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SoranMBane

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In a way, Journey. I've only played it twice so far (once online for the beautiful sense of camaraderie, and once offline for some soul-crushing loneliness). It's not so much out of fear of tarnishing my memories of it, because the game is just plain fantastic on every level, but I am afraid that it'll be less... Magical if I play it again. Besides, those few hours I did play it were more than worth my $15.
 

Mobax

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Ah Goldeneye, it was the first game I bought once I got my N64. Loved that game so much. But sadly it has not aged well. Last Thanksgiving, my cousins and I dug out the cartridge and played. It was fun in a nostalgic sense, but the game mechanics were foreign to me now. And it's clunky and way harder to aim then modern console shooters.

I still have very fond memories playing Goldeneye, but I won't be replaying it again. That being said, I still love playing a few 64 games. Smash Bros, Mario Kart, and Mario Party are all still as fun today as they were 15 years ago. I feel that is a testament to a well made game and system. The fact my 64 is still working without issue after all these years is something new consoles could learn from *coughred-ringcough*

I also still play my original xbox games on rare occasions. I played through the entire MQ of Morrowind leading up to Skyrim's launch in 2011, after a brief re-adjustment to the play style I had a great time. I also still play some Splinter Cell Chaos Theory levels, the best game of that franchise imo. Oh and I still really enjoy playing Pirates of Caribbean, even thought it's not b/c on the 360 and I have to actually plug in my old xbox. And the game is still buggy and corrupts save files. lol I still like it though.

I feel you can go back and enjoy some old games, some are still fun to play, others are best left to memory. I would just say, go back cautiously and don't force yourself to play and old game and risk ruining the fond memories.
 

Elvis Starburst

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*wheels out my creaky Goldeneye wagon*
Yeaaahhhh... Me and my 2 brothers decided to play this for some fun, then we realized it played like ass and we didn't have much fun. Switched to F-Zero X and it was all kittens and rainbows~

I guess a more original/uncommon vote for me would be Mario Kart 64. I just... don't find it that great these days. It used to be so fun, but I can't seem to enjoy the maps, controls, or the way the red shells work (they keep flying into the damn walls!!!). It's too bad too, I really liked it back in the day.
 

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xshadowscreamx said:
i would not feel right replaying THE WALKING DEAD, what has happened, im happy with it. i dont want anything different it would be unnecessary.. and not sure i can handle the ending again ha.
I had a similar feeling after Mass Effect 3.
3 games of build-up, got together the whole f*** Galaxy to try one last time to knock out the reapers, sucker punched that reporter 3 times (well, the third time was a headbut but whatever), and at the end of it all we won. Finally beat the game, saw the ending, not quite happily ever after (because APPARENTLY the star-child wasn't lying about destroying all synthetics. I called his bluff because that makes little sense. There goes about a third of the settled galaxy and 2 species.)
BUT, ENDING ASIDE, after beating the series, I had a very significant sense of conclusion. It was very much a completed story. Going back to any of the games just felt a bit pointless, because I've done that song and dance before, I know how it ends, and I was satisfied with it as a whole.
So, despite the DLC that is enticing, I'm done with the Mass Effect trilogy.