What demo do you download over and over again.

I dont know about anybosy else, but in this era of downloadable demos and expensive enough games, I often fall in love with some game demos but for some reason dont end up buying the game. Even for same games the demo is fun but you know the game wouldnt be, like the superman returns demo, its quite fun but its obviously a crappy game.
 
I mean I own more than 40 next gen games but that doesn't mean I have the budget to buy anything or the space so sometimes I would rather download the demo than buy it now at $20 from amazon. I would like to know if anybody else is in the same boat and what demo you sometimes find youself downloading again every six months. 
 
For me the stand outs are: 
Amped 3 (Xbox 360) You get a whole mountain face to snow board and a glider, awesome!
LOTR: Battles for middle-earth II (Xbox 360) It runs better than my PC version and the console cortrols were great
Call of Duty 2 (Xbox 360) Its a great demo, highlighting the best of the game, also gives me 360 launch fever all over again.
Civilisation Revolution (Xbox 360) Fun demo, dont think I'd play the whole game
Lost Planet (Xbox 360) There was something about this demo when It came out at E3 2006.
 
What about anybody else, similiar opinion?

I probably spent more time with the Skate demo than I did with the actual career mode That skate park is still my favourite spot in the game, and the demo gave you 30 minutes to play.

I have never downloaded a demo repeatedly like you. If a games good I will opt to buy the game, and delete the demo.

" I have never downloaded a demo repeatedly like you. If a games good I will opt to buy the game, and delete the demo. "

" @Linkyshinks said:

" I have never downloaded a demo repeatedly like you. If a games good I will opt to buy the game, and delete the demo. "

Yeah but don't you think that sometimes the demo is fun but you know that the game as a whole wont be worth the money? "

Killzone 2 is one that I keep downloading and need to buy

I played the Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising demo over and over. Novalogic realized their mistake after a while and ended the demo's online access :(

I played the Wanted: Weapons of Fate demo at least 5 times, but never bought it after the gloomy reviews.

 Back in the day the Tony Hawk games had great demos. Never bought any of those games but played the demos to death.

"  Back in the day the Tony Hawk games had great demos. Never bought any of those games but played the demos to death. "

I played a ton of the Aggressive Inline demo back in the day.

" Civilisation Revolution (Xbox 360) Fun demo, dont think I'd play the whole game "

The Half Life 1 demo was the greatest thing ever. It actually scared me as a 12 year old. And, it was totally unique - the demo area wasn't even included in the actual HL game. Epic.

" The Half Life 1 demo was the greatest thing ever. It actually scared me as a 12 year old. And, it was totally unique - the demo area wasn't even included in the actual HL game. Epic. "

I don't really download demos multiple times. The only demos I have redownloaded have been the Mirror's Edge demo (xbox live) and the Peggle demo (Steam). Mirror's edge just for the experiance it offers despite the poor final game and peggle because it is so addictive and I don't actually own the game.

I don't download the game over and over.

A game called Gravatation on the Net Yaroze or whatever it was called. It wasn't a demo really but it was on a demo disc. One of my favourite games ever, me and my mate used to play that all day.

While I havent downloaded it over and over again I tend to keep demo's of quick games that I can play for 5 minutes. I had the Perfect Dark Zero Demo on my 360 for a year and half so I could play a bot match for 2/3 minutes before I left.

" While I havent downloaded it over and over again I tend to keep demo's of quick games that I can play for 5 minutes. I had the Perfect Dark Zero Demo on my 360 for a year and half so I could play a bot match for 2/3 minutes before I left. "

I remember playing the Crackdown demo a lot before the game came out.  They only let play for 5 minutes at a time which is prbably why I was able to still enjoy the game after I bought it.

" I remember playing the Crackdown demo a lot before the game came out.  They only let play for 5 minutes at a time which is prbably why I was able to still enjoy the game after I bought it. "

 Soldier of Fortune 2 MP Demo. Played so much sniper wars back in the day :D

I suppose the demo I have played the most (and still haven't bought the full game) is RE5.
 
My friends used to play the Halo 1 demo constantly online (the demo allowed for online play on Blood Gulch only).

Stranglehold - now i feel ashamed

It would be the Banjo Nut and Bolts demo for me. I keep downloading it because the game is only $20 and I am trying to make myself like it because everyone I talk to seems to love it, but I just can't.

Iron man but they took it down I think

Before Resident Evil 5 was released, I went to all my friend's houses and downloaded the demo on their Xbox 360's.  I couldn't get enough of the game.

Sonic: Unleashed; the demo lets you play the first level, the only good one.

the orange box, shadowrun, bioshock, many more cant think of them right now

I've never downloaded demoes repeatedly. If you like it so much, it would be better in the interest of time to buy the actual game.

I probably played the Burnout Paradise demo for atleast 10 hours before the game came out.

Why would you download a demo more than once?

Dead Rising demo, for personal reasons.

This is what I usually do with my 360, just download new demos and play them every time I turn on my 360 and then after I'm done with it I turn my 360 off... I havn't bought a 360 game in months.

The bioshock demo, I played the full game but I just love the very beginning so much.
 
I think i've probably downloaded it about 4 times.
-The first time
-When my family got our first HDTV to see how it looked
-When i got a surround sound set for dorm room and wanted to hear how it sounded
-When I got to go home and try it with 1080p and 5.1 surround sound

GH: Aerosmith. The demo is still on my 360 and Ive owned that game TWICE. The problem with that demo is that all the best songs are on it. There are only two reasons I owned the full game, firstly it was a cheap way to get a few points quickly, secondly to play "She sells sanctuary". 
 
Stick with the demo.

" I probably played the Burnout Paradise demo for atleast 10 hours before the game came out. "

" I have never downloaded a demo repeatedly like you. If a games good I will opt to buy the game, and delete the demo. "

I played the Halo PC online demo a lot.

I had more fun with the Stranglehold demo than the full game. Could beat that shit on top difficulty, couldn't even try with the game haha.

I only download a demo once.

The Halo Wars demo was great it had a ton of content on it. When the game finally came out and i bought it i was fucking really good at it, just because i had played the demo so many times.

Bionic Commando Rearmed. Everyone raves about it. I don't get it. I've downloaded it 4 times now, trying to figure out what I'm missing that makes it amazing.

None.  There are too many other full games I want to play than to go back ad keep playing demos over and over again.

" I played the Halo PC online demo a lot. "

pure had an amazing demo and red faction guerrilla but both of those games i lost intrest in pretty fast when i played the full games