Playing WRPG and JRPGs at the same time.

WRPG and JRPG's have many cultural differences that are prefered by a variety of people around the globe. Today, I picked up Fallout 3 and wanted to start playing today but then I remembered I was in the midst of playing Resonance of Fate. Surely playing both at the same time will make playing time and the actual experience a little less then what it could've been by itself (that's just me though), but does playing a WRPG and JRPG at the same time really affect YOU?

I like both types of RPGs, but I can't do more than one at a time. InApril until about JuneI played Final Fantasy XIII and then afterwards I started Dragon Age. One RPG at a time is my general rule. In fact, I'd be too afraid to play more than one at a time. The shock of it all might just send me into a coma. :P

I wouldn't normally start a new game when I haven't finished the first one anyway, unless it sucked or was on a handheld console/PC.

If it has a great story I can only play one at a time. But lately I'd have to add having a good combat system in there though, as I had to take several breaks during Lost Odyssey as I just got so bored with all of the random encounters where the combat was the exact same every time (or had 3-4repeated variations in any given area).

Lately I've been playing FO3:GOTY and Demon's Soul's back and forth, as they both seem so repetitive and bland to me. Demon Souls has practically no story and FO is just kind of boring so far. But when I played Mass Effect or Dragon Age I hadtrouble putting the controller down or even playing multiplayer on other games, as I they both just sucked me into their worlds so well.

Nah, I don't seem to experience that. A few months ago I found myself playing four different RPGs at once. Oblivion, FFXIII, Dragon Age and Eternal Sonata. Granted I played and beaten all four beforehand, but it doesn't affect how I feel about them over another. Each one is different in gameplay and I think if the games you play are all different, one experience won't outshine another if you enjoy them. And I still played WoW and MW2 in between :P

Fallout 3 is one of the few WRPG's I can stand and like, JRPG's are way better, I could play them both at the same time going from one to another, some times even thugh it is fallout 3 feels less like an rpg so that may make things easier on you