What do you do with your copy of a SP game once you completed it

Put them on a shelf for as long as I own the console it belongs to.
I usually replay a SP game 2 to 3 times anyway.

I buy everything digitally now. So it just gets deleted into the ether.... Occasionally I'll go back to it. Doing that with Bloodborne right now.

Put it on a shelf as long as the system is connected. Once I remove the system, the system and its games go into a box that goes into my cellar

I've only sold a handful of games in my life, and I did that because the games were awful or just didn't work, like POP trilogy.

I'm a collector I guess, as I like keeping my games and replaying my games.

Average to poor games, I sell. Great to godtier games, I keep forever :)

I used to keep all my games, from trash to treasure, as "memories". Dumb. Now I just have a spreadsheet of what I have played. Also kinda dumb, but it makes me happy and doesn't me any money!

Store it, if I really liked it, I'll play it again in the future, if not, I'll sell it.

I never sell games and this gen I went almost full digital so it's a no-brainer, if it's good I play'em again at a later date especially all the X1X enhanced games.

Keep to play down the line. I also keep all of my systems.

Wait X years until your brain forgets, then play it again.

I give the game to these boys, knowing they'll definitely make fantastic business with it. Bonnet de douche!

Put it back on the shelf and play it again in the future or sell it.

Shelf it. If I really enjoyed it, I'll get the urge to play it again someday, and I'd regret getting rid of it.

If I enjoyed the game then I put it on my shelf to add to my collection and someday I might replay it again in the future. If I did not enjoy the game then I probably won't even bother to finish it in the first place and I will sell it.

Very rarely sell games. They have to be totally crap, oh and obviously physical copies. Right now I'd like to get rid of a couple of Switch games at least. Super Bomberman R and some shitty performing indie game, too bad they're both digital.

Well I shelf it unless it's a naughty dog game in which case I cram dog shit in the case and ship it back to them in California. Oh irony is a bitch.

I keep them pointless selling the value just drops unless it's a Nintendo game.

Keep it and add to my collection.

I want to say “bury it in the garden” in the hope that it’ll grow into a sequel however I just put it on the shelf and add it to my collection. Sometimes I’ll go back and play it again but that seems to be a very rare thing for me these days with all the great games that keep coming out that I want to play along with my ever growing backlog.

Games like uncharted, gears of war and halo I always replay the SP at some point. But loads of others during the PS3 360 era just go untouched.

Digital/Physical single player games, I keep them for all times. Once I have completed single player only game, I sometimes start over again just for fun moments, like Witcher 3, I have beaten it like 3 times already and going on my 4th play now. TLOU, I have played it like 6 times already and will go for a 7th time this fall if I'm not playing any AAA games. So yeah, I keep my games rather it's MP or Single, I tend to play them again at some point.

God of War however, I'll do another play once Santa Monica adds new game + later on, like what Guerrilla Games added new game + for Horizon: Zero Dawn.

Voted: Play it again

I voted Play Again, though it really depends on the game. RPG's like Mass Effect, Dragon Age, KOTOR, Witcher, and Divinity Original Sin (co-op aside, I played it for the solo experience) offers a great deal of replay. To any of them I say if you only played them once, you haven't really played it.

Halo is a game that I did replay through the campaign multiple times, more so in 1 and 3, lots of classic missions with a lasting appeal that still are fun to revisit. I even was able to enjoy some extra play through's of classic Tomb Raider games as well as the new ones, along with the Batman Arkham games.

I use digital so, most of the time it gets deleted after a very long time.

@davillain-: For me it's rare to replay the exact same game that I just finished playing.

But when it does happen it's with those special games you just can't put down. Or with games that reward you for replaying a different way. I think Dishonored is a good example of that: The game plays and treats you totally different if you are going for a clean hands playthrough or a high chaos playthrough.

Love to look at my shelf of completed games. It's my own trophy case of sorts.

That's fair. It really depends on the single player game, I couldn't bring myself to go replay Heavy Rain for that reason ad never went back since. I did however enjoy Mafia 3 single player and totally couldn't wait to replay that game again, I just enjoy the 60's/70's era when color was still a thing in U.S, I just happen to like that setting and the protagonist was interesting.

Red dead is another I've replayed 3 times. I enjoyed the western setting and graphically still holds up well enough.

Sell it, give it, or keep it.

At the end of every gen, I sell off most of my games and keep the amazing ones like MGS, Uncharted, God Of War.

I have a small collection of every systems games I ever owned.

So basically I have around 10 games or less for every system since NES.

Put them on the shelf. Or in my case right now, in a box. Unless you have something that's rare, it feels unnecessary to sell the games since you get so little. I'd rather have them in my collection.

Play again or put in collection pile. Have replayed Infamous Second Son 5 times over the years.

I will always replay sp games that I enjoy.

If I want to replay it again someday I keep it. If I didn't like it enough I sell it.

This. I rarely replay games (Even the ones I love) Last game I replayed was Final Fantasy 10 and that was over a year ago. So many games and limited amount of time to go back as when you could as a kid on holidays etc.

Use for coaster..... then wait for remaster super definative editon next gen, and buy that too.

MMMMmmmmmmafia III is so good !! <3 That setting

But that's what I'm talking about though: I really enjoyed playing Mafia from beginning to end, and I was also thinking of replaying it.

But I just put it into my 'to replay' list so I'll get back to it down the line, I have no urge to replay it right now :P

Other games I can't stop replaying and it's for that one in a thousand special game experience that I keep gaming.

DKC used to be the best game I'd ever played, I still replay it... But then half life came around, I still replay that but then Dishonored came out and that one is even better. I probably have around 200 hours playing the Dishonored games lmao.

If I like the game I keep it but often I wonder why.

I keep it and play it again months later.

yet again my answer doesnt exist on the list (in fact I dont think a single player created survey on this board ever has)

anyway, salty tears aside.

I said other because the games I play you dont 'finish' you cant finish

I'm all digital so I just keep it. Depending on the game I will revisit later for DLC or achievements I did not get the first time around, its rare I do that these days though, just too much on my plate.

Rise of The Tomb Raider I recently finished and I'm still playing it, lots of stuff to do after you finish, one of the best Single player games I've ever played. Was a little surprised how good it turned out.

this. apart from the Bloodborne part

Lmao at "bury it in the garden"

I keep them and borrow them to my friends but I am starting shift to digital only. I now have so little time to go out and buy games.

@with_teeth26: did you enjoy bloodborne at all?

If it's special, I'll periodically replay it, otherwise I'll shelve it.

I play it again....in the distant future.

oh yea that game is great, I'm just not replaying it right now lol

Put it on the shelf and replay it about a year later.

put in on my shelf. Since I enjoy re-playing games from time to time

Replay it in the future.

Depends how much I enjoyed it... if it's something I'd play again, I'll obviously keep it.

But the rest, I usually trade them.