That kind of thing wasn't even an option before I switched to PC. An ancient Japanese-only game that was never officially translated even when they put it out on the Wii eshop (I found a fan-translated version). I was just playing "DoReMi Fantasy" on a snes emulator earlier today. Now, I have access to hundreds of AAA titles, over 1000 smaller/indie titles, on top of everything that's free and emulation for every system earlier than the Wii and PS2. I could waste the $45-55 I spent and go back to playing Little Big Planet or the latest Shooter/Racing-Game, or I could justify my relatively large purchase by playing even if I didn't really like the game. Back in the console days, I paid numerous times more per game, so I often felt I HAD to finish each one to justify it, and along with that I only had a few fresh titles to play with, so it's not like I even had the choice to hop around. And even when that's not the case, there's just SO MANY games that your mind can't help but wonder. Quite a number of titles now have pretty derivative and sometimes even monotonous elements that just have me interested in something else. I seem to often get 50-80% of the way through big games before stopping. I guess Dark Souls 2 did as well in 2014.
commented almost 4 years ago Trending on GameWatcher. Hawaii and Belgium Want To Ban Lootboxes. Could Amazons New Lord of the Rings Prequel. Shadow of Mordor Developers Next Game Will Use. The last ones were Dishonored and Far Cry 3 in 2012. Middle-Earth: Shadow of War Mods Trending Middle-Earth: Shadow of War. I haven't had a game completely and totally suck me in, in quite a while.
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