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Will you keep buying shooters for the next couple years?

Hell yeah! My favorite genre! 14 17.07%
 
Maybe a couple, but not many at full price. 32 39.02%
 
Used or nothing, I'm getting burned out. 13 15.85%
 
Screw shooters. I'm not ... 23 28.05%
 
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RolStoppable said:
I am years ahead of you.

I am years ahread of both of you.



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i always like shooters FPS and TPS as long as i like/can relate to there weapons, environment, story, and characters



                                                             

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I get sick of shooters every now and then, but I haven't played one for a while, I have a thirst for MW3.



I only buy very few classical Shooters anyway. I am going to buy BF3 sometime this year since its my favorite MP Shooter Franchise. But thats it for the next years. I will buy shooters with good storys combined with adventure (rpg) elements like Bioshock/Half Life/Borderlands though.

They are shooters but are not like Cod/BF/KZ. I like the SP story driven shooters a lot.



I started and ended with Prime 3.



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I have two Xbox 360's.



d21lewis said:
I have two Xbox 360's.

Heh, heh...I find this answer funny!

I just started playing Rage (bought it, not quite day one); and I've decided, nah, not done with the genre.  HAHA.

FPS, or TPS, I dig 'em, when done right.  I loved Gears 3, recently finished Singularity, whcih I also loved, and am looking forward to playing Uncharted 3, and picking up Metro and Duex Ex eventually.

That being said, I don't mind breaking up the shooters with a goor W/J RPG, so can't wait for Skyrim either.



d21lewis said:
I have two Xbox 360's.

I have 4 Playstation 1's

*dances*



Haha Hell no! I love 'em, especially mixed with rpg elements like Deus Ex an Mass Effect. I preordered Battlefield 3.




The OP seems to be built on a hidden premise that multiplayer is the only reason to buy a shooter and considering what's come out this year and coming out next year, that's a pretty headscratching charge to make.



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