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Subject: Re: Choosing a Game
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There probably isn't a site that will get down to specific questions but
most sites classify games under certain standard gaming categories. For
example, Arcade, FPS, RGP, Sports, etc.....You can create a filter based on
the type of gaming you're interested in and then pull up the results. A
site like www.gamespot.com will also allow extra filters based on game score
and popularity.
"Steve James" <none444@none.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know of any sites that can ask you a series of questions, and
> then suggest some games you may like?
>
> This of course, would be for someone who really doesn't know what they
want,
> therefore don't know what to look for.
>
> There probably isn't such a site, but I thought I'd ask.
>
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