But not in a bad way. I'd say the Mario games are a prime example. Sure its the same thing every game but for some reason it always finds ways to make it seem fun compared to say COD. I think some hack n slash games also fall into this catagory but the fun moves keeps it cool
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Assassin's Creed is mostly the same game every year, though it is getting old.
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Me & My Katamari for the PSP. I believe there are only five stages, but different objects litter the stage depending on the mission and the rules change ever-so slightly so it feels like a new challenge every time.
The main Pokemon games have used the same formula since 1995 and they still manage to be fun games. Though it isn't immediately obvious, they do tweak certain mechanics so it isn't just the same game with new pokemon.
Probably most fighting games. Repetitive yet, so satisfying
At 2/22/15 08:07 PM, raremew wrote: Probably most fighting games. Repetitive yet, so satisfying
That is true. Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat were both great in different ways.
At 2/22/15 08:32 PM, DoctorStrongbad wrote:At 2/22/15 08:07 PM, raremew wrote: Probably most fighting games. Repetitive yet, so satisfyingThat is true. Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat were both great in different ways.
Well yea, even though most fighting games are pretty much the same, they are all pretty different of the way they play.
Both street fighter and mortal Kombat were great games, but played different
At 2/22/15 08:34 PM, raremew wrote:
Well yea, even though most fighting games are pretty much the same, they are all pretty different of the way they play.
Both street fighter and mortal Kombat were great games, but played different
I think we both agree, but fighting games can be awesome if you overlook the repetition.
I think we both agree, but fighting games can be awesome if you overlook the repetition.
Oh absolutely,
Fighting games are all different and awesome because it is fun to learn each character and their moves and how they all play. It's fun just learning new things!
Every freakin rhythm game on the planet. But I love them anyways. <3
At 2/22/15 09:15 PM, FinaLee wrote: Every freakin rhythm game on the planet. But I love them anyways. <3
Rhythm games are amazing. they are meant to be repetitive, but it works perfectly for games like that
At 2/22/15 09:15 PM, FinaLee wrote: Every freakin rhythm game on the planet.
The last rhythm game I enjoyed was Parappa the Rapper.
At 2/22/15 09:54 PM, DoctorStrongbad wrote: The last rhythm game I enjoyed was Parappa the Rapper.
Shit, dude. Did you always pass on the Guitar Hero/Rock Band parties?
Definitely Assassins creed. Never will I understand the appeal behind that game. It's nothing special and has offered the same gameplay since it came out.
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At 2/22/15 10:44 PM, FinaLee wrote: Shit, dude. Did you always pass on the Guitar Hero/Rock Band parties?
Yes, I do not play those fake instrument games.
I feel RPGs can fit into this category. The fighting can get repetitive, but it's never bad or boring, at least to me. I always feel that there is something I can do differently. Newer, and perhaps better strategies I can employ.
At least Mortal Kombat changes stuff after each game. I wish Street Fighter would do the same. They need to change their character designs, because their characters have had the same look since the '90s. One of the reasons why they refuse to change their character appearances is because the original appearances are too iconic to be changed.
That is very true. Street fighter is kinda one those games that hasnt changed much, they may have slapped in a few new mechanics and moves, but the designs of the characters and the overall formula of the game is pretty much the same, but then again alot of people wouldnt really like if capcom changed how ryu looked for example, cause we known him for so long as he started out
I'd say Hyrule Warriors is an example of a repetitive game that is really fun. I played through the entire game the adventure map and all of the DLC and still had a lot of fun with the game even at the end.
exactly. and guilty gear and phantom breaker and king of fighters..
cliche plot.. you get lured into a fighting tournament with promises of being granted a single wish.. this turns out to be a ruse to gain power for the revival of the big bad, and you must do battle with the host of the tournament before offing their master once more..
that didnt stop them from being fun as hell, with their own little twists here and there..
Exactly, that is why we play them "Fun as hell", each different with their own twists and turns.
Pokemon is definitely high on the repetitive list. Not that that's a bad thing though, Pokemon is amazing!
The concept of battle gym leaders, defeat the evil team ___, become the new champion, and catch all the legendaries afterwards is the main story arc of every main Pokemon game. My favorite Pokemon games are ones like Colosseum that vary the formula up a bit.
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