[QUOTE="nitekids2004"] These are 12 of the biggest genres: WRPG, JRPGS, Fighting, Party games, Platformers, Racing, Action, Strategy, Sim-games, Shooters, Adventure and MMOs.
PC trumps consoles in WRPG, Strategy, Sim-games, Shooters, MMOs = 5 genres
Consoles trump PC in Adventure, JRPG, Fighting, Action, Party-games (ex. Mario Party, Wii Sports and beat-em-ups), Platformers, Racing = 7 genres
Consoles>PC in terms of variety. FACT.
Meu2k7
:lol , so you wont split up strategy games, but you will split up RPGs? ... they are not wildly different at the core, only the way they are presented to the audiance, but if you want to play it like that.
PC
WRPG
MMORPG
MMORTS
MMOShooter
First Person Shooters
Third Person Shooters
Traditional Adventure
Simulation ( Variety )
RTS
TBS
RTS/TBS hybrids ( Total Wars? )
Racing ( Even, consoles have the bigger budgets, but PC Racers are numerous aswell ... its not all about the shallow flash of Forza and GT )
Sorry but 3D platformers, JRPG, Party Games and fighters are the only genres I can give you.
the reason i dont want to divide it that way, is because it will cause too much divisions. On Racing itslef there are ALOT of sub genres: futuristic, kart, sim (GT), motorstorm type, bike, "normal". anyway u get the point. the Party games itself is loosely defined. And there are rythmn games as well. JRPGs - tbs strategy (FFT type), turn based (ff7 type), Action JRPG (FF CC type).
If u want to do it your way, it sounds good too and i respect that.
i divided JRPGS and WRPGS because those two are obviously caters into different audience. If i didn't divide those two. then i would declare PC and COnsole as tie in the RPG genre.
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