Games that you've burned out on, and never, EVER want to look at again.

[Miniboss]

Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (GBA)- It is one of the greatest games on the GameBoy Advance, but I am so sick of it. I found %100 of the map, leveled up around the 80's (The Battle Arena is a breeze), and found all of the DSS cards. However, I have no desire to pick it up again and complete any of the other modes (Magician, Fighter, etc.).

[GohanX]

Welcome to... NBA JAM!!!!

Ugh, I lent my bud the original NBA Jam on Genesis way back when, he managed to get over 100 victories, and I couldn't just let him have a better record than me.

Agh....

[Ashod]

Oh yeah, Jay's post reminded me that I can no longer stand wrestling games. Even the good ones. I just can't take them anymore.

[Punky Skunk]

I'll go with Victrix's answer, except I never got any money for it, so that makes me a retard. Never again.

[icarusfall]

Mario Cart in any form. I NEVER want to play it ever again!

[Regus]

I'll second MGS2, hell, I don't think I'll ever play the first one again either.

[lithium]

Yeah, no more MGS1 for me, even though I really like the game. I got every ending, secret, everything. Plenty Snake action for one lifetime.

I'm surprised no one has said Tetris. The game's been around for a little over a decade in countless forms. I loved it when it first came out as just about everyone else did, I can't even think of playing it now.

[Master of 7s]

That'd be Phantasy Star Online for me. No way in hell I'll touch that game again unless some radical changes are made to the gameplay. Three new characters and a few new stages = no thanks!

[Ragnarok the Red]

Well, I'm ready to give it a spin again, but there was a time where I played Resident Evil 2 four straight times, both Claire's scenarios and both of Leon's. I played through them two at a time over the course of two days and had NO desire to go through it again anytime soon. I think I steered clear of it for about 1.5 years before I ever picked it up again.

[Josh]

Super Mario Sunshine.

Four hours was enough.