After finishing a game, I start using the achievement/trophy list to guide my replays, but at some point I might decide to stop if the task is too boring or tedious to complete. It's gotta be fun after all. I'm not so obsessive that I HAVE to get 100% completion on every game, although it's pretty cool when I do that.
I really want to play more of the Dragon Quest games.
I'm pretty sure I'm not an obsessive type personality, but I've had friends who definitely show the signs of having that about all sorts of different passtimes.
Bet he had to pay some artisan half a kingdom to make that helmet.
Right now (and I go through various opinions while I'm reading something) I'm thinking he's a reactionary and just can't stand what the Industrial Revolution has done to society. Maybe he's right to rail against it though. I'll read on.
Oh yea, Lego Indiana Jones 2 also has online co-op. I think those are the only two.
Humor always attracts me to a game.
I love drawing out the maps.
I remember a tennis game for Game Boy Color that was highly rated. Maybe it was Mario Tennis. I'd look it up on allgame.com but it's no more.
I've picked up a lot of games now on Xbox Live sales, but I wonder if those games will always be able to be played. I mean what if MS cuts off it's live service to the 360 like it did to original Xbox, and I haven't downloaded the game yet, even though I bought it. That worries me a bit, but I can't turn down $5 games that I want to play, even if they are only in the cloud? Nope.
