Have a few choices and reasons behind them.. Gran Turismo 2 was a strong one that helped propel my love of cars and racing. Even when the ps2 was out, GT2 was a mainstay til getting deep into GT4. This series changed my view and feel of what kind of racing games I like. Need for speed was ok but after pro street, completely turned me off. Dirt hasn't been too bad, the older Colin McCrae games had more sim feel, but dirt wasn't a complete fail. However, always come back to gt/forza. I like both, they each have their awesome points, and seeing how currently I'm on the xbox, forza does a decent job of being a specific franchise sim. Final Fantasy 7 and Legend of Dragoon helped with getting into RPGs. FF7 is still one of the best stories I've came across, and their equip system still remains to be one of the best. Legend of Dragoon, however short, was also decent. Those, Fable (lost chapters edition), and Skyrim have been my best RPG experiences so far. I've tried a lot, but not many can get close to what I liked from those four. But those helped with the desire to actually feel the story of a game, to feel like the progress you made is groundbreaking, making the patience and dedication that much rewarding. In a lot of sense, helping to build patience as a gamer. Also to go along with experiencing the story and patience, would be the metal gear series. Those bit at your patience, atleast for me. The first metal gear on nes and MGS4 (on hardest difficulty) were nail biting, both anger and excitement. Snake eater wasn't bad either. However, it was the gameplay mechanics and story telling that made it interesting for me. Halo 3/ CoD4/ Gears Of War got me into shooters. Didn't care much for them before. But some friends talked me into trying them. So went back to each of there earlier games to get a better sense. Will always like Halo, will prob get MCC for good ol times sake. CoD, fell off of it after MW3. Could never get as deep into them like MW, MW2, World at War. I personally believe BO2 killed zombies, what was once fun, they overloaded it with too many interactive stuff. Took some of the bare survival aspects and put it towards fun/ story. And ironically, with Halo, comes my opinion on Destiny. Yes, it's a decent shooter on my list, don't see me leaving anytime soon. Yes it has it's flaws, but every game does. What I like is the playing with friends, having weapons that I can level. Sure, might have some nights where a bounty or two is done, then just watch tv for a night. But the patience factor is there and that's what I like. And finally, the horror genre. RE1 and RE2, classics in my book. Silent hill, couldn't really get into. RE3, though not bad, didn't drive me insane to do countless playthroughs like RE2 did (lone survivor mode/playing as Hunk was a different experience). Dead Space 1 and 2 however, showed me what a horror game is, with the visceral gore as a reminder of what you're getting yourself into. Those are the games that shaped my gaming path, and in some ways created part of the road called life. Currently I work in a parts dept for a dealership. Though not my favorite brand, it allows me to follow through with my passion. Hell, Gran Turismo and Forza (sim portion) helped with memorizing brands, models, driving characteristics, even all apllied theories to real world driving situations.

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