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1. Dragonite said on March 11, 2015, 12:32:10 PM (-07:00)

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I'm not the only one who has a ton of games sitting around that I plan on playing "someday," right? Right? Right? Okay, let's pretend I'm not, aye aye?

I'm going to try to list this in order of priority to finish. But not necessarily. Post yours!

Spoiler Alert:

1. Assassin's Creed*

2. LEGO Hobbit

3. LEGO Lord of the Rings*

4. Assassin's Creed II

5. Tales of the Abyss*

6. One Piece: Romance Dawn*

7. The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind

8. To the Moon

9. Assassin's Creed III

10. LEGO Harry Potter

11. LEGO Harry Potter (Years 5-7)

12. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

13. Paper Mario: Sticker Star*

14. Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons*

15. Dark Souls

16. Xenoblade Chronicles

17. Super Mario Bros.

18. Assassin's Creed IV/Freedom Cry

19. The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky

20. Super Mario Bros. 3

21. Last Dream

22. New Super Mario Bros. 2*

23. Bone: Out from Boneville*

24. Bone: The Great Cow Race*

25. Super Mario Bros. 2

26. Cubic Ninja

27. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages

28. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons

29. Final Fantasy VII*

30. Hack 'n' Slash

31. Assassin's Creed Brotherhood

32. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

33. Millennium - A New Hope

34. Always Sometimes Monsters

35. Assassin's Creed Revelations

36. Child of Light

37. LEGO Batman

38. Final Fantasy VIII

39. One Piece: Unlimited World Red

40. Super Mario 64 DS

41. New Super Mario Bros. DS

42. LEGO Batman 2

43. Bioshock

44. The Binding of Isaac

45. One Way Heroics

46. The Banner Saga: Factions

47. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham

48. Bioshock 2

49. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky

50. Cthulhu Saves the World

51. Pixel Piracy

52. Bioshock Infinite

53. Mario Kart 64 (complete all cups)

54. Mario Kart: Super Circuit

55. Mario Kart DS*

56. Pokémon Trozei

57. Portal 2*

58. Half Life*

59. Half Life: Opposing Force

60. Half Life: Blue Shift

61. Half Life 2

62. Half Life 2: Episode One

63. Half Life 2: Episode 2

64. Half Life 2: Lost Coast

65. Tomb Raider*

66. Tomb Raider I/Anniversary

67. Tomb Raider II

68. Tomb Raider III

69. Tomb Raider: Last Revelation

70. Tomb Raider: Chronicles

71. Tomb Raider: Legend

72. Tomb Raider: Underworld

73. Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light

74. Okamiden



* partially completed (more than about an hour)

By the way, in case anyone's wondering, according to HLTB that list'll take more than a solid month of play time (~41 days) to finish off, though for some games (particularly Mario Kart and the puzzle ones) I'm not sure how the submitters chose to define "complete."

Bloody Steam sales >:|

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2. Yoshi648 said on March 11, 2015, 12:46:53 PM (-07:00)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dragonite

I'm not the only one who has a ton of games sitting around that I plan on playing "someday," right? Right? Right?

About half my collection fits into this category

All my games (except the bajillion indy games I get from Humble Bundle and whatnot) have been played for at least a few minutes to make sure they work after I got them. Actually PLAYING through them that's another story...

I also have a bunch of games where I am a good way through but had to stop playing for some reason and haven't completed yet (and then that starts the loop of "Where am I, I don't remember the controls, etc" -> eff it new game -> play until I'm at about the same spot as last time -> stop playing because life gets in the way and sits on shelf for a while -> repeat loop ->).

Hmm, maybe when I get home from work I'll count how many games I have and how many I actually played through.

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3. Cat333Pokémon said on March 11, 2015, 06:42:25 PM (-07:00)

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My own backlog is fairly sizable, and I likewise should not count most of the stuff from Humble Bundle (except the few games I actually do care about). In fact, I dumped a lot of console games last summer that I never really played enough to enjoy. My own impulse buys are thanks to GOG.com sales and spotting interesting games at local stores. The size of my backlog is probably quite extensive, and I feel bad whenever I stumble upon a good, long game that I wish I had discovered when I was younger and had fewer games to pass the time, but simply don't have the time to dedicate to it these days.