A World of Video Games

I have played games since I first played Atari. I remember playing a couple of games from Atari but what I remember most is Nintendo. I must of passed ,"Super Mario Bros" 100 times and "Super Mario Bros 3" 1000 times. My passion in gaming is still growing, im 20 years old now. After the nintendo I got Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. I enjoyed many games like mega man, sonic. My passion for role playing games (RPG) started with "Super Mario RPG" and "Earthbound". I then moved on to the playstation where the I came into contact with Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy took alot of my time when i first played them. I spent hours trying to do every single thing that could be done. Final Fantasy is one of the most beutifully created games among role playing games. I enjoy playing any role playing game, but Final Fantasy is the most in depth detailed masterpiece. I enjoy playing any kind of game, but rpg's are the games that take alot of time to create. All other games can be passed in a couple of hours, it is a waste of money to buy them. In the other hand role playing games are worth every cent. Rpg's cannot be passed in a couple of hours, the longer the better. A role playing game is a mix of strategy/reading/thinking. But what I have noticed is that games now a days lack the interest of being played more than twice. Once some people pass a game they hardly ever play it again. Games need to be created like they were in the past when you could pass the game over and over. Imagine a RPG where each time you played something completely different willl happen than the last time you passed it. That even the main game could die and others take over, where anything could happen depending on your actions. Some games like "Knights of the Republic" have tried doing this but it is not enough to have a choice to be good or bad. I need a game that is more in depth. That might sound impossible, because it would take a lot of people, time, and money to create an rpg that is truly non-linear, but i still hope i will get to play an rpg that comes close to being non-linear

Walter