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The best games, however, reward players willing to stick with them. Early games such as 'Super Ghouls 'N Ghosts' can be notorious for those kinds of problems. Older games often failed at this challenge, frustrating players by piling on swarms of look-alike enemies. To satisfy, even the toughest game has to reward the hours of effort put into it. But once you've beaten a game like 'Halo' on its 'legendary' setting-or skewered a string of cursing, highly caffeinated teenage opponents with a giant glowing sword in its Internet-enabled sequels-Nintendo's virtual bowling game just won't scratch the itch. It's difficulty became 'the whole drive behind wanting to play the game,' says Peer Schneider, senior vice president and publisher for IGN Entertainment at Fox Interactive Media. Take 'Ninja Gaiden.' To rake in more dollars on the notoriously difficult game, the developer decided to release an even harder remix. In Pictures: Top 10 Frustrating Videogames The other option: Build games that are so hard that addicts will spend hours trying to beat the game on its most difficult levels. The first strategy-pursued with great success by Nintendo's family-friendly Wii-is to offer games that appeal to the very young and the very old.

To keep selling games, developers have two choices.

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Congratulations! After hours of action and dozens of grisly virtual deaths, you're ready to notch the Microsoft game up two difficulty levels, start all over and see if you can unlock the special, secret ending-Cyberathlete Professional League founder Angel Munoz describes it as 'incredible'-all so you can boast about it to your friends.