What is a game that you have been told to play, but have not played yet?

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monkeyman40210 on 16 February 2009

for example, i was told how great games like, Far Cry 2, Fallout 3, Rock Band, GTAIV, and Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragons and the Blade of Light....and i have yet to play any of them.

those are just a few that i can think of right now

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thekitchensink on 16 February 2009

Fallout 3 and MGS4--I have MGS4, but haven't gotten around to beating the first three yet, which I also own.

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soulsamurai on 16 February 2009

Patapon....other then that im going to need reminding :P

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griffinA on 16 February 2009

SoTC, Resident Evil 2 and Ultima games

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