I was letdown with Brutal Legend. The demo looked awesome and I love heavy music. But I never will or has has ever liked that type of battle strategy game. The game looks awesome with great music but I will never return to it again because of the gameplay. I kinda suffered through it to see every area of the game and hear Jack Black, but I hated the gameplay. I felt almost hustled when I played it. I played an awesome demo where I assembled and rode around in cool car, but the demo didn't feature any of the battle strategy parts that was prevailent throughout the game.

@sanghelle56: How can you be so sure of the qualities of Ghost of Tsushima before it's even released? How do you know it will be original and not offensive?

Learn to ignore the Trophies/Achievements. Games are much more fun that way. When I realised I can't get all trophies because I can't always finish games on hard and many Trophies/Achievements are connected to multiplayer I never play, I realised I can never get all Trophies/Achievements anyway so why bother. I think I've even turned of notification for Trophies. I enjoy the games much more now.

I replay games all the time. It's mostly because I enjoy the gameplay and story and want to experience it again. I've lost track of how many times I've played the Batman Arkham series. It's a great series I return to often. I can't explain why I would rewatch tv-series or movies, but I do that a lot too.

Right now I'm replaying The Longest Jourrney and Dreamfall because I felt kinda lost playing Dreamfall Chapters and wanted to brush up on the story.

I've never been to a midnight launch. I've been tempted a few times when I lived in a city, but having to get up at 6am to go to work it didn't seem like a smart move. It has worked fine just pre-ordering it and picking it up after work.

@qx0d: For the record, I like RDR2. But just because a game has a story doesn't exclude it from being boring. Which weirdly seems to be your point. I can totally understand people finding it boring. I got bored a few times myself. I think the everyday cowboy-tasks were boring. I don't like hunting, fishing or collecting flowers. I don't mind them being there for people who enjoy that sort of thing, but I didn't enjoy being forced through these boring tasks multiple times while playing the main story and side quests. I'm kinda a completionist when it comes to open-world games. I like finishing every side-missions. So when I was finished with the main-story and side-missions I was "forced" to fish and hunt multiple times I really didn't want to do. That was unnecessary.

@sauer21: Who are these manboys you keep hating on? I saw you all over the place on a random post in System Wars. What's your problem?

I think the story in GTAV was pretty good. Michael living a "care-free" life when his criminal past finally caught up to him. Small-time crook Franklin getting a chance for bigger scores while struggling with he idea of leaving his friend behind. I replay GTA5 mostly for the story. It's very compelling with various plot-points starting out separately and convering.

Last of Us has a very good story. And Detroit:Become Human had a good story and interesting philosophical dilemmas.

I sorta been having a point-and-click "retro binge-playing". I've just played through most of the Larry Laffer-games and now I'm playing The Longest Journey. Space Quest keeps popping into my head. It was a really fun series and I want to replay it. But I don't really care for the aged 16-bit graphics. I want to replay them mostly for the gameplay and plot. I know SQ1 had a 256-color re-release. What versions of the game are available to download? I see GOG and Steam are selling package deals with 1,2 and 3 and 4,5, and 6. What versions are available in those packs? How's the remake by Infamous Adventures? Is it possible to play on Windows 10?

GTA-series. I heard about the first games and the controversies. But I never really got curious and bothered getting them. It didn't really sound like my type of game. When I got PS2 and found GTA3 in a bargain bin I decided to give it a shot. Didn't regret it. A great series that has stayed with me ever since.