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Fun fact: For the "Cant wait to be king" level in Lion King. The difficulty spike was an intentional mandate by Disney because they didnt want players to get too far in the game if they rented it from Blockbuster. Honestly its kinda surprising how cartoonishly evil Disney can be sometimes.

The "Can't wait to be King" level in the "Lion King" made my mom take away my SNES for a week "since I couldn't control my anger" 😂😂

The perfect run was clearly made with rage in mind.

I remember an occasion on my job as a disability support/carer years ago, I was assigned to work with a disabled teenager who was playing Vice City and was stuck on the demolition level. He asked me to help him beat it and I was still traumatized by how annoying the level was. Anyway I tried for like an hour straight to beat it for him. Eventually I succeeded and it legit made his day that he got past that level! I also got a good dopamine hit from beating it too lol. I felt like it was my duty that day to succeed haha

The other frustrating part about that Lion King Level is the Ostrich part, making those jumps, especially the double jumps can result in automatic fail if you don't time it right

Elden Ring in general is just that perfect combination of "I love this game" and "I threw my controller through the TV"

The worst part about Blighttown came for me, after you defeat Quelaag and finds out about her sister. After that I asked myself "did I really went through this hell to kill the protective sister of an innocent girl?"

Interesting fact: When you play as Ashley in the Gamecube version of RE4, you can stun enemies by opening the doors when they're standing on the other side. You can go behind them and do a suplex.

The Flood and the Library itself still terrifies me. The music alone is enough to generate fear in any returning player.

Even years later, I’m still triggered by Sonic almost drowning Thank you 👿

I remember finally beating Guitar Hero 3 on Hard for the first time, not even expert mind you, and being immediately humbled by Dragonforce. Played that game till the guitar stopped working.

Resident Evil 3 - The Water Treatment Plant. After surviving everything you'll get to one of The Hardest Puzzles in Video Games.

I remember that I played Contra with my brother and there wasn't a single time we weren't at each other's throats because one of us was going too fast.

That submarine level on Earthworm Jim, the one where it cracks each time you hit the wall was so frustrating. Can remember it driving me insane as a kid

The water temple in Zelda ocarina of Time was my first experience as a child having to deal with such a frustrating set of circumstances in a videogame level but boy wasn't it one of the best games of all Time in my opinion

While frustrating the Library is still one of my fav CE levels

I'll never forget The Perfect Run...But completing it definitely shows you're a True Mario Fan.

I honestly never found Demolition Man that hard. Now Supply lines, that gives me PTSD.

I want to bring up the hoverboard race from Conker's Bad Fur Day. Having to chase down the 3 cavemen who stole your cash, the course changing after smacking 2/3, and then having to grab the final cash at the start of the race was very frustrating. All while dealing with the dinosaur that crosses a section of the map from 2 sides. I know there is the strategy of waiting a few seconds before started to not deal with the dinosaur, but they didn't make it any less frustrating with an N64 controller. I honestly thought it would have been on the list, but I get that these levels are more infamous.

Can't even begin to tell you how many consoles / controllers / screens I've broken because of a lot of these games xD Great list!

Battletoads left you frustrated beyond comprehension. If you don’t dodge you get the instant stop that can compress bones into powder. AH CHILDHOOD.

Max Payne. Nightmare scenes. How those aren't right up there with the dam and the Water Temple in gamers' consciousness, is beyond me.

Ive always found Blighttown to be quite easy (for a dark souls game) i just didnt have a problem with toxin because i was stuck in the forest area for so long i had a surplus of those purple herbs

My #1 will always be the car race in the original Mafia game.

I never actually found the infamous Dam Stage in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" to be that frustrating despite there being a few instakill hazards, which can be easily avoided as long as you're careful, and the secret to beating the stage is to switch between Turtles whenever the character you're playing as is running low on health.

Starting to get scarred flashbacks of Turbo Tunnel, and Death Mountain aka Mount I-Wanna-Rage Quit from Zelda 2.

The Tree Tops level on Spyro when I was younger, then having to play it again when the remaster came out 😭

I’m a little surprised about Ashley’s playable section in the OG RE4 being included here cuz you could easily juke enemies and kill them with lanterns in two shakes. The most frustrating part was the sliding puzzle as that part took me a good long while lol

I hated the Water Room in RE4 more than anything on my first playthrough Also the Darker Side of the Moon is Super Mario Odyssey should be on here

Nice list, some brought back my rage.

