asking why the princess kept killing you.
wait, that dynasty warriors ending was awesome. better than the normal ones of someone chasing a tiger, and someone spilling a drink on the table…