5. Fighting Seth, Street Fighter IV (Xbox 360, PS3, PC, 3DS)
When playing this immensely popular fighting game, sometimes it feels like the option to change the difficulty was included as a sort of vindictive joke at a noobs expense. Even on Easiest, this game will eat new players alive before quickly digesting them and shitting them back out, bemused, onto their own couch. Seth, Street Fighter IVs main bad guy, is so frustrating to fight on any difficulty setting, that Ive actually had to forcibly resist the urge to powerbomb my Xbox while combating him on multiple occasions. Not only does he seem to predict every move you throw at him, he often spams that devastating attack in which he sucks you into his stomach-dimension. And if you cause him enough trouble, hell start dishing out Supers and Ultras like theyre going out of style. And lets face it, if you're not dead already those are probably going to finish you off. Dont get me wrong, I imagine Street Fighter IV is extremely satisfying should you have the skills, but if I was going to spend that much time learning to do something, itd be actual martial arts. Seth is an extremely frustrating end to a largely frustrating experience and Im willing to bet money that hes responsible for as many rage quits as he is victorious fist-pumps.