Note: The listing is totally random and is not based on any kind of ranking. It’s a very high possibility that I may have missed some of your favourite games, but you can always list them out in the comments section.

1. Soldier of Fortune 2

Soldier of Fortune 2 was released way back in 2002, but for its time it has to be the most violent game. You can simple tear 0ff, chop off and do any damn thing with your victims. Watch the video below to get an idea what I am talking about.

2.  Fallout 3

One of the best role playing games of 2008, was also one of the most bloodiest games. Using the unique VAT system, with the help of which you can decide which part of the body of your enemy you want to blow up, Fallout 3 was an easy choice for us.

3. Shadow of Rome

Released exclusively for the PlayStation 2, in Shadow of Rome your aim is to master the art of a Gladiator. As expected there are a hell lot of arena battles in the game along with using human arm and legs as weapons.

4. God of War 3

For getting a pair of shoes, “normal” human beins like you and me go to a shop and buy one. But Mr. Kratos has his own ways. He chops off Hermes limbs just to get his pair of magical shoes. Video is below.

5. Heavy Rain

Well this isn’t exactly bloodiest, but its very disturbing. How far will you go to save someone you love? Will you chop your own finger?

6. Silent Hill: Homecoming

Having hated his father all his life, the protagonist finally makes peace with him. But the moment is spoiled when Pyramid head splits his father in to two.

7. Dead Space

Believe me or not, getting decimated in to little pieces by an Alien is not a cool thing. Don’t believe me? See the video below.

8. Thrill Kill

Thrill Kill is a 1998 cancelled fighting game which is set in the urban version of hell. This has to be the most violent fighting game around and it even makes Mortal Kombat “less” violent . Take a look at the video.

9. Dead Rising

Ever thought of a scenario where you have hundreds of thousands of zombies around you? Well Capcom’s Dead Rising gave you that scenario and along with it the possibility of killing a zombie with whatever object possible. Kill them by a katana or shred them to pieces using chain saw or what about just running a truck over them?

10.  Dark Sector

Playing as a mutated guy is pretty cool. But what made Dark Sector a good game was the unique use of the glaive. Check out the various brutal kills that were made possible by the glaive.

11. Blood Rayne 2

What about killing your foes but in a sense of style? Like say chopping them through an exhaust fan or wait! May be make an entire buidling fall upon them! Now that’s death in some style.

12. Manhunt

Perhaps one of the most controversial games of all time, it was impossible for me not to list this game. This game defines the term brutality and the ways in which the player can execute the enemies will make you puke!

13. Postal 2

Postal is a game made by Running With Scissors in 1997.  The game’s name may sound non violent, but it has insane depiction of violence where the player can first cut its victims in to pieces and then kick them like a football.

14. Resident Evil 4

Just like the protagonist of Dead Space, Leon Kennedy also faced some spine chilling deaths in one of the best games in the last decade. Check them out below.

15. MadWorld

Dont go by its silhouette like visuals, MadWorld is as violent as any of the games listed in this article. Featuring kills with poles, chainsaw and splitting peeps with your bare hands, MadWorld is one violent game on the family friendly console: Wii.

Honorable Mention

• Gears of War 2
• Mortal Kombat series
• Ninja Gaiden 2
• No More Heroes
• BloodStorm

Note: The listing is totally random and is not based on any kind of ranking.

Ninja Gaiden 2: Final Boss Battle

God of War 3: Battles against Hades

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots: Battle against the Laughing Octopus

Demons Soul: Armored Spider Boss Fight

Killzone 2: Battle against Major Radec

Fallout 3: Battle against Super Mutant Behemoth

Portal : Battle against GLaDOS

Heaveny Sword: Battle against Bohan

Bayonetta: Battle against Jeanne

Mass Effect: Battle against Saren

Resident Evil 5: Fight against Wesker

Bioshock: Boss fight against Fontaine

inFamous: Final Fight against Kessler

Resistance 2: Battle against Daedalus

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption: Battle against Dark Samus

Note: This list might not include your favorite games but you can always mention them in the comments section below.

