They come out a lot faster than they go in. It turns out one man can eat a lot of Hot Pockets. In my grandest fit of frustration, I suppressed my volatile feelings with the warm, cheesy comfort of Hot Pockets. This is a recurring theme with me in multiplayer games. I had to buy him a new mouse from Walmart. I actually broke my grandfather's trackball mouse while playing when I was a kid on his PC. From the darkest corners of gaming history, here are the shooters, platformers and beat-’em-ups that took no prisoners. Literally ripped out a chunk of hair in frustration once. It was only after I woke up that I realized what I had done. Once every single one was burned to ash, and all the crew with it, I deleted the save and went to bed. I spent about 5 hours just designing the booster/fuel ships to help get my whole fleet there and give them the last push into its blinding embrace. I once got so frustrated while just trying to get fuel up to my ship that was trying to get to Mun that I decided to fly all my rockets into Kerbol (the sun).

It corrupted my hard drive, broke my keyboard and most functions on the case didn't work properly. The word 'broke' came up 222 times and 'smash' was included in over 100 responses. We can all learn from the great King_Matt.Īnd apparently, a lot of us need to. ' stopped playing for few months to get over my anger and hopefully renew my interest,' said King_Matt. When asked to tell us the worst thing they've done to express frustration with a game, plenty said that they don't react physically-they curse, uninstall the game, go outside, or do other healthy-sounding things.

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