What do you do after beating a fantastic game?

[(Tunnels)]

I remember when I finished Evangelion for the first time I was so blown away by the experience and thought it was so fucking deep (in my defense I was an impressionable teenager so I bought into all the pseudo-philosophical nonsense) that it was all I could think about for days.

Man wasn't NGE actually parodying that, and the real theme was that Shinji should stop being such a dork?

I think the real theme is that Kaworu and Shinji should have just made out and gotten it over with.

[Bytor]

Typically I will play something that is pretty much totally different.

[Yggdrasil]

I remember when I finished Evangelion for the first time I was so blown away by the experience and thought it was so fucking deep (in my defense I was an impressionable teenager so I bought into all the pseudo-philosophical nonsense) that it was all I could think about for days.

Man wasn't NGE actually parodying that, and the real theme was that Shinji should stop being such a dork?

I think the real theme is that Kaworu and Shinji should have just made out and gotten it over with.

The theme (in the TV series) is that the audience is Shinji Ikari. Later (in The End of Evangelion movie) pretty much everyone dies.

[ultra7k]

i think about what made it so fantastic.
Then, depending on how I am feeling, or what I have in queue, I'll play that or take an extended break from gaming.

[Mickeymac92]

I jump with joy, write a mile long review no one actually cares about, then go back to playing games for 10 minutes before getting bored and moving on to the next one, until the blue moon rises again and I happen upon a game that actually holds my attention long enough to finish it. Or is a 10-minute-long game.