Video games you've bought more than once.

[ToyfareMark]

Apr 30, 2024 0:45:58 GMT -5 Heart of fools gold said:

Favorite thing I've learned from this thread is how popular Mass Effect is on fan. Everyone out here buying it 2-3 times

I love me some Mass Effect, and I'm someone who wasn't outraged by the ending of 3.

Anyway some more games I've bought twice.

Way of the Samurai 3 360/PC
Way of the Samurai 4 PS3/PC
Fallout 3 PS3/PC
Fallout 4 PS4/PC
KOTOR 1 & 2 Xbox/PC

Skyrim is weird. I've had it for 360, but there are 2 versions of it in my Steam library. The regular version, and the special edition, and I don't know or remember how that happened. It says I have 105 hours played in the original, but no time played in the SE. So I'm at a loss there.

I've also went back and bought used versions of older sports games since it seems like since the 360/PS3 era, sports games have gotten worse. So I've bought used copies of Madden 2005, NASCAR 05, and NCAA Football 06. These are still fun all these years later.

[tirtefaa]

Not sure if it counts, but I owned Super Mario All Stars as a kid, that being my only access to the original Super Mario trilogy until I bought an NES a couple years later, including all three Super Mario games.

Despite the graphical enhancement, I still prefer playing those games on the NES.

[Denny Zen is Cooking™]

I also played all of the Mass Effects when they first came out, and then bought the Trilogy when that came out.

Another one I have bought multiple times is 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim. I bought it on PS4 when it first came out, and then I bought the Switch release as well just because I feel like that game is ideal to be played handheld.

[Magnus the Magnificent]

Resident Evil PS1
Resident Evil Director's Cut PS1
Resident Evil Remake Gamecube
Resident Evil Remake Xbox 360
Resident Evil Remake Xbox One

[Confused Mark Wahlberg]

I bought Skyrim, put it in my PS3 and found I already had a save file. Then I remembered that I already bought it and forgot somehow.

[agent817]

Outlaw Volleyball - Both the Xbox version and PS2 version.

I bought the PS2 version first, which has extra content, such as one extra character who was DLC on the Xbox version (I wonder how DLC worked during that time). There were also extra courts.

However, after getting an OG Xbox, I bought the version for that console. It has custom soundtracks, so I could play my own music while playing the game. Controls were also a little different, particularly when doing the super spikes.