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The best sort of games are the ones that have a story. Yes Shenmue Metal Gear and Zelda to name a few.These not only give the developers a good name but they sell by the bucket load too. These sort of games get you involved and get your emotions going. i am sure that these games not only please the player but give an overall great gaming experience.
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I enjoy any game that the developers have taken the time to think about. Even racing games and shooting games can be improved when you have characters to care about. To have cut scenes and storylines in a game means that there is something other than the basic gameplay there and it all helps to make the game more interesting. Mind you, games with too much of a plotline and not enough gameplay, such as Sword of the Berserk, can deter people from playing the game, especially when you have to wait 15 minutes for each part of the story to end before continuing!
Adventure and RPG games HAVE to have a good plot line, it's a basic part of the game and to have really strong characters makes the game even more playable because you care about what happens to them.
Adventure and RPG games HAVE to have a good plot line, it's a basic part of the game and to have really strong characters makes the game even more playable because you care about what happens to them.
The best sort of games are the ones that have a story. Yes Shenmue Metal Gear and Zelda to name a few.These not only give the developers a good name but they sell by the bucket load too. These sort of games get you involved and get your emotions going. i am sure that these games not only please the player but give an overall great gaming experience.
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