dtgreene: The one time I remember rage quitting was in Dungeon Siege. I made my main character a Nature Mage, so I wanted a Combat Mage to cover both mage roles. Get to the first town, no Combat Mage available to recruit. Get to the second, and it's in ruins, so no recruitment there either. It's at that point I rage quit the game. (At least I got that game for free.)

Actually, I remember another one: In Final Fantasy, I took a trip into the final dungeon to get the Masamune, only to have both my casters instantly killed by Sorcerers (Mindflayers in later translations) on the floor that the weapon was on. For those not familiar with the game, this is near the end of the final dungeon, and there's no escape except by using magic, so I couldn't leave the dungeon or save, so that was over a half hour wasted. (In a way, I'm glad that, when I first played Final Fantasy 3, I had the ability to use save states, as the final dungeon is just too long without a place to save otherwise.)

Sarafan: The last rage quit? Dark Souls 3 this year. It was after one of my attempts of killing the Abyss Watchers. These guys are really irritating and they forced me to do an Alt+F4 combination. :) To my surprise the game doesn't feature an auto-save when using this combination. DS2 has it and it's a very nice thing.

amok: I don't think I have ever rage quitted a game. Got frustrated, yes, but never something close to a rage. I just don't have the patience. If a game annoys me, then I just shrug and find something else to play

nightcraw1er.488: Yep, the sounds of the arcade, the flashing lights, the smell of smoke and sweat. Good days.

Arcadius-8606: Barcade is keeping the dream alive. Excellent date night the wife and I.