No player has been able to finish any of these 6 video games, which are literally impossible to finish.
What a joy it is to finish a video game. It is true that, sometimes, a feeling of emptiness invades us after having completed an adventure in which we have invested ourselves deeply emotionally. But the pleasure of having succeeded in reaching the end, and the many memories we will keep of our epic is indescribable.
However, some games have never managed to offer these emotions. Not because of their quality, unlike those titles that have disappointed players. But simply because it is impossible to finish them, no matter how good you are with the controller.
6 video games impossible to complete
Each of the games we are going to talk about has its own reason that makes it impossible to finish. Obviously, a bug is always at the origin of the impossibility to finish it. Fortunately, the games on our list are several years old, because today, patches prevent players from facing this type of experience. Although very annoying bugs still exist, even from experienced development studios. Discover without further ado 6 video games that are literally impossible to finish.
Simon The Sorcerer 3D
You will hardly find a game with such a bizarre ending quest as Simon The Sorcerer 3D. To conclude the adventure, the last puzzle asks you to… to open the CD drive of your PC. Except that, depending on your machine, the game didn’t always recognize if your drive was open. A bad idea.
Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3
The North American version of Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3, released on PS2 in 2003, had a bug that made it impossible to finish. While the CR Score of the Japanese version could reach 100,000,000, American players could not exceed 99,999,990. As a result, it was impossible to unlock the last race. This was due to a wrong conversion from yen to dollar.
Bubble Bobble Revolution
The North American versions of Bubble Bobble Revolution available in 2005 for Nintendo DS had a huge bug. The boss that was supposed to appear at level 30 never showed up, which meant that players couldn’t finish the game. Fortunately, new cartridges were sent out, but only two months later.
SNK Vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash
When it was released in North America for the Nintendo DS in 2007, the game was impossible to finish because of a quest. It required the player to talk to a character named Jon to advance in the story. The problem was that the game crashed when the dialogue was launched. SNK had to recall the copies and sell new ones.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
It is well known that The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess was not lacking in bugs when it was released in 2006. One of them was even totally blocking, making the game impossible to finish. If you had the misfortune of crossing Eldin’s bridge and then saving after it collapsed, you could kiss your save game goodbye (funny for a game that invented saving). Nintendo had to fix the bug and release new copies of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness
Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness is clearly one of the most contested episodes of the saga, despite the charisma of Lara Croft. Not only for the quality of the game, but also because of an extremely frustrating bug that many players suffered. Some faulty CDs could cause the game to crash, with the message “Fatal Error – RMX version mismatch”, making the save game completely unusable. A pleasure.
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