(re: re: re: re: re: RE: You fell off KENNY BOY!! YOU FELL OFF!!!) I’m not completely sold on the idea of RPGs being the same as adventure games. I love both, but I feel like RPGs have less interaction in a way. They’re usually very straightforward, go get this item, then fight this monster. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Final Fantasy games and the new Mario & Luigi RPG is fantastic.
I think of adventure games as requiring more thought than RPGs though. I’m working my way through the 2 most recent Monkey Island games now (Escape and Curse). But there’s definitely a market for adventure games now and I think publishers are realizing it.
