What game have you played that you would start over start to finish repeatedly without getting sick of it?
I would replay "Pacman World 2" or "Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening" in a heart beat, I think games like this only improve the more you play through them because you learn new tricks each time and each experience can get a little bit better and still different. I love these games as a whole and I appreciate them a lot.
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Pokemon Blue, haha. I played through the 1st gen games a ton as a kid, and I've still gone back and played them every couple years in recent years. I think the wide variety of Pokemon to choose for a team adds a large level of replay-ability for most Pokemon games.
I've also really enjoyed going back a few times to The World Ends With You, since the gameplay also has different things you can do each time around for battles and stuff to make the playthroughs unique.
I've also really enjoyed going back a few times to The World Ends With You, since the gameplay also has different things you can do each time around for battles and stuff to make the playthroughs unique.
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Spyro. Lots of areas to explore and oh so many items to collect.
Final Fantasy: CrystalChronicles. Outrunning the miasma gets easier and easier and those diary entries fill the screen.
Monsters Inc Pinball. Always aiming to beat the highscore and impress Randall.
Final Fantasy: CrystalChronicles. Outrunning the miasma gets easier and easier and those diary entries fill the screen.
Monsters Inc Pinball. Always aiming to beat the highscore and impress Randall.
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