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    What video games would a woman like to play?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Vancomycin, Aug 13, 2005.

  1. Vancomycin

    Vancomycin Notebook Enthusiast

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    Well, my wife like to play games like Zuma, Tetris, and other similar type of games.

    By the way, she is better than me at Zuma :)

    Anyway, I was wondering what other type of games should I introduce her to. What games do females like to play?
     
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    PopCap games all the way!!! Zuma is a PopCap game. They are perfect for anyone that is moreso a casual gamer; male or female. Check out www.popcap.com
     
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    Accually, I know alot of women that like to play MMO's like SWG(Star Wars Galaxies) and COH(City Of Hero's) but you might not want to get her hooked becuase it could be awhile before you see her again. :)
     
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    I tell you, the best way to keep a woman from cheating on you is turning her into a gamer. That'll stop them from socializing.
     
  6. Vancomycin

    Vancomycin Notebook Enthusiast

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    I just found out a great site to chose games that my wife would like.

    http://www.reflexive.net

    There are plenty of games in there.
     
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    I have had many firends of mine play games here and there. It takes time with fps games but they like it if they are competitive types. The best game ever not a pouzzler, is Animal Crossing for Gamecube. Unbelievable, they all love it.
     
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    Has she beaten the game?

    Have you?
     
  9. Vancomycin

    Vancomycin Notebook Enthusiast

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    She has beaten the game Zuma a long time ago. Now she is set out to beat the game called Luxor, which is similar to Zuma. She is also close to beating this game because she has reached level 12-6 of that game.
     
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    I never got the hang of Luxor. Beating Zuma was enough for me. I did play and beat Heavy Weapon (also a PopCap game), but most women won't like that game.
     
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    Try Panda Craze Gold - very fun to play, and addictive!
     
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    actually i know a lot of girls/women like to play halo and counter-strike. haha watch out they have a little killing-spree in them :rolleyes:
     
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    I know a few female adults (aged 30 or above) who play MMORPGs. However, they are outnumbered by males at about a 5:1 ratio.
     
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    man, i sure would like to play that FEAR game....i played the demo and it's fantastic
     
  15. kjung

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    personally as a woman, i like rpg games .... you can go for old roms and emulators .. the graphics arent too crash hot until u go for ff x10 or something similar
     
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    buy her a psp and Lumines, i think anyone in the world would love that game and i have yet to meet a girl that doesn't love it. i play it alot too :)

    trust me, Lumines is such a perfectly designed game.
     
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    My gf enjoys The Sims1&2
     
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    Well my wife likes to play just about anything Nintendo, and the Resident Evil series. She also enjoys her RPG's like Baldurs Gate and Everquest. We are currently playing Champions of Norrath together on the PS2. And god forbid she got that Nintendogs for her DS and can't stop playing with that. I guess I just got lucky with her. Right after we started dating the Nintendo 64 came out and she asked me if we were going to buy it or not (pretty much told me we were buying it) and that told me right there she was a keeper.