I rarely completely finish games.
Although that's changed in recent years, and game completion is becoming more of a regular thing for me.
I played through and completed the entire original Spyro trilogy recently, that was great fun to run through again.
Though I have a feeling that wasn't the last thing I completed...
Bought Abe's Odysee & Exodus recently. Been playing through Exodus as thats the one I owned before, is easier and it arrived first. Not going for the whole 300 though, just aiming for the good ending, without cheating once. I'm at bonewerkz(?) atm, so the end's not far off.
After that I'll try Odysee, for what will strangely by my first time ever.
Also I should complete Shadow of The Colossus soon, though I'm not sure I want to. At first I was loving the epic-ness and feeling of ultra-badassery that comes with bringing down one of those beasts. However I've always had a feeling the ending won't be a happy one, and I got round to revisiting the spot where I did battle before on my way to the most recent colossus, and seeing the dead colossus lying there, all stone and deathly. It just didn't feel right. Although I can get r8 frustrated trying to beat those things, I couldn't help but feel sorry for it. Now I'm not sure whether I want to revisit the other colossus points to see their ruins, and carrying on to destroy them all doesn't seem right. Of course I will, I mean I wanna play the game and find out what happens, and fighting those things is so awesome. It's just that niggling feeling of guilt at the back of my mind.
I was warned about this, but I never expected the moral dilemma you come across in the game to be this strong.
I bet I sound real stupid now.