Exactly as the title says. What are the Xbox series/games that you want to, but, for whatever reasons (lack of money, not owning the system, laziness, etc.), never got around to trying/buying? List the franchise/games and the reason(s)you want to play it, as well as the reason you haven't yet.

For me, the biggest series is... uhh... Crackdown I guess? Most of Microsoft's series' that I was ever interested in I've already tried, not to mention that they don't exactly have as much as Nintendo or Sony.

I've always thought that I would've liked the idea of a superpowered sandbox game, but from what (relatively little, admittedly) I've played of InFamous and Prototype, I wasn't particularly impressed.

When we go to individual games however, things get more interesting.

I've played the original Banjo Kazooie on the 360, and was SUPREMELY unimpressed by the controls, by I was still want to give Banjo-Tooie a try. I have Rare Replay, I'm just lazy.

I thoroughly enjoyed Fable III, and really want to try Fable II (and am well aware of its reputation as better than 3 in every way), but I'm lazy.

One of my good friends heaps praise about Blue Dragon, and I'm willing to give a shot on that alone, but lazy.

Halo would be the one for me. I didn't have much interest on the 360s o I didn't bother buying it. If MCC comes to PC, 110% would play it

Halo, I've never owned an Xbox and I like sci-fi shooters.

Halo here too. Haven't played any of the games after Halo 3, but I would like to experience some of them at least a little bit.

Halo, I've played it a couple of times on my cousin's xbox and it's very fun.

Didn't get into Fable until Fable II rolled around. I think that's about it that I know of. Played Halo since the first game and stopped at 4. I know I won't be able to play any of the recent ones due to them being stuck to Win 10, even if they did arrive they would be stuck to just that OS.

Banjo-Kazooie. Never played the N64 games, and I heard good things about Nuts and Bolts.

Halo and Fable

Makes me wonder how much more Halo would sell as a multiplat...

Nuts & Bolts is a perfectly fine game as long as you approach it with the right mindset. It's not a platformer like the others, rather, the focus is on building your own vehicles (cars, boats, and planes) to explore your environment and complete challenges.

I still want to give the Fable franchise a shot. I've heard Fable 3 wasn't all that good though!