Post by Nemorian on Oct 30, 2007 14:55:02 GMT -6
Well, there's a favorite game system one, so this seemed like the next place to go... if it hasn't been done to death already. (That'd be just my luck.)
Maybe that's too many choices... but I could have added a few more... tabletop, chance, racing... well, racing probably fits under sport... but meh.
Mine is TBT. I love games like Disgaea, Fire Emblem, Brigandine, Kartia, Civilization... okay, maybe Civ is more on the Sim side of things, but it's close enough in my opinion.
RPGs are a close second, followed by stealth and simulations... the last two change places occasionally though... or are occasionally overtaken by FPS... but only if I'm going through Half-Life 2 again, that game is the best FPS I've ever played. Zero Point Energy Field Manipulator for the win! Eh? Gravity Gun? Yeah, yeah... call it what you like. There's just something enjoyable about breaking a crate across a Combine's face... or tearing a zombie in half with a buzzsaw blade... crap... now I want to play HL2.
Maybe that's too many choices... but I could have added a few more... tabletop, chance, racing... well, racing probably fits under sport... but meh.
Mine is TBT. I love games like Disgaea, Fire Emblem, Brigandine, Kartia, Civilization... okay, maybe Civ is more on the Sim side of things, but it's close enough in my opinion.
RPGs are a close second, followed by stealth and simulations... the last two change places occasionally though... or are occasionally overtaken by FPS... but only if I'm going through Half-Life 2 again, that game is the best FPS I've ever played. Zero Point Energy Field Manipulator for the win! Eh? Gravity Gun? Yeah, yeah... call it what you like. There's just something enjoyable about breaking a crate across a Combine's face... or tearing a zombie in half with a buzzsaw blade... crap... now I want to play HL2.
QUIT REVIVING DEAD THREADS, PEOPLE. If you won't make a post longer than a couple tiny words for something that died LAST YEAR, I may revoke your right to post altogether for a little while. Rules aren't hard to read.