Eragon for the Xbox 360 was all kinds of bad. F4:ROTSS is close, though.

Well it would have to be a tie between Condemned 2: Bloodshot annnd, Guild Wars lol.

Assassin's Creed.

Assassins Creed and skate.

EVERY SINGLE TIME I play skate. I fall asleep.

I wish I was kidding.

My vote goes to Football Manager 2007. And, by extension, all other football management games.

I have no interest in the sport whatsoever but I was trying to find enough games for a '5 for £30' deal and this was the only one I didn't already have so my friend threw it in and said he'd take it home for his brother. He never did, it's still sitting on the shelf right in my eyeline as I write this. Said friend is actually visiting this week, I might get him to take it with him when he leaves, or at least see if he'll let me trade it in for something that's not shit. I've tried to play it, did so for about half an hour before I was confused beyond redemption and bored into a state of near rigor mortis. Imagine crossing Microsoft Access with Excel, then filling it with head-crushing amounts of real life information about real life teams and players.

The most interesting thing was that I ended up, by sheer chance, being the manager of a tiny team that plays about five minutes from where I live.

World of Painfully impaling Warcraft. No offence, but I believe that the fact that a game that causes such an absolute outrage being absolutely shit (I sometimes use mine as a frisbee and get more fun out of it) just proves the point that the world has gone fuck itself right up the bum (Economical crisis, *cough*)

I would have to day flOw. It is good when I want to space out, but normally is is just boring as hell.

wow

Nalbis:
Spyro the Dragon on Playstation... crappy christmas presents ftl.

No bad!, Spyro was one of the greatest PSone games ever.

I wasn't here when the first two LoZ games came out, but when I did discover them..

Legend of Zelda 2..... v_v

"What, LoZ is having a sequel?? AWESOME! It's gunna be like a double dose of golden win!
*minutes later*
Oh, wait a minute..."

Reaperman Wompa:
Need for Speed Prostreet, for me is like watching paint dry. I hate racing games that are like that, and trying to make it interesting with customization did nothing for it.

oooh yea, i know what you mean.

GothmogII:
Republic: The Revolution.

I'll third that. Saw it for a tenner in the bargain bucket a few years ago, back of the box made it look interesting. It really wasn't. There must have been less then 10 minutes between it finishing installing and then being uninstalled again. Luckily, took it back the next day complaining that it was faulty and got a full refund. Which I then used to buy Dungeon Keeper 2 if I remember correctly. (loved that game, still optimistically hoping for a sequel.)

Imitation Saccharin :
Half Life 2. I honestly tried. I really did. It just isn't for me.

*Grinds teeth*

Red Steel. Got it for a birthday, wish I hadn't.

Half life 2 and armored core formula front. Although with formula front it can only be considered boring if i spend way too much time trying to perfect my robot.

pokemon snap for nintendo 64 all you did was ride around taking pictures

Black and White. I usually like these type of God games, but this one bored the hell out of me.

i'll have to go with
final fantasy xii (i love the series and own almost every game of it, but XII just sucks big time)
and motorstorm (only finished the first 3 races and never played since then)

Half-Life 2 people? One of the most decorated games in gaming history? Now that I just do not understand.....

anyone complaining about Half-life 2 or Assassin's Creed obviously never played Puzzle Quest.

PAIN is incredibly boring, and once you buy the whole thing you need to buy EVERYTHING else, you seriously get one level and one character, and have to buy everything else.

Altorin:
anyone complaining about Half-life 2 or Assassin's Creed obviously never played Puzzle Quest.

I got bored of Assassin Creed and sold it. I liked many parts of it but thought overall it was lacking. I loved the combat, the assassin kills, the NPC inhabitants, and the cities. But it was very repetitive. It had the same damn quests/goals over and over again. After four or five cites of the same things over and over again I just got board and did not want to finish it. I wish that is was more varied in it's quests. It is like the dev ran out of ideas and just kept using them over and over again. I hope then next one is more varied.

Dragon Warrior 1 for the NES, it's nothing but grind. Hours and hours of killing the same monsters over and over again just to be able to afford the next strongest weapon and armor, and it was very light on story elements. Still, it was the first RPG I ever played so back in the day I thought it was amazing.

I'd regret the purchase had it cost me anything; fortunately Nintendo Power was giving away free copies with subscriptions back in the day.

Nights for the Wii.

I'm sorry to any nights fans out there, but I just couldn't get into it.

Either Gran Turismo (damn those long endurance races) or Overlord.... Just obnoxious

ElegantSwordsman:
Dragon Warrior 1 for the NES, it's nothing but grind. Hours and hours of killing the same monsters over and over again just to be able to afford the next strongest weapon and armor, and it was very light on story elements. Still, it was the first RPG I ever played so back in the day I thought it was amazing.

I'd regret the purchase had it cost me anything; fortunately Nintendo Power was giving away free copies with subscriptions back in the day.

After I played Final Fantasy for NES Dragon Warrior was history. Good times man, good times.

Wow, I'm surprised no one said MGS4 or something.

As for me though, GTA4 was really boring after the 8th hour or so. I didn't really find much to do as much as I did in San Andreas.

Harry Potter and the order of the pheonix on the PSP. Tore away the hand waving aspect and offered lengthy akward to see footprints and a list of fetch and carry objectives. Oh, and for the PSP version they took out the fixable everything aspect of the PS2 version, which I played at a friends and loved.

Oblivion, if only because I've played it upwards of 400 hours and have exhausted pretty much every mod for the game ever released.

My retro option would be Zero Wing. (The bosses were hard and annoying, the rest of the levels were absurdly easy and sleep-inducingly boring.) More recently, Sim City Societies. (Yahtzee was sooo right about that one.)

i would have to say STALKER. first couple sessions was kinda fun. after that i kept playing because i felt that i should. while playing this game, i got so bored i turned it off so i could get things done. things like laundry, watch seinfeld episodes for the millionth time, housecleaning, and general maintenance around the house and yard simply because it is more fun. what a turd.

Turok...the new one, sucks so much... Imean the story is good for one go at it and multiplayer ALWAYS lagged and you couldn't even host local matches... "GARBAGE STRAIGHT GARBAGE" - Ryder(GTA:SA)

hmmm defintely a tie between Guild Wars, or Kingdom Hearts (and no i dont hate RPG's, i loved FF10 and I played all the early ones, this one just bored me)-coincidentally my brother got both of those for me for christmas

Assassins Creed.

Just didn't deliver on the assassin part, which was the part I was interested in. For sandboxing, I have GTA.

Spartan Bannana:
No boring games for my 360, but on PS2 I'd have to say Risk: Global Domination

risk is awesome...and for me mlb 2k8 lol wasts of time. full of bugs and freeze every time i play