While not the most frustrating level ever the slums ambush from jak 2 was such a pain in the ass

Beating the Library on Legendary for the very first time in Halo CE made you feel like a god!

I still have nightmares from playing the Storm Temple stage of "Pandemonium!" and The Bitter End stage of "Pandemonium 2".

That Demolition Man mission definitely made me throw my controller across the room on several occasions, lost count of how many runs it took to complete

Enjoyed this list.

I’m honestly shocked there aren’t any crash bandicoot levels on this list

Marble Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog) can b frustrating sometimes, too

WatchMojo, this is the 27th time you’ve brought Battletoads as the number 1 pick to show and tell this week.

"Titular witch." "Amazing chest ahead", indeed.

The white palace/ path of pain in hollow knight made me actually scream in anger.

While i may not be her biggest fan honestly playing as Ashley in RE4 isn't that bad it's pretty simple to down the cultists and the only "challenging" (very loosely used term) part of it was the tile puzzle. Also I would qualify the tank segment from Dino crisis 2 as my most frustrating level

Any game with a water level was created by an inebriated hellspawn

Labyrinth Zone is one thing, but when it makes a surprising return as Scrap Brain Zone Act 3, that's when its evil truly shines. That last section where you WILL hear the drown theme, most infuriatingly when you finally reach that life-saving bubble cluster and it just refuses to give you the big one, that will break your spirit.

Oh my goodness Labyrinth Zone ! The Lion King’s levels were a lesson in patience however , it took me months but eventually I got to the end of the game and it was incredibly satisfying, it was one of the first games I beat on my own . It helps that the beautiful graphics and upbeat graphics keep you immersed in the level. I only played a demo version of Driver but I don’t think I managed to beat the level. Ecco the Dolphin was definitely hard too , another game I never managed to beat !

I’d say the most aggravating level for me that I’ve played recently was the one mission in Jak 2, where you get the piece of amulet from Brutter’s house. I kept dying over and over to constant swarms of Krimzon Guards.

Super Ghouls and Ghosts Last Stage 2 loop. It's hard because the Pycho Cannon hasn't got great reach for the 2 bosses (Astaroth and Nebiroth) who keeps moving back and forward. It's also a race against the time limit but the golden armour dose help but you better not lose it before reaching the 2 bosses.

I remember Elphael being one of the most frustrating parts of Elden Ring. There has been quite a few times that I wanted to either break my controller or keyboard so badly with how much that game has really pissed me off. In fact, I'm most of you who played the game already knows my pain! Half of the time, I couldn't do it alone and needed help. Needless to say, this game almost gave me a heart attack because of how absurd the levels and bosses were. I mean... I never expected it to be easy but come on man! LOL.

I’m honestly not surprised to see TTFAF so high here. And I can understand why the Labyrinth Zone was picked. Can anybody else SEA Sonic’s fear from here?!

I never had trouble with the dam level in TMNT. I could never get past the third stage. I'd add the Great Crystal from Final Fantasy 12. It's layout is confusing, there's no map, the puzzles are non-intuative and the oversaturated orange color hurts the eyes after only a few minutes.

Awwww! The tutorial in Driver!!! The horror of trying to complete slalom. I still have nightmares. Lol

That is indeed really frustrating!

Honorable mentions to Rainbow Ride from Super Mario 64 The Great Maze in SSB Brawl is one of my favs because you can go into it with any character of your choice.

I've never been this early to a watch mojo vid. This cures the watchmojo fanboy I was when I was a kid lol

Once I got the hang of the helicopter controls, Demoliotion Man was a breeze. And I just all the guards and workers with the blades.

Sonic 1 - The Special Stages you'll tear your hair out trying to get all 6 Chaos Emeralds since the stage keeps rotating & you have little to no control.

The Chain Reaction mission in James Bond 007: Nightfire on 00 Agent difficulty that you might get one shot killed by Drake’s Paramilitary guards who were armed with sniper rifles is way frustrating for me. And with the Goldeneye 007 Control level where you’re fighting against the Janus guards that are coming from around the computer center that you’re not quick with your reflexes while you’re defending Natalya, to deorbit the Goldeneye satellite.

