What Were the Biggest Disappointments Of 2010?

So one of the best parts about Lost was formulating wild theories about what was going on on the Island. Was it a parallel reality? Unstuck in time? Purgatory? And the creators promised us that, by the end of the series, we'd know.

Well, they were right, but we wish they hadn't told us. The massive hit ABC show totally went off the rails in the last season, perpetrating all of its worst tendencies (New characters nobody cares about! Huge leaps in logic!) and adding one horrible new one.

The whole reason for everything was a magic cave like something out of Land Of The Lost. I can't even begin to express how shoddy the whole wrapup was.

Okay, some facts to kick this thing off. Gran Turismo 5 has been in development for five years. We first saw it at E3 in 2005. The world of racing games has changed a lot since the first GT game came out, and it seemed like Polyphony Digital was struggling to catch up.

The new game tried valiantly, but for half a decade of work you'd expect something a little better than what we got. Cars could now be damaged for the first time while driving - unfortunately, that damage barely affected performance and was expressed in Dreamcast-level graphics. The new course editor was a bust, not letting players make racetracks from scratch.

And, worst of all, the game just seemed like a coat of pain on GTA4, with some cars obviously Xeroxed over and retextured. A few good things (karts are awesome) weren't enough to make this one work.