Ok, discussion around here has been pretty slim. I'm guessing part of the reason could be that some members just can't find a thread pertaining to anything they know about, and thus don't post. So I've decided to maybe liven things up a bit, with The Game Alphabet Game
To play, all you need to do is name a game that starts with the last letter of the previously named game. If you are unable to name a game, I recommend just googling a game name and description at that point -- maybe you'll find a cool game none of us knew about.
If the letter ends in the following letters: q, x, y, z, u, v you may skip that letter if you choose. If you do this, pick the letter that comes before that in the last named word.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attourney
Since the last letter was Y, and is a rare letter, you may use the E that comes before it if you don't know any Y games.
But this isn't any ordinary alphabet game. To encourage at least a little discussion, after you name your game, add a little comment about it. Two or three lines is preferable, don't be too long winded, but try to say at least a little more than one line. A brief description of the game is prefered, or how you felt about this game is also nice.
Of course, feel free to comment on your game, and the previous poster's game if you really want to. If you find yourself unable to make a description of the game, google it or use wikipedia! This is literate discussion, not a third grader's charade of simple stuff.
Finally, if the game's name begins with THE, then it does not count as T. Example: The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King would count as L. In this case, the T is skipped and the letter of the second word in the name is used.
Hope this won't be too confusing for anyone, I'll revise the rules to make them more clear for anyone who just doesn't get it. I'll start it off for now.
To play, all you need to do is name a game that starts with the last letter of the previously named game. If you are unable to name a game, I recommend just googling a game name and description at that point -- maybe you'll find a cool game none of us knew about.
Example
Example:
If the current named game is Tetris, the next user would post something with an S, such as Super Mario Bros
If the current named game is Tetris, the next user would post something with an S, such as Super Mario Bros
If the letter ends in the following letters: q, x, y, z, u, v you may skip that letter if you choose. If you do this, pick the letter that comes before that in the last named word.
Example
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attourney
Since the last letter was Y, and is a rare letter, you may use the E that comes before it if you don't know any Y games.
But this isn't any ordinary alphabet game. To encourage at least a little discussion, after you name your game, add a little comment about it. Two or three lines is preferable, don't be too long winded, but try to say at least a little more than one line. A brief description of the game is prefered, or how you felt about this game is also nice.
Example
Example:
Advance Wars.
The first GBA Real Time Strategy game ever in existance. Advance Wars featured different "CO"'s with their own unique abilities like special moves that could totally change the tide of battle. It was the first and only RTS I liked.
Advance Wars.
The first GBA Real Time Strategy game ever in existance. Advance Wars featured different "CO"'s with their own unique abilities like special moves that could totally change the tide of battle. It was the first and only RTS I liked.
Of course, feel free to comment on your game, and the previous poster's game if you really want to. If you find yourself unable to make a description of the game, google it or use wikipedia! This is literate discussion, not a third grader's charade of simple stuff.
Finally, if the game's name begins with THE, then it does not count as T. Example: The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King would count as L. In this case, the T is skipped and the letter of the second word in the name is used.
Hope this won't be too confusing for anyone, I'll revise the rules to make them more clear for anyone who just doesn't get it. I'll start it off for now.
