• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC) (PS3)
• Dead Space (PC) (PS3)
• Unreal Tournament 2004 (PC) first CD got broken.

God Of War III.

• BFBC2
• Little Big Planet
• Fat Princess
• Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2
• Tekken 6

No particular order.

Steam: Vinnup25

Newest: So far (mostly from 2010) my favorite would be God Of War III. I honestly enjoyed every second of it, I thought the boss fights were original, the puzzles were fun, I absolutely loved it.

Old: One game I will probably never forget is Unreal Gold, mostly because it's the first game I've played on the first PC I got. Also because it's the game that got me into the whole gaming thing. I remember being so young, playing that game and some parts seemed so terrifying to me, it was fun.

I don't think I could live without chocolate. Unless I get fat.

REGION: Canada

PSN ID: Vinnup

TIME ZONE: EST
HEADSET?: No.

PSP: No.
GAMES: Little Big Planet, Battlefield Bad Company 2, Fat Princess, Killzone 2

Fantasy, Manga, Tragedy.

Around 60 hours, but that was back in highschool. My sleep is too important now for me to be able to do that again.

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[QUOTE="samanthademeste"]

Focusing on RPG's is not a good idea because they don't sell well in North America.

samanthademeste

What isn't selling is the same old tired Japanese RPG. You know the one where on your 18th birthday you learn of an ancient evil that is prophsied to return and realize that you are descended from the hero who locked it away millenia ago so you must wage a menu based war against evil even as you lament your fate as the chosen one.

Nope. Everyone I know hates RPG's. Period. Stradegy and Fighting games are not popular in North America either.

The genre's on my list are the most popular genre's.

Personally, I don't agree.

Everyone YOU know, don't like RPG's, but everyone I know really enjoys them and I'm in North America. It's really about personal taste.

Anyways, as for what genre should Sony focus on? I would agree with RPG's and Action-adventure.