08-04-2004, 12:41 PM
It really depennds on whether you have worthy opponents to play against. My brother and I, being both asians, are quite adament about mastering a fighting game's mechanics and combo systems, to the point where combos are a natural thing, and the rivalry is quite strong. As a result, we're able to play fighting games for hours on end. Guilty Gear XX kept us busy for nearly half a year, and at the same time, while RPGs usually has one of us either watching or doing something elsewhere to prevent spoiling it for either of us. And even by myself, some fighting games have many secrets to unlock.
But don't get me wrong, I'm a huge RPG player as well, which is why I chose a PS2 over an Xbox or Gamecube. Lots of Japanese software support, such as RPGs, fighting games, and action games. Xbox and Gamecube lack these qualities, so it matters not how powerful it is. or how affordable it is.
But don't get me wrong, I'm a huge RPG player as well, which is why I chose a PS2 over an Xbox or Gamecube. Lots of Japanese software support, such as RPGs, fighting games, and action games. Xbox and Gamecube lack these qualities, so it matters not how powerful it is. or how affordable it is.