almak

Signed. A full 1250/1250. The first and last retail game in which I cared to max out achievement score.

I recently bought both Fallout 1 and 2 (for the third time) from GOG solely to have OSTs of those games. Mark Morgan is an amazing composer! I lost count of how many times I listened to this track alone:

This year, hands down Resident Evil 5. I wasn't expecting to like it at all, let alone play through it over 6 times.
I'm really hopeful that Prototype is going to fall under this category as well but I'm beginning to loose faith there. :/

I'm on my second character right now but I saved over my last one so I don't have the exact data of that playthrough but on my current one I clock about 70+ hours which overall coupled with my 1st char would easily add up to over 120 hours of gameplay.

Without a doubt Fallout 3. Between actually exploring the general DC area and the DLCs I'm now around 60 hours into the game on my second character, 30 of which are this year alone.

A close second would have to be Resident Evil 5. I think at this point I'm on my 7th/8th play through of the game.

Gothic1/2. Strayed off the beaten path? Here have a nice dish of a boot up your ass...
Also Half-Life 1. I still remember some of those ridiculous jumps I had to make in Xen. :/

2D: Shinobi 3: Return of Ninja Master
3D: Bionic Commando Rearmed...now that I think about it thats more like 2.5D, in which case Mirrors Edge

Probably Fuel if for nothing else than for the fact that its open world but likely after reading some reviews first to be sure. I want to say Prototype but every time I see that game it looks less and less like something to which I would want to commit $60. :/ I guess I'll be dipping a bit into my backlog this/next month to finish up all the stuff I bought off of GOG.com and the like, we'll see.