How many times do you beat one game?
I usually beat it once and then play other games for a few months. Then I might come back and beat it again. I dont think I haveever beaten a game more then 3 times.
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How many times do you beat one game?
I usually beat it once and then play other games for a few months. Then I might come back and beat it again. I dont think I haveever beaten a game more then 3 times.
Depending on the game. MW2 i beat it a few times because it was short and fun. But something like fallout 3 just isnt worth it.I've beaten MGS 3 20 times. That's my all time record. Usually 2 to 3 times per game though. If it's a good one.
It depends. I played JC2 twice consecutively because it was so much fun running around just doing crazy stuff. Mass Effect 2 I played through twice as two characters, then waited until now with all the DLC campaigns to use my third ME character.
Dragon Age I ploughed through once, and although part of me says 'try another class', I found it a hard slog doing it just once. I've gone through Mafia 2 and Crysis just once, although I'd like to play Crysis again to try things differently from the stealth approach I used.
If there's a way to mix it up, I'll probably play a game 2 or more times. I'm not an achievement chaser, so unless there's going to be something fresh in another playthrough, I probably won't bother.
depends on unlockables, harder mods etc
Kazincski
i would complete harder modes, and i would buy the DLC's and extra content.
Most games I only complete once. There are some games that I really like that I would complete multiple times. It all depends on the game.
Once. But I tend to play it again years later and beat it again. So maybe once every decade to keep it fresh.
At least two or three times. Only game finished once is Devil May Cry 4 which I found boring. The ones I have played most are Mass Effect 1,2 and GTA: San Andreas (about 6 times each). Since games are expensive and I buy the original copies I tend to play them a LOT
I basically replay all my absolute favorite games (like Freedom FIghters and the Sands of Time series) once a year, its just a sort of traditional thing I do.koospetoors
Hey, a man of good taste. Two of the greatest games ever made, I really hope IO gets off their butts and begins working on FF2.
I guess it depends rts I will play the skirmish usually quite a few times before I put it down and rpg might get a second play through but fps and action game pretty much once I have a very good memory of the games I play so I often get bored with in 5 minutes of trying to play a game I have already go through.
Beating a game that I liked more than once was pretty common when I was a kid, but nowadays I don't even have enough time to beat most of the games that I want to play once. 0 = Lack of time or interest. 1 = Typically what I try to do now if I enjoy the game. 2+ = I have to like the game a lot to play through it again.
Games like Mass effect or Knights of the Old Republic, I'll beat a minimum of two times, simply because it's pretty different if you act differently in th game. Games like Call of Duty I'll typically only beat once, though if I get bored, I might play through them again.
ive beaten re4 around 5 times and uncharted 2 a couple times...ohh and ive beated dead space a couple timesSpedKnightand we cant forget the origonal halo...i beat that game countless times
All depends on what game it is.
I have beaten Resident Evil remake like.... 12 times and RE 4 maybe 6-7 times because I just love them.
A short FPS with a fun campaign with different difficulty levels like Halo or COD I often beat 2-3 times. RPGs and Action adventure 1-2 times max.
EDIT: The main factor as to why I don't replay other games more is pretty much time. Unless its a short game, I don't really have time to go through and beat a 30 hour game again when I have a backlog of 3-4 games that are waiting unopened to be played.
Hi Rekunta, I also played Super Metroid before. In my opinion it is a perfect example of an old-school game. The game had a map, but you had to mentally mark down points of interest in your own head. Today, games tell you exactly where everything is, remind you all the time, and scream out answers at you.Lance230
Yea, SM is simply amazing, I never get tired of playing it, even back to back over and over again. It's timeless.
It really takes something special for me to bother and go back to replay a game all the way through to the finish. There are only a handful of titles I've beaten multiple times. None more than Sonic 3 and Knuckles, however. Jeez, I own about four or five different versions of that game due to all the compilations it's on, and I've beaten it multiple times on each version. God I love that game.
And after recently finishing Other M, I'm currently replaying Metroid Fusion. Man this game was good, makes me wish I still had my Gamecube so I could play it on the TV, though. :(
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