Games bring us to many levels of emotions, from joy, nervousness, anxiety, even anger.

When you have to spend 60 USD on a product that in return is disappointment, the feeling of being deceived, and depressed surrounding you, the best way to relieve it is to go to the forum or fan page of that game company to vent your anger.

Here are some game products that have been boycotted by gamers, for many different reasons, so let’s find out why they have to receive this result:

Fallout 76

Bethesda’s announcement of a new Fallout game at E3 in 2018 felt like a summer blockbuster.

But the reality is that Fallout 76 only brings players frustration.

Diablo fans caused Blizzard’s stock to plummet

Blizzard creates great games on every platform: PC, console and mobile, there’s no denying that.

After a long wait, a few months ago, fans felt really excited when Blizzard officially promised to release a new part of the game Diablo.

But in response to the fans’ anger, Blizzard Developer Wyatt Cheng asked, `Do you have a cell phone?`

Sonic the Hedgehog 4

In 2010, Sonic the Hedgehog 4, a traditional Sonic game, was revised so that players no longer encountered the annoying things that fans had complained about in previous Sonic games.

Turns out, this Sonic version still doesn’t satisfy fans.

Players who skipped Sonic 4 and still bought the original Sonic showed Sega what fans really needed.

Star Wars: Battlefront 2

Gamers always want to conquer new milestones and difficult tasks in the game, because they know that their achievements will be rewarded with valuable rewards.

EA only puts all junk items in free boxes for players, but for truly valuable and useful items, gamers have to spend cash to buy them.

But in response to those complaints from fans, EA representatives said that the prices of those characters or items were set so that players could feel reasonable about owning them.