Too many fpses?

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shio said:

sc94597 said:

shio said:

I think you are confusing Action-adventure with Adventure. Okami and Zelda are definitely NOT Adventure games.

 

From wikipedia

"An adventure game is a type of computer entertainment program or video game, characterized by investigation, exploration, puzzle-solving, interaction with game characters, and a focus on narrative rather than reflex-based challenges"

I believe twilight princess  metroid prime 3 and okami have those requierements. Anyway these are really sub-genres of the adventure genres. It still and adventure game, but its also an action adventure. Just like there are wrpgs and jrpgs.

Edit:

Also here is more " Games that fuse adventure elements with action gameplay elements are sometimes referred to as adventure games (a popular example is Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series)."

 

Zelda is sometimes referred to as an adventure game because some people do not know what a real adventure game is (mostly from console gamers). The fact that Twilight Princess and Okami have a big part of them reflex-based makes them action-adventures, because that's what Action-adventure genre is: a mix between adventure and action.

You forgot the second bit from wikipedia: "The adventure game genre had some elements carry over into other genres. Games that fuse adventure elements with action gameplay elements are sometimes referred to as adventure games (a popular example is Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series). Adventure game purists regard this as incorrect and call such hybrids action-adventures. In Europe, games which fuse action and adventure elements are called "arcade adventure" games. The term "adventure game" is used with the same meaning in North America, Europe, and Japan, and is regarded as pure genre in all regions."

EDIT: I'm not doing this to offend you, it's just I don't like when people are misinformed about what an adventure game really is.

Well I always thought there are many sub genres to the adventure game Action-Adventure being one of them. Well I guess your right though.