Beautiful but brief
 

Have you ever been playing a really awesome game, only to be blindsided by the sudden roll of the credits or a final cinematic, even though it feels like you've only played the game for all of two hours? I hate it. The following games were incredibly awesome for myriad reasons, but they all felt like they were over far too quickly:

• Tomb Raider: Legend (side note: if you are a jaded and disenchanted fan of Tomb Raider, pick this game up. It is everything the last 4 sequels should have been and so, so much more)
• Beyond Good and Evil (I want a sequel :()
• Ultimate Spider-Man
• Escape from Monkey Island

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I hear you on Tomb Raider Legend. First Tomb Raider game I ever played. It was fun, but yeah, that ending was mad abrupt.

Hitman:Contracts- Yup, 12 missions that you play through the first time, and play blindfolded the second.

Ultimate Spider-Man-I agree with you mitch. There should have been much more to that game.

almost every game i play nowadays is too short

it seems the average length of a game now is 20 hours, which is so damn short... at least in my experience

Yeah, I bashed out Tomb Raider in a little over 9 hours. I haven't gotten every reward in the levels and stuff though, so there's still replayability. Plus, it's the first Tomb Raider game in a decade to actually feel fun.

Spiderman 2 was pretty short.

Same with Day of Reckoning 2.

Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy in the US), god that was such an amazing game but so short. I completed it in just over 6 hours.

Lego Star Wars didn't take long to complete either :'(

I didn't play any of the game here. But I rarely get that feeling. I try to squeeze as much video game I can in a week, but with work and everything, a 20 hours game takes a month or so to complete, so I can't say it feels short.

I beat Mario and Luigi, partners in time in like 5 days in 21 hours :(

I finished it in 20. Man what a fun game though.

Daxter. Finished it in a few days. Kicked so much ass though.

Yeah. It was a real fast play-through. But the replay value was so high, I didn't mind.