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This is for all you goons to decide.
Im starting off by saying: Zelda is an RPG and it is also an Adventure/Action game.
Let the arguing Begin!
Im starting off by saying: Zelda is an RPG and it is also an Adventure/Action game.
Let the arguing Begin!
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Whitestripes wrote:
> The point is gerrid consistantly
> writes a load of crap, often replying to topics with someone
> completely irrelevant and nonsensical, because he thinks that he's
> 'cool' by pretending to be 'crazy'.
Excellent psychoanalysis there. You appear to have interpreted my actions and attributed causes to them with a fantastically high rate of accuracy.
If only I were as clever as you.
> The point is gerrid consistantly
> writes a load of crap, often replying to topics with someone
> completely irrelevant and nonsensical, because he thinks that he's
> 'cool' by pretending to be 'crazy'.
Excellent psychoanalysis there. You appear to have interpreted my actions and attributed causes to them with a fantastically high rate of accuracy.
If only I were as clever as you.
What's the point?
Yes. Most games are.
plasticcoated wrote:
> Personally I dont consider Zelda to an RPG.
> In my opinion an RPG is something where you develop the character ie
> build up their stats eg Final Fantasy, Pokemon etc.
> The closest Zelda games come to character development is by aquiring
> more weapons/equipment - but you do that in Metroid and that is no
> RPG.
I suppose that is true, but...
Role Playing means you play the role of a character and you take them around a made up world and do battle against evil in the search to stop the end of the world. In most cases this wouldn't be said for Pokemon, but it is said for the 2 new games that are coming out. In Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby you have to stop Team Magma and Aqua from gaining acess to the 2 legendary pokemon of this game to stop them from using them to take over the world.
> Personally I dont consider Zelda to an RPG.
> In my opinion an RPG is something where you develop the character ie
> build up their stats eg Final Fantasy, Pokemon etc.
> The closest Zelda games come to character development is by aquiring
> more weapons/equipment - but you do that in Metroid and that is no
> RPG.
I suppose that is true, but...
Role Playing means you play the role of a character and you take them around a made up world and do battle against evil in the search to stop the end of the world. In most cases this wouldn't be said for Pokemon, but it is said for the 2 new games that are coming out. In Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby you have to stop Team Magma and Aqua from gaining acess to the 2 legendary pokemon of this game to stop them from using them to take over the world.
is there charactor development in the Wind walker?
Personally I dont consider Zelda to an RPG.
In my opinion an RPG is something where you develop the character ie build up their stats eg Final Fantasy, Pokemon etc.
The closest Zelda games come to character development is by aquiring more weapons/equipment - but you do that in Metroid and that is no RPG.
In my opinion an RPG is something where you develop the character ie build up their stats eg Final Fantasy, Pokemon etc.
The closest Zelda games come to character development is by aquiring more weapons/equipment - but you do that in Metroid and that is no RPG.
Adventure game: Monkey Island
Platformer: Mario
FPS: Doom
RPG: Zelda
Platformer: Mario
FPS: Doom
RPG: Zelda
Pal88 here just saying
Im not argueing in any way but yes it is rpg/action/shoot em up and platform if you ask me but no-one had better argue because i just think that is pretty sad im soz to tell you
Im not argueing in any way but yes it is rpg/action/shoot em up and platform if you ask me but no-one had better argue because i just think that is pretty sad im soz to tell you
Whitestripes wrote:
> I suggest you go away, and come back when you've learned how to make a
> point effectivly - and to recognise one.
>
> Let me put it simply for you:
awwwww put that handbag away.
> I suggest you go away, and come back when you've learned how to make a
> point effectivly - and to recognise one.
>
> Let me put it simply for you:
awwwww put that handbag away.
Parsnips.
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