Bioshocksurvivr

Back in my younger days, I really enjoyed playing Insomniac's Spyro trilogy.

But like the Crash series, I completely lost interest once it's original creators moved on.

However, also like Crash, I find myself getting pretty excited for the remaster collection that's coming.

So I've been wondering...are there any other Spyro games outside of Insomniac's that are worth playing?

I'm about to start that tradition with Symphony of The Night.

Yep, Halloween is great for actual horror games like Silent Hill, or Resident Evil, as well as the more light-hearted stuff. Like Luigi's Mansion, and Costume Quest.

Arkham Origins is a cool idea for a Christmas game! I'm actually in the middle of replaying the whole Arkham series now. And I had completely forgotten about it taking place on Christmas Eve.

Psychonauts, and Borderlands seem like they would make great summer games as well.

Anyone have any games you always play around certain holidays, or seasons?

Summer always makes me want to replay Red Dead, while winter makes me want to revisit Skyrim's harsh blizzards.

I play Bioshock, and Resident Evil 4, and Undead Nightmare every Halloween, but have yet to find a good Christmas game.

The Eagles during their Long Road Out of Eden Tour back in 2008. The concert was around three hours long, and was just phenomenal. Not a note out of place, and the mood was set perfectly for each song.

I've been wondering about this as well. I have a PS4, but not an Xbox One.

I kinda want to get the Pro, or the One X. The Xbox would probably make more sense, but outside of Cuphead, I really don't have much interest in the exclusives.

@depecheload: YES!!

My thoughts exactly.

This feelds like the last nail in the coffin for another Dead Space. And I really hate that we won't get that Star Wars game. It definitely had my interest.

Well, I'm more of a trophy guy, but not really. When I first got into collecting trophies, it did. I found myself looking through the list before I started a game, then playing it a certain way.

Since then, I've made an effort to ignore them until I finish the game. If anything they've made an improvement, for me. I find myself being encouraged to try harder difficulties, side missions, and extras I normally wouldn't.

@ntm: Yes, I've played the PS4 remake as well.