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I like games where you can have a quick session, or a series of quick sessions composed into a long session---like the classic Every Extend. Spelunky has that feature, although like Nethack, the better you get at it, the longer it can take. Still, you sometimes fall prey to Yet Another Stupid Death. Still, the deaths can be fun.
The other day, I was playing, and all the boys were asleep, and I was literally pixels away from my destination when I died. I sprang out of my seat and shouted. Games don't often do that to me, but this one did. That's a good thing in my opinion.
I just bought Saints Row IV and am downloading it now, looking forward to trying that some time this week.
Anyway, the main things I want to know are: Is it super difficult? Is it as good as the trailer makes it seem? Is the replayability all it's cracked up to be or do the levels get repetitive?