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Definitely hack and slash. Can you do combo's in an FPS? FPS's gameplay is not stylish. And why almost every FPS used to be either WW2 or Alien related (but not both at the same time, or neither)? Except some of the (either past or upcoming) groundbreaking ones, which were few (GoldenEye, Resistance, Bioshock, The Darkness, Haze, Timeshift) .
Anyway, that's why it really bothered me to see Ninja Gaiden as an exclusive on the first Xbox. That didn't even make sense! It was a japanese game made for the japanese. Surely Tecmo wanted to sell a lot more in japan by making Sigma solely for PS3, but it backfired on them by not really making it back with tons sales; and why should the japanese tolerate a 3 year old relatively enhanced port from a console they hated? The Japanese surely care about loyalty (See: Nintendo VS Sony and Square in the nineties).