E uh, E a bug on a witch.

Better hurry.

All because he made one stupid crack about the guy's suit for this list will be going over the worst sections or features of otherwise enjoyable games.

If there's a game whose absence is the worst part of our list, please let us know in the comments.

Now Let the ruin begin.

Let's G o Number 10 h M's Pokemon franchise.

Aziz, Irritating as it can be to get mobbed by zoo bats every time you step in a cave, H m's air.

Even more annoying hidden machines or H M's allow Pokemon to learn special moves that affect the game environment, such as removing obstacles in your way.

Theo Biggest issue is that, unlike most moves, they could be overridden the normal way, requiring a special moved a leader to get rid of them.

Not all of them are good moves, either, and if you don't have a Pokemon that can learn the move you need, it's very inconvenient.

Thank goodness the developers remove them from the more recent Pokemon titles.

Limiting progression through the game doesn't have to mean less fun.

Number nine Motion Control Shrines.

The Legend of Zelda.

Breath of the wild breath of the Wild has been a breath of fresh air for the Zelda franchise, with an open world and a ton of content to experience.

Still, with how much there is to do, there were bound to be a few clunky bits.

The worst for many players are the shrine challenges involving motion controls rather than the simple button presses or puzzles to solve.

These shrines require precision puzzle solving with imprecise motions from the controller.

While there aren't that many of these shrines, the few there are stick out as some of the most frustrating parts in a game where the weapons break on a dime.

Number eight ship graveyard, Uncharted three.

Drake's deception.

Uh huh.

The uncharted franchise has some stellar stories and a very fun gameplay, but even this Siri's has its low points.

One such instance.

In its third installment, several missions see Nathan Drake, abducted by pirates and forced to fight his way out of the ship graveyard where they make their operations wait, although uncharted, usually excels at smaller combat sections.

Large waves of enemies aren't really the franchises typical style, and this section illustrates why players have to endure a hail of long range bullets and rockets while navigating on and between unstable, half wrecked boats.

Ah, fun adventure.

This is not great.

Number seven Pachinko stage Super Mario Sunshine theme.

Second mainline three D Mario game has had plenty of defenders, but also plenty of complaints levied against it from its controls.

Too.

Abrupt difficulty spikes.

One of the biggest of the latter is the pachinko game.

Thin.

This stage, Mario has launched into an enormous version of a pachinko machine and must navigate his flood backpack to collect red coins.

What sounds simple has made a nightmare by buggy physics and a lack of much control on the part of the player.

Basically, you're gonna fall and die.

Ah, lot.

So much for a relaxing tropical vacation.

Number six.

Mary Jane Watson and Miles Morales stealth missions Marvel Spiderman.

Both of them are on our side.

You get over here.

All right, all right, all right.

Sometimes a change of pace is just what a game needs for its core gameplay.

Not to feel stale.

Spiderman doesn't have that problem.

The main game play of the 2018 Spiderman game is full of freedom, exploring and beating up bad guys, and that's everything we want from a spiky title.

Unfortunately, this amazing nous is often interrupted with sections where the player must play as Mary Jane Watson and Miles Morales like a bug on a beach.

Better hurry, all because he made one stupid crack about the guy's suit.

These stealth oriented sections feels so constrained compared to the freedom you experiences Peter Parker, who can play stealthy or go in with fists and webs flying.

Plus, the whole instant fail thing is always irritating.

They bring the game to a grinding halt and make us dislike to characters who are great.

Otherwise, do it.

Number five Blight Town Dark Souls, Dark Souls is part of a notoriously difficult franchise.

It's practically designed to get players to pull their hair out in frustration.

But blight town, even getting good doesn't make the players hate blight town any less.

Thio start with Blight Town features a vertical descent on platforms that will fall apart at the drop of a feather, which you have to navigate while fighting off enemies.

Once you get down to the bottom, you're forced to wade through a poisonous swamp, fighting off enemies who will also poison you.

Oh, and did we mention the horrendous frame rate drops?

Put all this together and you've got a blight on an otherwise great game.

Number four.

The Mayko, Mass.

Effect Theory journal Mass Effect has held up surprisingly well since its release, with its story in combat remaining engaging.

But this sci fi epic falls flat on its face with sections involving the Mayko, while driving the vehicle on the surface of planets could be fun.

Sometimes the controls were incredibly imprecise.

This made parts where you wanted to go a specific direction.

Mawr of, ah, guessing game that most gamers want.

Yeah, navigating mountains in particular, was a massive headache.

Thankfully, the developers clearly listened, since the vehicle was absent from the rest of the trilogy.

Looks like nobody's home.

Number three base building fallout.

Four customizable areas of fallouts.

Retro apocalyptic world is a really cool idea on paper.

Well, in practice, it could be pretty cool to some of the creations people have made and fallout four are amazing.

But along with the base building players, air sucked into a repetitive gameplay loop of dull quests doled out by no one's favorite Minuteman Preston Garvey.

I've had some bad news.

Super mutants rated a settlement.

Maybe you can find out where those bastards to coming from and put a stop to, Oh, what's that?

Another settlement needs our help.

I never would have guessed.

One has to question the value of building and maintaining these settlements.

Abandons.

We're just going to attack them every five minutes.

But you just killed everyone.

There wasn't any other way.

Number two Tank missions.

Batman.

Arkham Knight.

Use it.

The Batmobile is a tank.

That's awesome, We all said at first.

Clearly the developers thought so, too, because they really went all in on it.

What should have been a fun feature is instead a requirement.

No, get away.

The Batmobile is necessary for a lot of puzzles and progression in the game.

Then there are the numerous copy and paste missions of tank to tank combat, and sure, it's fun the first time, but after half a dozen times over the course of the game, a lot of us we're hoping that the Batmobile would lose a wheel so we wouldn't have to use it anymore.

Yeah, before that different.

Yeah.

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Number one Water Temple.

The Legend of Zelda.

Ocarina of time Uh, water levels suck and wouldn't you know it?

The most infamous of them all also appears in one of the most beloved games of all time.

The water temple features two major features that make it an absolute shore, the iron boots and the need to raise and lower the water levels.

The iron boots allow linked toe walk underwater, but switching to them has to be done on the menu, combined with the frequent need to change the water levels in the temple.

This can also lead to lots of confusion about where you are and where you need to go.

The three DS remake made it a little easier, but those of us who played the original without a guide were traumatized for life theme in the mood for more awesome gaming content.

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