When I'm in there
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More likely to sit through game credits than movie credits myself
That's the only part of the game I play without cheat codes.
The first time through, yes.
Only if they're interesting (like Portal) or if I'm in them and I'm looking for my name there.
Only if I know it's a game which you haven't really beaten until you've beaten it twice (I don't know if this is a thing in modern video games, but it was a thing on the NES).
only if they're interactive
No, mostly because online games don’t have credits because you don’t “beat” them, but also because why on earth would I? What would I possibly get from it?