Games you loved but could only play once

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Twad

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Quite a bunch, depends on how long it takes to beat the game. The longer it is, the less likely i am to try to beat it again.
 

Phoenixlight

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Hmm probably Bioshock because while I enjoyed the story and game-play I absolutely despised the hacking sections of connecting water pipes together. And probably uncharted drake's fortune, I can?t really think of a reason why. I just traded it in for uncharted 2 when I'd completed it.
 

darrinwright

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Bioshock 1 and Oblivion. Felt no need to return to Rapture, and as for Oblivion, I pretty much did everything I was interested in doing the first time through.
 

DreamByJoev1

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Doom3- scary as hell the 1st few times you play it, but no me being such a sad OTT Doom fan i've played it so much times i know where everything is... it'd been better if the voice acting wasnt so mono-toned and the demons had the brains to actually chase you like in the original Doom95 games-- you could run, but they'd eventually come and get you...

longest i'd gone without playing it was nearly 5 months and then got so fed up decided to play it- still knew when every bastard comes out and most of the locker codes etc... ¬_¬
 

ben---neb

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Morrowind. Just don't have the time to go back and replay it after I lost my save game. Guess I'll never get to Solstheim after all. Sigh. Ah well, if I ever break both my legs I'll go back to it.
 

AfterAscon

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I'm like this with pretty much all games now. I just don't see the point playing through games again, no matter how amazing they were. This may be partly due to not having a lot of free time at the moment, but also not wanting to soil the original experience by noticing potential flaws which may ruin the overall experience. I've been meaning to start Shadow of the Colossus again, but I don't think it'll live up to my memories.

Once the main game is done I either stick with the multiplayer or move on to the next.
 

NickCaligo42

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Plurralbles said:
The Legend of Zelda: twilight princess.


Or, at least, I thought I could only play once, as I traded it in(I'm a dumbass, it was the gamecube version) and now i want to play it again.


gah!

I usually replay games eventually, even if it's years later.
Personally I'm wishing I kept the Gamecube version. I could barely play the Wii version because it looks and feels unbelievably wonky after the Gamecube controls, which I frankly liked a lot better.

Still, yeah, Zelda games aren't usually too hot for a second playthrough so soon after the first...
 

Vet2501

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Fallout 3 and Oblivion, I played them to death when I got them but I just can't face playing them again.
 

Marowit

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I can't really remember any games that I played through multiple times - I think the last one might have been Zelda Ocarina of Time.

Games just lose my interest once I've beaten them once. That being said, the only games that don't lose my interest on multiple play throughs are MMOs - I guess different classes/zones/quests/dungeons are what do it for me (plus the multiplayer aspect of it I think help mix things up so I don't dwell on similarities on multiple play throughs).
 

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Gun. I loved it, but it's so unbelievably short that if I re-played it, it would feel like I'd just done it all the previous day--because I did! (Beat it in one sitting...)
 

UPRC

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Half-Life 2. It was an awesome experience, but I just can't bring myself to go through it all ever again.
 

Ciran

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Tales of Symphonia. I absolutely loved the game, but it was far too long to try and get through a second time, especially because there was very little variation that made any difference in the game.
 

foxlovingfreak

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Fallout 3 Why you may ask because it keeps frezing on me to the point I'm not even sure if what I'm playing it on can handle another play therw. It if it wasn't for that I would defintly give it another run.