Do you alternate between different RPGs or do you soley play one until you beat it and then move on to another and so on and so forth. The reason I use RPGs is because of the length and story.
No, but I DO alternate among other genres. I tend to play one RPG at a time. For example, I'm currently playing Lost Odyssey, Bioshock, Bully, FIFA 08, and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. The sad thing is, I will be rotating RPGs soon, probably indefinately, because I expect P3: FES to eat up all of my RPG time. I've pre-ordered Baroque as well, which I kind of regret doing. It probably wont get played for a very, very long time.
I always try to stick with one game at a time also. Only games I would alternate is between console and handheld. Pretty much only play my handheld one away from home either at work or in the car waiting for friends. I also have a gamefly sub, and pretty much they're making good money off of me. I'm the type that likes to take my time with games.
I try not to. But due to my own stupidity I purchased Lost Odyssey and Crisis Core within in a week's time and I've been alternating between the two. Normally I don't.
I generally will play an rpg the full way through before switching to another one. I alternate between some game types such as action or fps, but not rpgs. They are too involved and I don't like to leave them then come back later.
It depends on how many RPG's I have in my backlog. If I have a bunch, I swap through them until I find one I either enjoy playing more, or seems like it will be quicker to run through. Once I make my pick, I play through the single RPG until it's completed and then start the process over again.
I had one giant alternation. Back when I was younger I was a JRPG fiend. Now I seem to be entirely into the Western style. A lot of Bioware and Elder Scrolls really. I'm trying to attai balance now though. I'm trying to find a few JRPGs for my PS2. FFXII specifically since I havn't played it yet and whatever else tickles my fancy. And I may check out Eternal Sonata.
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