Terminator Salvation

Release year: 2009

Terminator Salvation, released in 2009, was a very good way to fool gamers in to buying this game and, at a full price of $60. The game had a lot of issues including staggering frame rate, bland characters and no reason as to why are you shooting the terminators in the game. This game was a poor attempt of recreating the blockbuster movie that was released at the same time.

Army of Two

Release year: 2008

I will state this before I start describing Army of Two. Some people actually liked this a lot due to the co-op functionality. But I was one of the “unfortunate” ones that thought otherwise. Army of Two back then was a great idea, where you and your friend could get along, shoot some enemies and finish the game in 4 hours. Excuse me! What did I say? 4 hours? Yes sir, the game was just 4 hrs, all that at a full price of $60. Couple that with uneven shooting mechanics and repetitive game play elements- this game a worthy entry in this list.

Haze

Release year: 2008

Touted as a “Halo Killer” by many PlayStation 3 fans (there was Resistance back then), Haze was nothing but one of the majorly screwed up games of 2008. The game had a plethora of glitches, PlayStation 2 type visuals and inconsistent artificial intelligence. There goes another “Halo Killer” down.

Stormrise

Release year: 2009

Stormrise is terrible, plain and simple. Do not buy or play it. It’s a shame that this game is so lousy; it had so much potential pre-launch. This is why games like this should have a demo or beta. Had there been some way to know how bad this game was going it would either A) Save myself and others from wasting their money, or B) Force the developers to put more effort into actually making the game workable. Do not by any means buy this game.

G.I. Joe:The Rise of Cobra

Release year: 2009

Why do they always have to release a game based on a simultaneous movie release? Oh well… I don’t know the answer either. Well let me tell you something that you might be interested in. The game had downright pathetic graphics and game play. Its just another example of making good money on the basis of a movie, while compromising the quality. Sorry…they were not the “Real American Heros”.

Lair

Release year: 2007

Lair was arguably one of the most hyped PlayStation 3 games since 2006. Rather ironic- “The bigger they are, the harder they fall”. One of the major reasons why this game flopped after so much potential was that developers rushed in to it, since the PlayStation 3 did not have too many great games back then. Even though the developers did a great  job of making a handbook on how the “play” this game, it was too late.

Too Human

Release year: 2008

Oh! Well if some of the PlayStation 3 fans are yelling at me and thinking, “Lair? Why the hell is Too Human not listed?” Here we go then. Too Human was one of the most hyped up Xbox 360 exclusives of 2008. But it was nothing but a waste of time and energy for us. A common criticism I had was the death sequence where a Valkyrie collects the player’s body as being too long. It was nothing but frustrating and annoying for a player. Too Human was under development for almost a decade (since it was first announced in 1999), and after 10 years, we get a flop and an underachieved game. Sad, isn’t it?

Sonic Unleashed

Release year: 2009

To be honest with you guys, I was really anticipating the game back in January, 2009. I was sure that with time Sega would rekindle the franchise and hopefully it will be fun again to play the Hedgehog we have loved and grown with. The game was combat heavy and the unwanted day to night sequences which forced you to change your game play was not welcomed by the gamers. The game still went on to sell 2.45 million copies…Gosh! That is some”waste” of money!

Ninja Blade

Release year: 2009

Ninja Blade was a decent attempt at stealing Ninja Gaiden’s thunder, but falls short on everything it tries to do. But then again who will want to waste their time and play this game (well, we did so that we can review it). Ninja Blade can deliver some epic moments and some moderate thrills; but minor glitches, a lot of clichés, and way too many quick time events make this game derivative and annoying. If you’re not sure, rent it, if you hate ninjas, Ken definitely won’t change your mind, and if you’re a pirate fan…maybe they’ll make Pirate Blade?

Spider Man 3

Release year: 2007

Spider Man 3 was…just like the previous games. It had nothing new to offer. The single player mode gets done with in a flash, the graphics were disappointing and had tons of glitches. Another game based on a super hit movie and another classic case where video games based on movies go horribly wrong.

