Add me to the RPG crew (not Pokemon though, I love it) and also horror and RTS.

Sports game mainly
And Racing games

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You all sicken me for not enjoying RTS. It's probably one of the best genres out there. Just the online can be a bit frustrating when you get rushed before you build anything.

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Hardly touched a strategy game since Medieval: Total War and I rarely bothered to play the battles anyway.

Not keen on Sports or realistic Racers either.

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Party
Racing
Fighting
RTS
Sports

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Anyone Who uses Crtl Alt Del as a point, has no Valid opinion, its the law.

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Turn-based RPGs, RTS games and puzzle games.

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RTS, realistic racers and FPS I find deadly dull and just can't get into them. On the other hand I love Fire Emblem and Advance Wars, play Outrun 2 every time I visit an arcade and love 2D action-shooty games.

I also don't enjoy being scared so my dislike of horror films translates into my dislike of survival horror games.

RTS, RPG/JRPG, MMO, Driving, most Horror, most Sci-Fi shite (e.g.: Mass Effect, Star Wars, Too Human).

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Are you trying to say OutRun 2 is a realistic racer? It really isn't!

RTS - just can't be arsed to even attempt to get into 'em, puzzle games and music type games.

I try to avoid games that don't offer other things to do rather than just the main campaign. I want longevity, damn it!

Racing sims. I don't mind arcade-y games like Mario Kart and Burnout, but GT, Forza, PGR... They're all extremely frustrating, they tend to suffer from awful frame rates (PGR2 and Forza 1 did, anyway. PGR3 seemed to suffer too) that make you feel like you're doing 25 miles an hour when you're doing 100Mph. I can't stand them.

Fighting games. It's not that I hate them, I just don't see the appeal. I enjoyed Soul Cailbur II, to an extent and I've enjoyed Super Smash Bros every now and again... But as a genre I tend to avoid it.

Sports games. I don't like them, never have and never will.

Third person shooters. I'm not sure why, but I've always found this genre odd. The aiming is never as good as a FPS and the action is never better than an adventure game. They're always around average and rarely go beyond that "7/10" area of games. Gears of War was (and is) the only game I can stand within this genre (and Crackdown, if you include that in TPS).

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No no! I didn't word that very well, I was contrasting how even though I don't like realistic racers, I can have a blast with the arcade variant, just as I seem to like turn based strategy even though I don't like real time.