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Seems to me that gamers can now be divided into distinct groups, although there is obviously crossover in places.
For example, many gamers like only RPG's, but play the odd driving game, but would never enjoy a platformer.
Then there are the others who love platformers and wrestling games, but would never touch an RPG.
Then there are the sports simulation fanatics, who never play anything other than football and Formula 1 games.
Has it got to the stage were gamers are now discriminating against other gamers because of the types of games they play?
For example, many gamers like only RPG's, but play the odd driving game, but would never enjoy a platformer.
Then there are the others who love platformers and wrestling games, but would never touch an RPG.
Then there are the sports simulation fanatics, who never play anything other than football and Formula 1 games.
Has it got to the stage were gamers are now discriminating against other gamers because of the types of games they play?
2 examples of boring, old topics.
As you are so good with competitions...
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http://www.kidsdomain.co.uk/adults/contests/barbie/comp.cgi
Don't.........say........those........words.........
I like most game types as well.
Apart from dating games, and a certain ride game, if I am to remember...
Apart from dating games, and a certain ride game, if I am to remember...
I'm OK with that. So that's where the phrase 'paydirt' came from....
Maybe some people would, but I doubt anyone worth talking to would be that petty.
Personally, I like most game types. My least favourite is probably realistic racing games. I'd play them, given the opportunity, but wouldn't buy them. Unless they were dirt cheap.
I like cheap.
And dirty.
Personally, I like most game types. My least favourite is probably realistic racing games. I'd play them, given the opportunity, but wouldn't buy them. Unless they were dirt cheap.
I like cheap.
And dirty.
Seems to me that gamers can now be divided into distinct groups, although there is obviously crossover in places.
For example, many gamers like only RPG's, but play the odd driving game, but would never enjoy a platformer.
Then there are the others who love platformers and wrestling games, but would never touch an RPG.
Then there are the sports simulation fanatics, who never play anything other than football and Formula 1 games.
Has it got to the stage were gamers are now discriminating against other gamers because of the types of games they play?
For example, many gamers like only RPG's, but play the odd driving game, but would never enjoy a platformer.
Then there are the others who love platformers and wrestling games, but would never touch an RPG.
Then there are the sports simulation fanatics, who never play anything other than football and Formula 1 games.
Has it got to the stage were gamers are now discriminating against other gamers because of the types of games they play?