That is for people with too much time on their hands, I only play my games once and I still have a big backlog. I hate trophies, they ruin my enjoyment of the games, since I don't have too much time on my hands if I want to reach 100% trophies in a game I have to go before even playing the game to find a guide to see which is the shortest way to do it, use guides and ruin the plot, and even there many require multiple playthroughs, so I will never reach 100% according to the developers.

I take advantage of my games and I try to get the most of them, but I decide when I reach my 100%, like DKC: Tropical Freeze, I reached 100% and I was done with the game, if the game had trophies they will force me to play the game again on hard and pass all the extra stuff to get platinum and I will feel that I did took advantage of the game.

Playing a game more than once is having to much time on your hands? Although I rarely actually 100% any game (most are simply to time consuming), it's still fun to try for me at least, and yeah during the summer months I have tons of free time. 

By that I'm mainly referring to Nintendo and PC games. Yes I know steam have achievements but they kind of suck so don't count.

I just love getting achievements and trophies and 100% a game. I like games on Nintendo systems and on PC but they just don't feel as good. Why waste time playing them when I could be playing a game that's just as good but also have the benefit of earning achievements or trophies at the same time.

Anybody else feel the same way?

Yes it is for me. I have 29 games still unwrapped, I have a full time job, a wife and a baby comming, if I ever want to play through my games and experience new worlds, gameplay mechanics and styles i cannot afford the luxury and replay my games, I try to take advantage of everything I play, but once the game leaves the console there is 0% chance that it goes back.

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