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radiantshadow92 on 24 February 2011
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Khuutra said:
radiantshadow92 said:
amp316 said:

It's getting easier and easier to win an argument around here.

I never even finished Metroid Prime 3. It got too boring because there just wasn't that story driven factor. The same with Zelda, and any Mario game. I might just rent Metroid Other M used and try it out. If you dislike it for its cutscene fashion, then it might just be a good game. 

Your right about online games, but i don't see that as a bad thing. Online games add incentive to play the game over and over again because of leaderboards and friends over a headset. And while the Cod games are short, they are still fun and get the job done for anyone that wants to play them. 

Why would you need a story to enjoy a game?

....And which Zelda did you even play? They're all strongly story-driven, just in various ways.


I don't need a story to play a game. But i rarely beat a game that is not story driven. I just do not care about the characters and would rather play a game that has a story. Games can have an amazing story and gameply and thats what i would rather play. If there is a Zelda that is story driven please lead me to it. The only one i finished was A link to the past because the gameplay was so much fun and the magic was excellent, unline any other Zeldas. I got bored of twilight princess because i don't care about link. I don't know him, or Zelda. Like why would i care about finishing the game? Link has no personality, and its not fun playing as him, and Ganadorf is just Evil for no reason all time. The game is great ofcourse, but i wouldn't call it story driven. I finished Darksiders over Zelda. I wanted to know who caused the apacolypes, and who ho betrayed War? infamous, thats story driven. God of War III, story driven. Prince of Persia, story driven. I could go all day.