Gamertag Radio writes: "Quite frankly, without First Person Shooters, I wouldn’t be where I am with my Gaming history. Yes, Super Mario Bros. was an amazing experience in the NES days, and yes, all the brawlers from Konami were really cool, Zelda, Metroid, Sonic, all are great games, but something really changed to a lot of people, including myself when Wolfenstein3D, the original Doom and all over in 1996 when Duke Nukem3D came into the scene. My mind was blown away by the visuals, cool enemies and weapons, all the way to the great level design."
You are controlling a person in the video game who is also controlling another person with in the video game.
X--->Y--->Z
X controls Y's fire power and combat moves and Y is in charge of protecting Z.
Z is the vision,stealth,speed and recon of the team but is defenseless and relies on Y for protection.
X is the main life line for the team but can revive Y and Y can not protect X.
like the classic RE games and GOW
(i think)
A 1st Person Shooter is where the player controls a character who is referred to by his or her name like in Duke Nukem, Uncharted, Halo.
Shooters are quick gateways to fast gaming by jumping straight online into the action for some quick 10-15 minute fun. Maybe longer...if you're BADASS! lol
But seriously I know for me personally, I just don't have the time for many other genres that I used to play. Specifically RPGs. I kid you not when I tell you I am STILL on the intro train part of Final Fantasy 13 since it's North American release -_-
But i think this is why FPS games are popular
I remember reading articles discussing whether or not 1st person shooters are used to train youths to use guns & learn the basic fundementals of war (stealth, tactics, gun types, etc.)...
unless you have an eye that extend in front of you for a meeter or so