Long or Short games?

I prefer a nice long game,a game that was worth my money.K1LLR3175

Long, of course.

i used to be into games that were very in depth and long, but lately i would rather just pop a game in and finish it within a couple days and feel like i accomplished something.

Short, and not too complicated.

[QUOTE="K1LLR3175"]I prefer a nice long game,a game that was worth my money.Hydra-Monster

Long, if it's not boring & repetitive.

Both are good, just depends on what I played last. If after an adventure/rpg game, I'd go for a shorter game and so on.

Long, and not long as in loads of pointless unlockables, more missions if it's FPS and a stronger deeper twisting story if its a RTS or RPG.

I try to go for games that are takes less than 20 hours to complete, but there are exceptions to the rule

Short games. I don't have the time like before to play really long games.

i think it depends on how i feel, and what else is going on in my life.

when i was younger, i wanted long games that i could play all day.

now, i want short-medium length games, that don't drag on or are padded out. but i also want depth and something that is hopefully meaningful to me by the end of the experience. short n' sweet.

however, i do love to indulge myself in long RPG or adventure when i feel i need a break from other things in life. but usually i don't want to spend 10 hours levelling up, or fighting against yet another ice dragon monster with crazy stats (or something like that).

i can't stand cynical padding or extra features.

The longer the better.

Generally I like longer games but it also depends on the replay value.

I like long games, but I hate long levels.

Long is better

I like long games, but I hate long levels.

Menalque2

Short, and not too complicated.

Ceraby

I perfer a lengthy game, but I like to only get games with multiplayer(not tacked on kind). I will get singleplayer games if they're good and have mods(like Oblivion).

I prefer shorter games because I tend to play in short bursts (a half hour at most per gaming session) and if there are too many long cutscenes, or a lengthy introduction and tutorial then I don't really have time to enjoy the game.

[QUOTE="Ceraby"]

Short, and not too complicated.

Hydra-Monster

me too:D

Games that are 80 hours long frustrate me because, since i can only play in short bursts, it takes so long to finish everything I lose interest and move on to another game.

I *love* games that give me a good 30-40 hours with their plot, but offer lots more hours worth of optional bonus content. FFXII was a perfect example.

I tend to play games in short spurts, but every now and then I'll sit and play for a couple hours in a row. It's just very hard for me to sit and play for a few hours in a row now, so i prefer simpler games now or games with a lot of checkpoints.

I used to be the complete opposite when I was younger, mainly playing games for long periods at a time.

I prefer a nice long game,a game that was worth my money.K1LLR3175

Basically the same as I.

I prefer a nice long game,a game that was worth my money.K1LLR3175

At least 30 hours. I want games to last at least 2 weeks (I play 2 hours a day).

I don't really replay games so I go for a long one.

I get bored in all games on the 2nd run because I already know what's going to happen. No matter how fun the game is, 2nd run would be boring already.

I'd rather have more choice: great short games for $30-40, and great longer games for $50-60.

I'd rather have more choice: great short games for $30-40, and great longer games for $50-60.

Gammit10

I agree. Price of the games should depend on how long the game is.

Responsibility sucks. I would love to be able to sit and play a game (ANY GAME!) but I'm always so busy.:cry: When I do have the chance to play, I don't care about the length as long as the game play and story keep me interested.

Responsibility sucks. I would love to be able to sit and play a game (ANY GAME!) but I'm always so busy.:cry: When I do have the chance to play, I don't care about the length as long as the game play and story keep me interested.

ash256

Short games. I don't have the time like before to play really long games.

fend_oblivion

this is the answer i was actually looking for, i guess now days people don't play (though they want) long games just because of time.

[QUOTE="Gammit10"]

I'd rather have more choice: great short games for $30-40, and great longer games for $50-60.

skp_16

I agree. Price of the games should depend on how long the game is.

short games, because life is too short.

Short Games.

My favorites are:

• NBA 2K9
• FIFA 09
• MTGO
• Red Alert 3 (Soviet Campaign)
• Meteos
• HoMM 3 (Small Maps)
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