An honorable mention: The racetrack mission from Mafia. God, that mission was needlessly difficult! What’s even worse is that the Definitive Edition didn’t even fix it!

Another painfully frustrating level is the 3rd gym on Pokemon GSC and HGSS, Whitney. Its such a massive difficulty spikes and a unexpected one at that since she uses the normal type, a type which is underwhelming for that time of the game. What made this fight painful is that the boss mainly consists on luck. Its either you get lucky enough to catch a Drowzee on GSC or Heracross on HGSS, you get lucky enough not to get flinch hax to beat her, or you just die. There's also barely any encounter to beat her since the only weakness of her type is fighting and there are only 2 of them available at that point.

Obstacles make getting to the end more satisfying.

Playing as Ashley isn't frustrating at all (except for the puzzle, if you're not good at those) and downright terrifying when the knights come to life. And I'm pretty sure literally immolating the enemy is a pretty good defense lol.

I actually find the Driver tutorial quite easy if you don’t do the list in chronological order. Do the easy ones first and do the slalom last.

Demolition man I thought wasn't difficult. The final race mission for the getaway driver at the nightclub was genuine torment.

Laughing so hard at Labrynth Zone lol...

Respect to this guy for playing through each of these levels

I heard all the hype about elden ring being so difficult and as it was £50 to buy and i love open world. I tried it from a filesharw site first. After the tutorial, the first thing i saw was a huge knight on a horse with a halberd that could one hit kill me and i thought "ah i see why everyone is moaning and congratlated myself on my "try before buy " idea. Now years later i find that its fully open world and i didnt need to go that way and could avoid him till i leveled qnd so bought it and was a lot cheaper nowadays lol and when i killed him this time i cant even equip his weapons cos they had such high strength so ut was all definitely my fault but i saved a lot of money waiting so long

To name a few frustrating trophies: 1. Flappy Goat- Goat Simulator 2. The Challenge- The Witness 3. Two of Each- Stranded Deep (because of the trophy's glitchy nature)! 4. Collect Them All!- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt This list could go on and on and on and on!!

I really hated the tutorial on Driver. You're right too, no one knew what a slalom was and the internet wasn't really a popular thing yet lol. Just had to accidentally figure it out 😂

Also, not having the Frigid Outskirts is a fail, by far the most irritating level in From history. Makes Blighttown seem like a fond memory.

The most frustrating level i ever played was in the 1995 point and click game The Dig. One of the puzzles was a Tortoises skeleton you had to put together. It was insanely difficult to do, and there was no help in any guides. Anyone else remember that?

Great list. If you make another one based on comments I nominate the 'Hades' level from the original God of War. Those spiked columns were painful! Another one I'd like to nominate is 'The High Road' from both the original Crash Bandicoot and the N Sane Trilogy

So many nostalgic nightmares!! 😭😂

Honorable mention: Hollow Knight - Path of Pain 🤦‍♂️

I SWEAR Demolition Man was not that damn frustrating. If you start at the top and work down, it’s not hard at all!

I was racing karts when I was 7, and I started racing on road tracks at 19. I had no problem with the Driver tutorial. 🤷‍♂️

Good stuff putting guitar hero omg that had me on the game for 3 days as a kid

You know Through the Fire and Flames is brutal once you realize the clips they show aren’t even of someone playing it on Expert😂. I didn’t beat it until I learned how to strum with my elbow and hit the blue and orange notes with my other hand for the first section. Plus, I ended up putting the Hyperspeed code in (specifically HS 2) because the notes were a bit more spaced out. The Inhuman Achievement was truly a badge of honor.

Elden Ring as a whole knew how to have a perfect combination of frustration and fun.

*Number 19, Blighttown* Black Gulch, Iron Keep, and Shrine of Amana: “Am I a joke to you?”

The parking garage in Driver, oh man I was not expecting that here. The word "slalom" popped into my mind before it was even mentioned in the video.

