Kinda like little big planet meets ARPGs. Could be a lot of fun.

eh 3.5 is a little harsh. I would give it at least a 5 since you get to play with tricorders.

Well...This is still a developer issue. If a game has a lot of replay value and boasts a deep/lengthy story then people will keep it for much longer. As for fable 3; it has somewhat of a shallow story with little to no replay value, and almost no character development (not to mention basic button mashing combat pretty much)....so i took it back and sold it after i beat it in 4-5 days. Now consider Dragon Age Origins; for me this game was loads of fun; great story, awesome characters. I played it all the way through at least 3 times as well as all of the DLC. Did I sell it? Well...no I bought it on steam...but I wouldn't if I could because it's that awesome and I may play it again. So I feel it is up to the developers whether or not we sell games. You can't make people pay you the same amount of money when the content is clearly not equal for all games. So my game collection is made up of games I'm playing, and games which blew me away. I support second-hand gaming and when I sell games the money almost always goes back in to video game sales.