7. Super Smash Bros: Brawl
In the beginning the Super Smash concept was a pretty decent idea, but like The Godfather trilogy, it just got worse after the first. Super Smash Bros: Brawl is just a cluster (can't swear on whatculture) of Nintendo characters beating the hell out of each other. I think Brawl tried too much with the power ups, the extra characters and I swear the camera is even farther away than before. Half the time it's like watching ants battle fearlessly on the pavement, you strain your eyes trying to work out what the bloody hells going on until someone gets a 'Smash' or whatever the hell it's called, and the game is basically over. It is the single most over-powered power up I've seen in video games in an incredibly long time. The campaign is just painful; all your time is spend running back and forth between the same levels and occasionally finding some arse to fight. But once that fights over, it's back to senselessly rambling around collecting trophies to place on your pixelated shelf. Perhaps I've become too old for SSB and now in my bitter twenties, can't see the charm and excitement that once held me so tight.