6. The Lord Of The Rings: The Battle For Middle-Earth II: The Rise Of The Witch-King
You might want to take another big breath before trying to reel this title off. The name of this Lord of the Rings video game expansion is so long it even ended up in the Gamer's Edition of the Guinness Book of World Records, winning the dubious (and surely not highly contested) award of "longest video game expansion pack title ever". Even the acronym is so ridiculously long and contrived that it takes more effort to remember all those letters than to just spell the whole title out verbatim: LotR: BfME-II: RotWK (which frankly reads more like a CD-key you'd enter to actually play the game). The game itself received largely positive reviews, so I suppose it's a shame that so much attention is paid to what's on the box rather than in it. Still, it certainly puts to shame the widely-lambasted title of "Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie", right?
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