I think it could be great if they re-envisioned the first game (or even the first three). But what I would really want is another Crash Team Racing game!

I am Zelda! How cool is that?

Was not expecting that. Thought I would end up as Kirby or something...

I've played both the LBP-games and Rayman Origins locally with friends. These are some of my all-time favourite gaming memories!

I've helped develop Shadow Puppeteer which is specifically designed as a local co-op experience, but so far it's only available for PC.

I used to play and complete one game at the time, but that was a long time ago (NES, PS1). These days I will try a game, and put it down if I'm not in the mood or feel like it's a waste of my time. But in general, I try to finish all the games that I like.

@ANIMEguy10034: Thanks for the suggestions! I do have some Super Mario games for my 3DS, and have enjoyed those immensely!

I've been thinking about getting a Wii U, too! I'm currently working on a game that's going to be released for the console, and wish to get into what sets it apart from the others. And of course, have fun:-)

For me it's all about the games. I'm a big platforming games fan, like the new Rayman! But are there many other titles that are similar?

I see. The games will come, though, don't you think? Unless you only have your PS4 for a limited time?

I usually don't play new games. In part because I don't have time, and in part because I don't want to be blinded by the hype. But it is a shame that it seems like a lot of games never get attention because everyone is too wrapped up in a game that might be released in one or two years. Looking forward to a thing is good, but ignoring what's here and now doesn't seem ideal.So I don't worry about "missing out" on games. Just like I don't worry about missing out on books or TV series. They will still be there when I want them, and it doesn't bother me if I'm not "first".

Cool. Can I ask if there are any particular sites or magazines?
I usually go to Gamespot or Gametrailers first, but I'm sure there are many other equally good sites out there.

It seems random sometimes which games get attention and not. It's certainly not always linked to quality. As a part of Sarepta studio I just released a game on Steam last week, but we're having trouble getting the word out to people.

So I wanted to ask: How do you hear and learn about new games?