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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, ICO, and Super Metroid. All are games I love, and exploring and finding all the hidden stuff is a huge part of that... but I have them sort of memorized by now.

I wouldn't mind having the earlier versions of FFIV erased too, so I could experience the PSP "Complete Collection" version as my first time. That version was basically what the game always FELT LIKE to me, despite the notably crappier translation and graphics on the original.

I was going to say Vagrant Story for the same reasons as the first three (I accidentally made it through the Snowfly Forest without thinking about it a few times, I know it so well by now) except that uhm. The first time I played it and got to the ending, I was pretty much traumatized and although I started the New Game + mode, I spent 99 hours forging weapons rather than beat it a second time.

If I experienced it all again for the first time, I would probably go through that whole "oh crap ... oh crap. OH CRAP. OMG. OMG NO. NO OMG OMG OMG" thing like I did the first time. Which, I mean, that's one reason it's my favorite game. HURTS SO GOOD. Especially when I noticed one little detail the second time through the ending that made everything both better and worse.

I wish for games like that they could have some kind of randomization aspect. If nothing else so you have to look for hidden things in new areas. Would totally increase the longevity of the game.

Was the ending of Vagrant Story super hard or emotional?

Let's just say a lot of people died, and those that survived... probably wish they hadn't, because they're pretty much screwed. But it was really the only way that the game could have ended without seeming like a cop-out.

Yasumi Matsuno has a tendency towards that kind of ending to his games, and I LOVE IT. He is pretty much the reason I enjoy seeing characters I love die, as long as their deaths are fitting and have a purpose. (Icon for reasons. ;))

Oh man, I love depressing endings (except in fanfiction). I am just like, KILL EVERYONE MWAHAHAHA!

I don't care for it when it's just gratuitous death or whatever... but when it's a case of "there's no possible way this could end well for anyone involved" and then they don't try to pretend there is? Or when something is long and torturous and you think it's finally over - except OOPS, no it just came back to bite everyone in the butt? LOVE IT.

(I should probably read/watch Game of Thrones one of these days, from what I hear. I get the impression I'd be practically orgasmic at something that happens at a wedding... kinda like when I was watching Wrath of Khan with my new-to-Trek girlfriend, and she was crying at the ending and I was trying not to be too obvious that I was grinning widely.)

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