Black-Delta
04-11-2007, 11:35 AM
What game type do you like?
First Person Shooters (FPS): A first person shooter are more popular amongst the multiplayer world than the single player world. Albeit, some single player FPS games have captured our attention very well. Some fine examples of a FPS game would be Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Doom, Castle Wolfenstein, Call of Duty and many other types. A first person shooter puts you into the role of a single character toting many weapons and the common goal of reaching the end, escaping doom and all that fun stuff. When playing in a multiplayer game, you can play in a FFA (Free For All), Team game or any other varieties.
Third person Shooter:you can see the character your playing in this one. ex:Socom us navy seals,etc.
Role Playing Game (RPG): A role playing game is typically a game that is very long and drawn in. There aren't too many RPG's out there that does not require over 20+ hours of your life. Some fine examples of RPG's are Final Fantasy, Dragon Warrior, Breath of Fire, Secret of Mana and other many varieties. Typically a RPG involves a group of characters that you need to build up or develop to reach a common end goal. To get to this goal, you will need to strengthen your character by leveling him up or gathering new equipment.
Adventure:basically same as a RPG but no level ups.EX:ZELDA,God of War,Metal Gear Solid,etc.
Real Time Strategy (RTS): The role of a real time strategy game is to put the strategic part of your mind into the views of a fast paced environment. Typing your goal in a RTS game would be to defeat the opposing army with an army of yours that you have to build up by getting resources. Fine examples of RTS games would be Starcraft, Warcraft, Total Annihilation, Command and Conquer and many other varieties of games as well.
Puzzlers: Puzzle games are another variety that is very popular. Your typical puzzle game can include everything from chess and checkers to your lonely Marble Madness. This genre is way too undefined to actually write a source for. Let's just say, if it involves your brain in a puzzle type environment, it's a puzzler!
Sports Games: Duh!
Racing Games:Duh!
Mixture of 2 types:Duh!
Mine is Adventure/first person shooter.
p.s. Mike can u make a poll?
First Person Shooters (FPS): A first person shooter are more popular amongst the multiplayer world than the single player world. Albeit, some single player FPS games have captured our attention very well. Some fine examples of a FPS game would be Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Doom, Castle Wolfenstein, Call of Duty and many other types. A first person shooter puts you into the role of a single character toting many weapons and the common goal of reaching the end, escaping doom and all that fun stuff. When playing in a multiplayer game, you can play in a FFA (Free For All), Team game or any other varieties.
Third person Shooter:you can see the character your playing in this one. ex:Socom us navy seals,etc.
Role Playing Game (RPG): A role playing game is typically a game that is very long and drawn in. There aren't too many RPG's out there that does not require over 20+ hours of your life. Some fine examples of RPG's are Final Fantasy, Dragon Warrior, Breath of Fire, Secret of Mana and other many varieties. Typically a RPG involves a group of characters that you need to build up or develop to reach a common end goal. To get to this goal, you will need to strengthen your character by leveling him up or gathering new equipment.
Adventure:basically same as a RPG but no level ups.EX:ZELDA,God of War,Metal Gear Solid,etc.
Real Time Strategy (RTS): The role of a real time strategy game is to put the strategic part of your mind into the views of a fast paced environment. Typing your goal in a RTS game would be to defeat the opposing army with an army of yours that you have to build up by getting resources. Fine examples of RTS games would be Starcraft, Warcraft, Total Annihilation, Command and Conquer and many other varieties of games as well.
Puzzlers: Puzzle games are another variety that is very popular. Your typical puzzle game can include everything from chess and checkers to your lonely Marble Madness. This genre is way too undefined to actually write a source for. Let's just say, if it involves your brain in a puzzle type environment, it's a puzzler!
Sports Games: Duh!
Racing Games:Duh!
Mixture of 2 types:Duh!
Mine is Adventure/first person shooter.
p.s. Mike can u make a poll?