I picked up this HD remake, but I don't think that I even played it past the first level. At the very least I should have played up to and through my favourite level of the game, The Silent Cartographer.
I have bought plenty of games multiple times, but I don't think that I ever did it accidentally. I think that I picked up Half-Life on the PS2 three different times because I sold the first two copies.
I missed out on Pokemon back when it first came out. By the time I got around actually playing one I think that I was too old to truly enjoy the game. I could be wrong, but Pokemon seems as though it is marketed specifically towards children, and anybody who was sucked into it when they were younger.
I also wanted to explore space, space is endless so I don't get how you can "fall off the edge" and die. Also, I am still confused as to how you are able to use guns in space. I haven't done any research, but guns and space don't seem like they would mix all that well.
Reenactment. Your reenactment of the Call of Duty Ghosts story. I wouldn't recommend playing any Pokemon game, but that is just me.
I think that it was far more accessible than the other RPGs that I have played until that point.
I will think about God Eater Burst. I vaguely remember hearing about a Vita sequel, I may pick that one up if there is one actually coming.
As far as the other games are concerned... I have tried all of them, but had difficulty getting into them.
I watched my newest neice with my wife tonight and brought Rune Factory 4 with me and put an hour or so into it. A little slower start than I was hoping for.
So I hear from... everyone. Which is why I did pick them up. At this point I am a little scared of the Persona series.
I don't think that I really played many RPGs before I played Golden Sun.
I played Ghosts just because I had a copy of the game. I found it to be nothing special, very summer blockbustery. Which isn't necessarily my style especially since I have fallen asleep during the past couple of summer blockbusters that I watched. I think that you explained the plot a lot better and far more entertaining than the game did.