Dark Void

Release year: 2010

Dark Void is easily the first game of 2010 where we have wasted our time and money. We are still playing this game (check out for the full review soon) and we are pretty confident that it won’t be getting a great score. The game had promise but that is the only thing it has. It tries to mimic Gears of War at certain stages but fails to replicate it.

Alone in the Dark

Release year: 2008

The game saw two releases. One on the Xbox 360…it did not work out for them. A few months later on the PlayStation 3…it still did not work out for them. Alone in the Dark had shabby controls and vexing technical flaws; if the developers had put in more effort back then it could have made our time and money worth it.

James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game

Release year: 2009

Avatar is easily one of the most amazing films that I have ever seen. Too bad the video game rip off is a big letdown. The game had boring game play, boring set piece battles, poor story, lousy vehicle controls, bad shooting mechanics and lacked multiplayer. In other words- stay away from it.

Vampire Rain

Release year: 2007

The name sounds scary. But unfortunately, the only scary thing about this game is the gameplay- and not in a good way. Ripping game play elements from Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell to kill vampires. Wait a second…did I say vampires? Yes I did. Okay I guess you got the idea then. Vampire Rain is an amazing example on how to waste your time and money.

Quantum of Solace

Release year: 2008

Another game based on a movie and another poor attempt at making a movie based video game. As EuroGamer rightly put this in their review: “How can it possibly fail? As it turns out, by being dull, repetitive, unchallenging, ruinously linear, and one of the shortest full-priced games ever.” Sorry this 007 is just another way to make your balance to 000.

15. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of Patriot case:

Without a shadow of doubt this is a stunning representation of Solid Snake on the black beauty. The way the name of the game plunges out of the PlayStation 3 is amazing to look at.

14. Red and Black case:

Although not attractive, this PlayStation 3 case mod has an ultra smooth surface. It is ideal for people who like to see all things red around them.

13. Assassins Creed case:

The imagination behind this piece of art is truly amazing. The sword and the PlayStation 3 resting on a mountain just matches the theme of Assassins Creed. And the glowing candles are just an icing on the cake.

12. Aliens Case:

This is a pretty weird case mod for me. I bet many people won’t like this. But I decided to include this as well since it’s a piece of art after all. Looks like the developer of the case had molded the original case to get the desired shape.

11. Fire Case:

Although simple in design and looks, this case looks stunning. This is a type of design which you will usually find on sport cars. This is the ultimate definition of an aggressive PlayStation 3 case design.

10. Pressure Case:

This one is for the history books. This is far the most unique case mod I have ever seen. The developer of this mod was very imaginative indeed. Look at the design, the pressure gauge and the valves running in and out of the PlayStation 3. Very original indeed.

9. Chrome case:

Sleek and sexy but a very simple and a plain design. The upper case has been replaced with steel like material due to which your PlayStation 3 will get a glossy look!

8. Racing system:

Not exactly a mod, but every racing game fans dream. The ultimate set up of a real racing car powered by engine know as the PlayStation 3. What could possibly go wrong!

7. Ghost case:

Scared? Well for those who want to scare and horrify people, they should look in to this case. It looks like a ghost which is coming through a curtain. Again a nice job by the one who made such a terrifying case!

6. Blu Ray case:

Nothing spectacular or innovative but it has a blu ray logo instead of the Sony one for a change.

5. Metal Gear Solid 4 with lights case:

If you thought the previous one was cool than you will be excited after seeing this one. Along with Old Snake inscribed on the upper case, the outer edges have little LED’s that will glow to make your PlayStation 3 look red hot!

4. Rainbow Six: Las Vegas case:

A case which is inspired from the game: Rainbow Six: Las Vegas, is surely to attract a lot of attention due to its bluish shadows and of course the fact that the PlayStation 3 looks so much like a tall tower.

3. PS3 slim colors:

Again not a mod, but a beautiful representation on how the PlayStation 3 slim looks in various colors. It’s an ideal gift for anybody’s birthday!

2. Far Cry case:

Just like Assassins Creed, this one is based on Far Cry.

1. Blood case:

Look like this was made by a PS3 owner madly in love. It had red spots which gives the impression that its blood. A perfect way to say: I LOVE YOU!