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Third person shooters are a lot more dynamic in the chatacter's actions and all that, but first person shooters require a lot more accuracy... I think I'ma have to go with 3rd person shooters

I wouldn't like it if Splinter Cell was in third person

First person is better for action games (shooters), but for some rpgs I think that third person is better.

for me, it depends on what game i am playing, if im playing something like COD, i would play 1st person because i find easier, If im playing something like Gears of War or LOTR Conquest, id play 3rd person because things come from behind u a lot in that game, and the vision of your rear u get in 3rd person helps a lot because of the up close combat in those games.

If I had to say one or the other I would pick 1st person because I like the feel of it more but I wouldn't care if a game was 3rd person either because I like them both. For an example, Call of Duty is great in 1st person but wouldn't be bad in 3rd.

I like first person a little bit more

it depens on which game you are playing , with shooting games mostly first person but with race games 3d

3rd person view

I prefer 1st person for more realistic health games like COD but for games where you armor and stuff i prefer 3rd person like in Gears of War

i like both... cant really tell the difference, but evryones different... lotr conquest was a really good game with intense visuals with great gameplay for the time it wuz made(2009)

i like fps cuz its easier for aim funner for shooters cuz of the blind spots. 3ps is good for rpg were u can survey ur surroundings and not b suprised

I really like both types, mostly the third person games do play differently compared to the first person ones, but both are great imo.

I like 3rd person better only cuz in Gears you can hide behind the wall and see if the person is coming

I don't care as long as the game is good.

It depends on the game. In Star Wars Battlefront I use 3rd person but in James Bond: Agent Under Fire I use 1st.