Guyver says:

Which do you prefer? A game which involves you sitting there playing for hours on end trying to find the next save point eg MPH, or a game that you can pick up, have quick game to fill in some time? eg Mario Kart, Touchmasters.

07/11/2007 Keysborough, Melbourne, Victoria

Bennyboy says:

I preffer games like pokemon where you can just go through the game at your own pace and enjoy it while saving when ever you want where ever you want.

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ShadowFan1 says:

games that involve speed without the use of a vehicle. i am talking about the Sonic the hedgehog series. i also like anything that isnt a stratagy game. those games suck.

07/11/2007

flatbattery says:

I prefer games on the DS that take advantage of the touch screen, but dont over use it.

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w_ooza says:

I love open-ended games that allow you to do whatever you want at your own pace, such as the GTA series. On the DS that means I enjoy titles like Animal Crossing, or any of the RPGs/Pokemon that has a world you can get lost in!

Having said that, I love all the games I have for the DS and they're ALL different. But yeah, my fave genre is open-ended games with huge worlds to explore.

I just realised my answer is like Bennyboy's!

07/11/2007 Sydney, NSW

desi says:

I used to play a lot of grind games in high school, like the Final Fantasy series or other RPGs. Now that I work I tend to go for open-ended games like GTA and the Elder Scrolls RPGs, or quicker games like shooters or strategy games.

07/11/2007 Sydney

chambalam says:

Guyver said: Which do you prefer? A game which involves you sitting there playing for hours on end trying to find the next save point eg MPH, or a game that you can pick up, have quick game to fill in some time? eg Mario Kart, Touchmasters.

metroid lol, i like the deep games, i like adding depth to most things i do. I don't like playing something for 5 minutes.... 5 hours is good

07/11/2007 Ballina, the land of....nowhere

Omi says:

I'd like to say that I prefer both, but I simply don't have the time to spend hours on end playing a game like I did in the 64 days, or maybe I'm just getting old.

I do still love games like Zelda, and I'm loving Final Fantasy, but I find myself leaning towards the games that I can just pick up and play, whether that be for 5 minutes or a an hour.

07/11/2007 Tassie

Guyver says:

Omi said: I'd like to say that I prefer both, but I simply don't have the time to spend hours on end playing a game like I did in the 64 days, or maybe I'm just getting old.

I do still love games like Zelda, and I'm loving Final Fantasy, but I find myself leaning towards the games that I can just pick up and play, whether that be for 5 minutes or a an hour.

That's the response I was looking for The in depth games that just take for ever to finish are awesome, it's just finding the time to really get into them to enjoy it sometime difficult, but a game you can whip out and have a quick play can give you that daily videogame fix that we all require. Although if you find a long game that is just to good to put down, some how you find the time...weird huh.

Were not getting old Omi just busier

07/11/2007 Keysborough, Melbourne, Victoria

ShuffleZ says:  

soime action games!shooting and all. so me sports games give me the S*%$#! especially tennis because they react too slow!

07/11/2007 Narre Warren! Melbourne, Victoria! also a Melbournian!

Y2K says:

First person shooters that you can play for a long time and dont bore you after 15 minutes.

07/15/2007 ........