PS3 game you wished you had bought?

[NuclearDragon]

I can understand sitting on a game for a long period and not getting around to it. I did that with Fallout 3 and inFamous 2. The games were technically still fresh outside of me taking the booklets and reading them.

 

[Razor]

I finally got on The Last of Us and took a break earlier this week for another title. I saw Prototype and Prototype 2 on sale somewhere and it never crossed my mind to pick it up because I've got inFamous. I might pick it.

 

[Clanky]

Beyond Two Souls. The gameplay is something very new, something special compared to other games. I played it at a friend already but don't have the money for this game at the moment.

 

[NuclearDragon]

I noticed SpaceTiger has been playing Saints Row. I always wanted to play the first game in the series when it was released as Xbox's GTA (before GTA became multi-plat). It always looked fun. I never played 2, played 3 but never finished it, and finished IV. I should really go back and finish those two, though.

 

[yossup]

I sorely regret not buying mgs 4. I sincerely think that was one of the best games to ever come out for the console. I played it by borrowing a friend's copy years and years after the game had already been released. I was never into the metal gear solid series since it's not really my type of game but mgs4 totally convinced me and made me into a fan.

 

[The Unlosing Ranger]

I sorely regret not buying mgs 4. I sincerely think that was one of the best games to ever come out for the console. I played it by borrowing a friend's copy years and years after the game had already been released. I was never into the metal gear solid series since it's not really my type of game but mgs4 totally convinced me and made me into a fan.

I know you said you played it already but you can pick it up for cheap nowadays. I got it for $6 off ebay recently.

 

[Dytropia]

One game I've definitely wished I bought was Far Cry 3 due to the game having that sort of element of surprise and thought process of figuring out how to execute a proper and quick tactic to eliminate all the enemies in the area.

 

[gamerteabwoi]

One game that I have never gotten that I think that I would really like to get is sleeping dogs. I think that I would still get it. I also think that I another game that I both but I gave away is Metal Gear Guns Of The Patriots. I think that I would by that Metal Gear back though.

 

[Ofnir]

Ni No Kuni and The Last of Us.

But especially NNK. I don't know a whole lot about it, but it struck me as similar to Dragon Quest VIII on the PS2, and that game had me completely hooked when it came out. Loved it.

I played and beat it last year, it was a lot of fun but the last portion of the game feels kind of tacked on, like DLC.

 

[frankmarco]

Nier. I read some amazing review about this game. But when it came out I pretty much missed my chance to get it. I can still buy it online but I really wanted to buy it first day.

 

[The Unlosing Ranger]

Nier. I read some amazing review about this game. But when it came out I pretty much missed my chance to get it. I can still buy it online but I really wanted to buy it first day.

That's a good one. It has some slight flaws, mostly gameplay related and technical, but it's still a pretty fun game with a truly unique and good story. I haven't played much of it but what I've played has been... special.

 

[omega man]

Hmmm, tough one! soo many games. Well I actually bought a game but wished I played it!! LOL.

Skyrim! - bought it, tried it, loved it, but I was playing too many other games at the time to play it- then I sold my PS3 to buy a PS4- hopefully it will be released on the Gaikai network for PS4, just have to wait and see

 

[Madcat32]

South Park The Stick Of Truth and The Last Of Us for me as both look amazing games for different reasons.

Sadly the PS3 went in part ex for some PS4 games so I missed out on arguably 2 of the best PS3 games!

Like omega man I'm hoping for some backwards compatibility or a port for one or both games would be ace - please.