Hollow Knight's White Palace is one of the most frustrating levels EVER!!! Can't believe it's not even mentioned!.... That drowning music from Sonic still gives me anxiety though! 😑

10:50, ayyyy that’s me 😋

I KNEW coming in at #1 & #3 were going to be on this list. I was so happy I finally beat #3 last year on my Nintendo Switch.

Corona Mountain and the Impossible Lair would beg to differ.

Two of the levels covered in the video were very manageable for me: -Playing with Ashley (Resident Evil 4): The only thing I really had to worry about was making sure that the lanterns hit the targets. Otherwise it was a breeze for me, even on Pro difficulty. -The Great Maze (Super Smash Bros. Brawl): Brawl is not a weak entry in the series at all, and I am dead serious when I say that it's the best entry of all. But pack to the point at hand, it wasn't difficult to navigate as long as I had a map to reference. And I had no problem with replaying familiar environments as they were all enjoyable beginning to end. What was frustrating to me when it came to video game levels are: -Grass Trial (Pokémon Sun/Moon): If you want a weak entry of a particular game series, here's the Alola Era of Pokémon. The trial in Lush Jungle is pretty manageable, except for Stoutland Search being unwieldy enough for player to easily lose track of hidden items being searched for. But the thing about it that really makes this trial frustrating is Totem Lurantis. I spent more of the battle healing my Pokémon than doing damage to an opponent who kept hitting hard and healing frequently, made no better by it being a one against two battle. S.O.S. battles will never be missed especially when it comes to Sun/Moon's miserable answer to Gym Battles. -Mad Moxie's Underdome Riot (Borderlands): Enter a given arena and you have to go through 5 rounds of 5 waves of enemies. Blow one of the rounds in the middle and you're sent back at the start of that round best case scenario, or sent back a round or two worst case. The further into any arena you go, the much harder it gets and the much harder it is to keep yourself alive. Clearing one of the arenas was nothing short of a miracle, but after continuously getting screwed over in the others I rage quit the Underdome. Never again! -The True Arena (Kirby Triple Deluxe): The Arena in that game was an absolute breeze having cleared it on my first try without breaking a sweat. The True Arena is the perfect Polar Opposite. Some bosses took a painfully long time to beat. Pyribbit was the worst. Queen Sectonia was relentless and hard-hitting, and I was relying on Stone Ability so that I wasn't running such a risk of getting murdered. And if I died after clearing the first five bosses and mini bosses, it would be more than 25 minutes wasted. Worst Boss Endurance in a Kirby game ever.

The twin dragons in the third game of Spyro reignited trilogy, it took me forever to get past it. AND IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A MINI GAME!

“Wing Mario Over the Rainbow” in SM64 was frustrating as hell!

Atom Smasher or Robot Factory on Hard difficulty from Timesplitters 2

That Battletoads mission...30 years ago, I've never made it through it lol

How is Earthworm Jim not on here? Which level, you say? Sheesh take your pick!

The Final Marathon from the Genesis/Mega Drive game Kid Chameleon should be on your list! That is the longest and toughest penultimate level in all of classic console gaming!

Bought Driver back in the ol’ days and never got past the tutorial. Paid $35 for that damn game!

Heh the first things I thought of when I saw the video title were the lion king and battletoads, glad those made the list I remember getting Driver as a kid. I never got past the tutorial

Dark Souls, Demon Soul’s, Bloodborne, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and Elden Ring.

Oh boy let me tell you about Tree Tops in the first Spyro game or the reverse silver coin challenge for Greenwood Village in Diddy Kong Racing.

Without exploits, Riovannes Castle on Final Fantasy Tactics is tough. Not to mention you can get stuck

I think the Water Temple was actually kind of cool. The worst part is managing the keys but apart from that I think it had some interesting parts that stood out from the rest of the game.

I love it when you do gaming videos😅...i can relate

Bro, there's this stage in Breath Of Fire 3 where you literally need to stand up for 9-10 seconds straight after the statue speaks. It was 1997-98 and youtube or chrome wern't there to save us from that stage...

My friends and I use to put the library level on and select the hardest difficulty and just try to see how far we could get, which was never never very far. we’d just get swamped by the flood and they’d take so many hits to die you end up just trying run from them until your dead and it’s one of those experiences that just leaves your heart pounding haha