I am not going to say that I agree with you for if I did I would suffer horrible burns to my face and pride. Lets just say I don't disagree with you. After all they have got 14+ titles if you count all the spin offs, and it is still "good", good here meaning that the fanbase can still take pride in it.Radeonx said:This. Both Final Fantasy and Tales have had so many games, and all of them sell like crazy.D_987 said:The Final Fantasy or Tales series.
I thought it was obvious, it's where the kids get the latest hair styles.xxhazyshadowsxx said:Have to agree with this.D_987 said:Final Fantasy.
14 Main titles, and countless titles located off the beaten path.
And it has to be profitable, how else would it warrant sequel after sequel?
You have heard of 'Fallout:Brotherhood of Steel', no?bob-2000 said:i'd say the Fallout series.
Well, that's your opinion. You could have put it a bit more eloquently. I, for one, liked the Pokémon games. At least the first generations, after that the idea bucket ran low. But it was a great series.FalloutJack said:Ah, excuse me. I'm sorry, but you need a little perspective here. You see, you're sort of trying to find the worst of that Pokemon lot, but you're missing the whole THEY ALL SUCK point, really. Waist-deep in garbage, how can you ever smell shit?Satin6T said:So in the history of video games there are many games that have been taken and given sequels and prequels but my question is which series is the strongest?
this question popped up during a discussion with my friends the other day and we had a loooooooonnng talk about it and the series we picked was:
POKEMON!
I was surprised we picked it but I couldn't think of a bad game they put out
I, therefore, will tow the Atlus Software line and say Persona is the strongest series of video games. A new and different kind of RPG with a world and a system of its own. It's brilliant with a way-different perspective on things. Not a thousand Pokemon games could match even one of Persona.
Actually, I don't think I could've put it more eloquently at all. That'd require me to feel differently on the matter, to give the statement a positive note when I don't have one. Sorry, I chose honesty this time.crazyhaircut94 said:Well, that's your opinion. You could have put it a bit more eloquently. I, for one, liked the Pokémon games. At least the first generations, after that the idea bucket ran low. But it was a great series.