Some gamers have a problem – the games they play just aren't difficult enough. Sure, the game was fun, but what if it was incredibly hard too? What if someone made up challenges that were so tedious and impossible that it would render the entire experience into nothing more than anguished frustration and mind-numbing boredom? "HELL YES!" cheered the masochistic gamers, each cracking their knuckles in anticipation of the Herculean virtual tasks ahead – the 7 craziest self-imposed challenges in videogame history.
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I never got around to mass effect - I’m skeptical that it would hold up if I were to try it now
I would say it does. The combat is a bit shit for todays standards but everything else is great.
the first one is abit the odd one out but after u finished it, believe it it gets tremendously better and better
GTA3 island challenge.
I don't remember it exactly but it was to start on one island and make it to the other, but there was a catch. Anyone know what it was? I'm sure there are some videos on YouTube.
Does anyone else do the GRAND THEFT AUTO IV thing in this article? I always do, it's fun - not hard. I remember RP servers on SAMP like that.
Completing Ninja Gaiden Sigma + without taking any damage is impossible.
Nobody could do that. Who the hell would even try? There's just no way. I don't even think I would believe it if I saw it. That game is so amazing and you really can learn to be an elite ninja when you learn exactly when to press out your combos and master the moves, but to take no damage is just ridiculous.
This list doesn't have any of the insane, massive, time-consuming, and impressive projects people have accomplished in Minecraft in it? Those are self-imposed challenges.
The Pokemon one sounds interesting. It would be like the Pokemon Die instead of Faint.