Video game genre you used to love but do not anymore.

Tactical turn based games. Like Jagged Alliance, XCOM or Disgaea.
I still like turn based strategy games like Civ, but tactical somehow always tires me down these days.

PvP

MMORPG, they used to be better. Now they are all either stripped down with graphics whores or poor attempts at a multiplayer game where noone communicates

Any shooter. I used to play them because everybody did. I haven't touched one in like five years.

Action, platformers, beat 'em all and the like.
To think I even bought them back in the days...

RTS.
I used to love them back in the day but I haven't enjoyed one in maaaaaany years.

I don't have the patience to play jrpgs nowadays. Partly because they are mostly grindy and I can't relate to the teenage characters anymore.
And point&clicks. Grim Fandango ruined them for me with the stupid balloon worms in the tube system puzzle. I prefer figuring out stuff by myself and item combinations should make sense.

MMOs, can't find a good one.

Eh, not many but if I had to really think about it, I don't really play Strategy games anymore.... turn based games in general really.
Also MMO's I get to max level and kinda just stop after that.. join a guild stay around for an extra month then stop, thats a total of 2 months hardcore play and an extra month of mucking about, good for short bursts, not much else, use to play nothing but these suckers.

Thats about all I can think of, probably more but I can't think of em'.

FPS and MMOs.

I am liking RPGs now and RPG plots have more substance that in FPS campaigns. Players in MMOs can be annoying rather than helpful, but I had more experience with the former. Also, MMOs become wasted space on my hard drive if I have no internet connection.

All

I spent about 8-9 years of my life in MMORPGs, most of it in Guild Wars. It's been already a year since I've touched any of those, haven't missed them really.

car racing

RTS.
Once upon a time i didn't have internet (and when i got it was slow) and they seemed challenging and manegeable until id find a brick wall- or another more interesting game. Loved then when young.
But then i grew older and impatient with how 'chaotic' and micro-managing in real-time they get on harder levels and multiplayer.

Basically i lost interest when i realized:
-how each and every single one is about repeating the same stuff (build this than that) the faster you can
wasted time and energy to me
-how performance was based on being fast around ui and shortcuts
Strategy being secondary to this 'skill'- a memorizing/typewriting+clicking skill but a unfun one.

Also ive met 4x4 turn based strategy where its strategy from start to finish so...

Point and click:
Left and came back. They disappeared for years and the ones released bad in general. Got back recently.
Its a genre i like- its just that most titles don't engage me anymore. Its about finding the jewels that do.

Fighting:
No patience and i think age is a factor- i don't recall my fingers being so sore before.

Tower defense. I loved them and now they are just soooooooooooooooooooooooooo boring.

I used to play a lot more FPS games (college roommates and a university LAN with Unreal Tournament brings back good memories) platformers (NES, SNES, N64) and adventure games like the Lucasarts stuff but I can't bring myself to want to play them now.

Real-time strategy.

I'm in early middle age, the golden age of the RTS in the mid-90s was my salad days. Played Dune, Warcraft, Age of Empires, Command and Conquer, etc, etc, etc... through seemingly endless summers.

The last one I think I enjoyed was Empire: Battle for Dune...which in hindsight I find surprising due to it being kind of mediocre.

Can't play them anymore. I tried going back to Warcraft 2, and I just can't.

Clickers...... get them away from me!

Point and click. I used to love those. Now? Not so much. I used to like those street-fighter games too but now I could never play one like that. And tower defense is meh, sometimes I'll play it, sometimes not. Not as big on it as I used to be.

RTS and pretty much any form of FPS Games ...

RTS Cause no one makes good ones anymore ...

FPS cause ... duno i just stopped playing them at some point and now i just cant be asked to play one (aside from borderlands )

I used to love MOBA games... now no time.

FPS. Growing up on console that was most of what i played. Once I discovered Steam there were way more options at my disposal. I don't mind third person shooters but cant stand first person anymore.