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Post by nocturnal YL on Jul 28, 2006 0:40:22 GMT -5
Yeah, but I think people have a hard time with RPGs and puzzlers shouldn't really use them to "relax" themselves... They'll probably get more frustrated.
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Post by Nester the Lark on Jul 28, 2006 10:48:30 GMT -5
I can see how an RPG could be relaxing. If you're not really doing anything to progress the main game, you could simply be exploring, experimenting, or playing some goofy minigame. I could see how that would be relaxing. It also helps if the game is pretty to look at and has good music.
I think Star Fox Adventures is kind of relaxing, too. I may be one of the few, but I love that game.
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Post by boboman101 on Aug 21, 2006 10:52:49 GMT -5
Well, I find Electroplankton very relaxing, and Super Mario Sunshine always makes me feel right at home.
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Post by Sqrt2 on Aug 25, 2006 14:11:28 GMT -5
Super Princess Peach is a very relaxing game as there aren't many times where the puzzles require you to think hard about what you're supposed to do. It's so easy, I blew through the first 5 worlds in less than an hour.
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Post by Kiruna on Sept 6, 2006 9:36:08 GMT -5
Electroplancton (DS) when you don't event want to think while relaxing.
Polarium and Brain Training's Sudoku (both DS) when you don't mind thinking while relaxing.
Super Mario 64 DS / New Super Mario Bros. (both DS) mini-games (a lot of them are pretty relaxing and fun).
EDIT: In WarioWare Inc. (GBA) there is pretty relaxing Easy Mode tower.
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