I don't remember it being this good

[chromewarriorXIII]

Tales of Symphonia

This. Now i gotta go back and play it...thanks lol.

Say good-bye to another 30+ hours of you life (assuming you replaying it from the beginning).

Nah. I'll just use one of my completed games already. It had a total of like 200 hours on it or something lol.

Ah, I just got over 100 hours on it (my previous file already had about 60). But I've got a feeling that I'll get another 100 quite easily, since I'm going to try and get all the titles and do all the sidequests.

 

[monstersquad]

Left for Dead for me.
I was super into Nazi Zombies for months upon months, then I tried the first one and I absolutely DETESTED it, because it was so different from NZ. Then after a while, I tried it again and began to appreciate it. Now my buddy and I play Left for Dead 2 more than any other game we have.

 

[Godavari]

I played through Mirror's Edge again recently. I disliked that game when I first tried it, but after another run-through I realised that if you just don't pay attention to the story, the parkour elements at thecore of the game really shine through. Sure, it had its flaws, but I now have a respect for that game because it broke down walls. I mean, how many other first-person platformers have you seen that actually worked most of the time?

 

[PxDn Ninja]

Final Fantasy X-2. Shaaaadup. It's not that bad.

I think it was my willingness to accept the combat system and the fact that I'd actually touched a real woman when I played it the second time around.

Touching real women make everything better.

And I support you, I personally liked X-2.

 

[me.vicky]

I was largely obsessed with Super Mario Sunshine for five years after I played it at a friend's house. So obsessed, in fact, that last year I bought a Gamecube JUST so I could finally own it. And it gets better every time I play it. No, I'm serious. There's just something about it that makes my heart-muscle smile.

And the same goes for Katamari Damacy. That is some seriously addictive shit. I love it more every time I play.

 

[StBishop]

Final Fantasy X-2. Shaaaadup. It's not that bad.

I think it was my willingness to accept the combat system and the fact that I'd actually touched a real woman when I played it the second time around.

Touching real women make everything better.

And I support you, I personally liked X-2.

If you'd never eaten anything ever, and were starving, watching a game where the main protagonists were all made of choclate and delicious food, (sure it's cgi food, but cgi food still looks tasty if you're thirteen hungry) would be slightly infuriating.

Now imagine you went away and ate some food. The game just becomes a game which, for some reason, has food for main protagonists. It's less embarrassing.

 

[garfoldsomeoneelse]

A long time ago, back when Vice City first came out, all I ever did was cheat, cheat, cheat. It made for a hell of a good time, but after a while, I began to wonder why the game was the exact same difficulty from beginning to end. Made for a lot of monotony. But then, on the second playthrough, I decided to play it without doing health/armor/weapons/helicopter cheats at the beginning of every mission. The game made a hell of a lot more sense, and was actually rewarding instead of just being an excuse to run around and kill people.

Of course, I was still just a kid, so I ended up giving up a lot and entering codes after failing a mission even once.