Samus Aran said:
wangjingwanjia said:
This I would go with as well. MS for shooters, Nintendo for platformers and Sony for adventure games.
But I would say that Sony is really good with both platformers and shooters as well, I would at least put them in second place for both. Nintendo in second place for adventure games.
So for all-around I think Sony would be the one with the biggest variety of genres with good or decent games. Microsoft also has a big variety but is missing out on especially platformers and adventure games. Nintendo on the other hand is missing out on shooters, especially, but also sports/racing games. They have their own such as Mario Kart etc. but lack a proper GT/Forza which Sony/MS has.
MS now that they have Minecraft and at least a timed exclusivity of Tomb Raider, and are hopefully working on Banjo 3 will fill in the gap which they currently have. Next generation Minecraft might be exclusive to the MS brand and Banjo might be re-born as an excellent series again. Tomb Raider I don't think will stay exclusive to MS permanently, but it would benefit them very much if it did.
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Metroid and Zelda are also adventure games. Some of the best in the industry. Realistic racing games suck imo, Nintendo doesn't need that lol. They have F-Zero and Mario Kart. Mario Kart is the biggest racing franchise in the world. ;)
Nintendo has the biggest variety of genres by far.
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I will both agree and disagree with you here. I mean, Zelda of course is the very best action-adventure game series out there, hands down. Zelda alone is what still keeps me into console gaming, if Nintendo shut down the series I might actually consider to focus only or mainly on PC gaming. That's how high I hold that series. :)
But in my opinion, even though Nintendo has Zelda and Metriod which are two great series, Sony has more series in the same genre which are also great/good games. So I think they (Sony) should win that one. But if I would focus on only the very best game, then yes Nintendo wins that genre too, with Zelda.
For racers, even though Mario Kart is a great game I believe that if Nintendo is missing something it is a proper racing sim in the lines of GT/Forza. Maybe you think they don't need it, and that's fair enough, but they do miss one. :P
And the last part I disagree with, I think that Sony has the biggest variety with good games in most genres. Nintendo I could agree has the most great games in the most genres, and absolutely the very best games in a lot of genres, but they are in less genres than Sony and even MS.