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Message: [QUOTE="Retroviews, post: 69305, member: 5820"] Persona 4 (PS2 version) is the one I spent the most time on. I liked the story, but the game felt too slow, and I didn’t enjoy the time limits on activities outside of battles. Playing on the original hardware didn’t help either. If I ever replay it on an emulator, I think it’ll flow better. GTA: San Andreas (PS3 remaster) was another one. I was making great progress when my console broke—almost five years ago. Luckily, I backed up my save, and it’s still sitting on my hard drive, waiting for the day I get another console. YU-NO (Steam version) caught my attention because of the soundtrack and its reputation as an influential visual novel. I’m not usually into VNs, but I gave it a shot. Played the three-hour prologue, stopped, and never went back. It’s a long game, and since I don’t have much free time, I keep putting it off. Almost every classic Castlevania I’ve played fits this pattern. I only finished Rondo of Blood. I love the series, but I always hit a wall at some point and can’t move forward. That said, I tend to come back to games eventually, even after months. I don’t like leaving things unfinished. [/QUOTE]

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