Which game genre are you most interested in? - Page 3

Dennis S. · 11-21-2002, 05:16 AM

Either sports or strategy I guess

11-21-2002, 03:38 PM

roleplaying games at most

firefly · 11-21-2002, 10:21 PM

you have to pick one?

RPGs are fun, such as NWN, for spending nights when you are stuck home alone, or just have a ton of time to kill.

Strategy is nice for if you feel in that intellectual mood and want to try to outthink other people, or the computer. I try to meet up with friends once a week for games of Warcraft 3, my favorite strategy game at the moment(in part due just to the cinematics in the single player game).

Sim games are fun, my favorites being MS Flight Sim 2002, Jane's AH-64 Longbow.

Sports games are nice, but for some reason I seem to prefer most of them in console form. Still, I usually download the demos and play with them a bit to see if I could get into the game.
FPS are great fun for when it has been a long day at work and I just want to mindlessly blow people up. Granted, nowadays, some games combine strategy with FPS, such as Battlefield 1942.

Racing games are great fun for after being stuck in traffic, and being cut off by those mindless peons who seem to drive in such a way as to just worsen your day further. The Need for Speed games with Cop mode is fun especially, as the point is taking those rapid lane-changing,cut me off and make me slam on my breaks, riding my bumper to the point they are practically in my back seat, jerks out.

Of course hunting games are great for after having that lobotomy, and having just slept with my cousin/sister/*insert family member here*. Seriously, the Hunting game would have to have some kind of great humor or catch to it to get me to play it. Not to say Hunting Games are useless, but if I want to go shoot stuff, I will go play a FPS, "sitting in a tree and waiting for an animal to come so i can shoot it, with it not shooting back at me, is just boring.

In other words, depends on my mood.

Dennis S. · 11-24-2002, 07:18 PM

Quote (Firefly @ Nov. 21 2002,19:21)
Of course hunting games are great for after having that lobotomy, and having just slept with my cousin/sister/insert family member here. ÂSeriously, the Hunting game would have to have some kind of great humor or catch to it to get me to play it. ÂNot to say Hunting Games are useless, but if I want to go shoot stuff, I will go play a FPS, "sitting in a tree and waiting for an animal to come so i can shoot it, with it not shooting back at me, is just boring.[/b][/quote] Hahaha, LOL Must be something you would play after a 20 minute Al Qaeda Hunting 3D session __________________

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Dennis S. is on the 6th circle: Heresy Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 3,690 Hellbux: 58,659	Either sports or strategy I guess __________________

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11-21-2002, 10:21 PM	#23 (permalink)
firefly is on the 1st circle: Limbo Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 0 Hellbux: 3,207	you have to pick one? RPGs are fun, such as NWN, for spending nights when you are stuck home alone, or just have a ton of time to kill. Strategy is nice for if you feel in that intellectual mood and want to try to outthink other people, or the computer. I try to meet up with friends once a week for games of Warcraft 3, my favorite strategy game at the moment(in part due just to the cinematics in the single player game). Sim games are fun, my favorites being MS Flight Sim 2002, Jane's AH-64 Longbow. Sports games are nice, but for some reason I seem to prefer most of them in console form. Still, I usually download the demos and play with them a bit to see if I could get into the game. FPS are great fun for when it has been a long day at work and I just want to mindlessly blow people up. Granted, nowadays, some games combine strategy with FPS, such as Battlefield 1942. Racing games are great fun for after being stuck in traffic, and being cut off by those mindless peons who seem to drive in such a way as to just worsen your day further. The Need for Speed games with Cop mode is fun especially, as the point is taking those rapid lane-changing,cut me off and make me slam on my breaks, riding my bumper to the point they are practically in my back seat, jerks out. Of course hunting games are great for after having that lobotomy, and having just slept with my cousin/sister/insert family member here. Seriously, the Hunting game would have to have some kind of great humor or catch to it to get me to play it. Not to say Hunting Games are useless, but if I want to go shoot stuff, I will go play a FPS, "sitting in a tree and waiting for an animal to come so i can shoot it, with it not shooting back at me, is just boring. In other words, depends on my mood.