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Knowing you, go with Xillia 2. I agree with what Super Step Said about Alien and Evil Within. Evil Within was my game of the year, but it is very old school in it's gameplay mechanics, and if you didn't enjoy Resident Evil 4 and later games, you won't like it either-- actually I can see non-fans getting frustrated. As much as I loved the atmosphere of Alien, I got very annoyed with the lack of checkpoints. Hope this helps? 

Aint no shame in not having physical gifts. I do love The Secret World. I think it's quite unique in it's story telling for an MMO actually. Enjoy!

I played the first Shadowrun too. More of a good thing is always better!

That was my other gripe with the game, DS2 emphasized coop a bit more than previous games and if the multiplayer community dies down, you are on your own again. A minor gripe, but a gripe nonetheless.

It's out on most systems. There should be a sale at some point. It's basically Mega Man.

I can't think about anything bad to say about any of those really? If I had a PS4 I'd probably get Diablo 3 on it just to give my clicking finger a break. 

I wasn't going to mention Borderlands because I like parts of the new one, like the setting and laser guns, but there is a lot of grind in between, and I wish they would get away from that and just give you a more focused story or at least give you mounts and crafting earlier. I read some of their dungeons are very creative and fun. Why hide them in the end of the game. They could have included them during the campaign. I stopped playing after I unlocked the Stingray mounts. The game just ran out of steam for me after starting off strong.

I really need to get into this series. Perfect for Vita!

I'm playin on PC, and my finger is going to fall off from all clicking. I definitly would have remapped my actions to ABXY buttons, and not R2 if I was playing on console. I would kill myself with that R2! On normal level you are basically advancing the story through Act V, if you got Reaper of Souls. Then the game gets harder on repeat with higher difficulty and it becomes about stats and gear. I still find the repetativness of the game relaxing though, if that makes any sense, but honestly dude, REMAP to face buttons OMG! 

This is part of the reason why I haven't purchased the game yet, I knew it would suck up a lot of my time and I have a pending backlog. I thought it would be best to play it when there is a gaming drought next year. Everything I've heard and read about the game is that the story and characters begin to develop towards the later half of the game. That Bioware story telling that I love from Mass Effect and Dragons Age is supposably at the tail end. 40 hours is helluvalot of time to sink into any game really. I think I put like 60 hours into Dragon Age 2 recently, so I'm not feeling a long ass game right now. Now back to Reaper of Souls!  I honestly didn't like Mordor, but you can knock it out in like 20+ hours I suppose. It's all action and stealth, but I don't think that Nemesis system everyone raved about is in PS3 version. I think I did everything too. I don't think it's worth putting Inquisition down for it though, but that's just me. I would recommend taking a break or playing something else in between, like Hearthstone or something.