What would you rather play, and why
RPG hands down. I like having an involved story and slowly making my character's stats better and better. Plus, on an average RPG's have longer single player campaigns, which are usually the main thing I enjoy about games.
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If by adventure you mean Zelda,Okami,Crystal Bearers
Then Adventure.
I lie the fantasy of an RPG epic scope of things and a story but want to avoid the turn based battles plus I like to explore a lot(don't get me wrong I like rpgs)
RPGs. Growing in levels is one of the most rewarding expierinces in video games. Futhermore, the vast differences between WRPGs and JRPGs keep the genre broad and fresh. They also have the longest single-player sections of any other genre.
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I would take a platformer over just about anything!
Out of those I would take the adventure game (Ninja Gaiden for example).
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| Torillian said: RPG hands down. I like having an involved story and slowly making my character's stats better and better. Plus, on an average RPG's have longer single player campaigns, which are usually the main thing I enjoy about games. |
This, then a Action/adventure like Zelda, Crystal Bearers
Define adventure.
Adventure games used to be like the old Lucasarts point-and-click type PC games.
Now I'm not really sure what "adventure" is.
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FPS is the last on my list since I don't like killing enemies with guns.
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Action/adventure = Zelda, Okami
Action = DMC, NJ
Adventure = Broken sword
I am more of an action adventure guy. In that case, I'll go with both an RPG and FPS.
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