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"Genres?"

It’s easy to define a game into genres. Publisher, journalists and the public do it all the time. But breaking a game down and really identifying the style that composes it, that makes it fit into that genre is a bit more difficult. I’ll try to describe sever different game styles that make up the majority of games on the market. First, there is the free range exploration game. This is a world that is made for the games, with several quests inside the world. Donkey Kong 64, Banjo

It’s easy to define a game into genres. Publisher, journalists and the public do it all the time. But breaking a game down and really identifying the style that composes it, that makes it fit into that genre is a bit more difficult. I’ll try to describe sever different game styles that make up the majority of games on the market. First, there is the free range exploration game. This is a world that is made for the games, with several quests inside the world. Donkey Kong 64, Banjo

And the rest of the post is...?

auf deutsch wrote:
> And the rest of the post is...?
Sorry mucked up.

Oops, never mind, there's the rest of it :)