frybread said:
A little RPG heavy there, aren't you chap? No other genres interest you?
And are you seriously going to replay Zelda: OoT more than 10 times? Honestly now. It's such a canned response for "greatest game ever" that I doubt you spent more than 10 seconds thinking about it. |
Well RPGs generally have alot of replay value to me. Im not too big a fan of FPS games (although im looking forward to the Conduit). Action games or adventure games dont really last that long. I like unrealistic racers but not enough to play them forever. I probably should have included Brawl or Melee actually...
Ive replayed Oot at least 6 times. It's my fav game of all time and even when I just finished the game I want to play it over again. And no I didn't spend more than 10 seconds thinking about it.
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