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The answer used to be "Duke Nukem Forever" but I think it changed to HL3 after it actually came out.

• Sohcahtoa82 3y ago
  And whooo boy was it a let-down. One of the reasons Duke Nukem was so popular was the shock value. When the sequel took 15 years to come out, it was just cringey. It had the same vibe as your creepy uncle telling the same sexist jokes at Thanksgiving.
  • gary_0 3y ago
    > When the sequel took 15 years to come out, it was just cringey Nothing makes me feel more ancient than when I watch/play something from the 2000's that I found funny and edgy at the time, and now it... just doesn't hit. I want to still enjoy it, but I also find myself kind of rolling my eyes. On the other hand, when you revisit something you enjoyed back then and it still holds up in spite of the limitations of the time, you feel a new respect for it. But not many things hold their luster after so many years.