Old chool style games or the new casual style, movie-like games? Examples?

Neither...?

I mean I like some old school games, but I prefer newer not casual games.

I hate new games, that's why I spent over $600 getting a NES and SNES with a lot of games and an old CRT TV.

I love a lot of games on the NES, SNES, GBA, DS, PS2 and PC. I play old PC games and new PC games. I do not play casual games very often. Games aren't fun unless they're challenging.

Example:
SUPER MEAT BOY!

I play virtually every game style that exists and don't really have any preference one way or the other.

If by old school style you mean games that are Nintendo Hard, then there's definitely some fun ones out there now. For instance: the hardest mode in Dead Space 2. You get very limited ammo and health, the enemies are very strong, and you get a total of 3 saves for the entire game.

On a side note, I got an NES a couple of years ago and decided to get a light gun because of the several games that came with it, Duck Hunt was one. That experience was the final point to show me to be wary of the rose-tinted glasses that is nostalgia. I remember loving the game so much, but when I tried to play it recently I realized just how flawed it was. Namely: the gun needs to be almost literally right against the TV screen for it to work (and I was using a CRT TV).
My point is this: always remember that the age of the game doesn't matter nearly as much as the actual game.

I love the classics of snes, like megaman X (1,2 & 3)for example and some others like Yoshi Island or that kind of games.

Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena is an awesome game. You might enjoy it.

Both :D
Sometimes I just want to chill out, and other times I want to OMGWTFWASTHAT dies

Oldschool all the way, recent FPS games really do abuse on the health regeneration, making the gameplay really boring - since when sitting for hours behind crates is considered fun?

But just offer the option to gamers like in BioShock Infinite (http://irrationalgames.com/insider/announcing-1999-mode/). I've never played any BioShock, but after reading this announcement, I have high hopes in this new release, finally a possible worthy successor to System Shock 1 & 2.

I grew up on NES/GB/SNES games, so I'm quite familiar with them. I do admit that a lot of them are badly designed, though; game design has on average improved vastly over the years. That said, a lot of them are gems with great gameplay and design nevertheless, including famous games like Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Metroid, Final Fantasy III (VI), and Gunstar Heroes, as well as less well-known titles like Felix the Cat (NES) and Terranigma.

In contrast, most of the newer games are such that I don't have the hardware/systems to run (or even emulate) them. As a result, I've played pretty much none of the recent major titles, such as Gears of War, Crysis, Bioshock, Modern Warfare series, Mass Effect series, Halo series, Assassin's Creed series, etc.. (Team Fortress 2 is the major exception among these.) That's just fine with me, though; I find lower-hardware-requirement indie titles much more up my alley--I find Recettear much more fun than TF2, for example. And I've never really warmed up to FPS games (the genre of a lot of recent high-profile games) anyway; the original Deux Ex has been sitting in my Steam library for over a year now and I still haven't gotten around to it. Maybe later.

That, and I've probably got more taste for cutesy animesque visuals than the average western gamer or Steam user has. On the other hand, I have less patience for the recent craze for games involving fighting against zombie apocalypses (Left 4 Dead, Killing Floor, Dead Island, etc.).

I don't like torture, but I like a challenge. I'll play an fps on the hardest difficulty any day.

I don't like being forced to cheat to beat a game if the enemies are ridiculously hard.

↑↑↓↓← → ← → BA

did i win?

I'm an old school kinda guy. I prefer 8bit-16bit, and that's that. But I play the new stuff, too. I've progressed in gaming as I've aged, keeping up with the new, but the old will always be my one true love (in gaming).

I'm pretty much open to everything. Flash type games I'm not into (like Angry birds style, that's a bit TOO casual). Not that I will play any game, but whether it's hardcore/easy or old/new aren't the factors I look at (although I sleight towards more challenging games, it's never the sole reason I do/don't buy a game.)

You must not speak of Old Chool!

"Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!"

Hi, i recommend you to play "Indigo Prophecy" in german called "Fahrenheit".

Great game - great story

Chool Daze on the ZX Spectrum.

Proper Old Chool.