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[spirosz]

I prefer Dead Space 2 out of the 3. It had such great nostalgic moments from DS1 (which was great too), but I couldn't stand DS3, but it was fun for the parts I played, couldn't finish it.

[Rusty Sandusky]

I agree that DS2 is the best, people lambast it for not being scary but Dead Space isn't about it's scare factor, it's more about it's atmosphere and creepiness which Dead Space 2 had in spades.

[Rusty Sandusky]

J. Reezy wrote...

ThisOnesUsername wrote...

J. Reezy wrote...

This gem:

Get out.

Fite Shaq IRL

Does Shaq even lift?

[spirosz]

I bet Chris Bosh spots him.

[Dominus]

Too Human

I played through that 3 times, actually. The storyline's pretty weak, but I enjoyed the combat to an extent, it was certainly different.

Fallout 3

Much like the above, I didn't care that much for the storyline, but the Combat/TES-y Exploration and a good helping of the quests were pretty awesome. I'd never played the original two at that point, so the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. System, Perks, etc. felt fresh to me.

[happy_daiz]

Jarl Johnnie Walker wrote...

Dunno if it's been mentioned but I'm honestly too lazy to scroll through.

But Fallout 3.

Not saying that it's better than the others, but I honestly didn't have a problem with it.

Sue me.

I'm of the 'I  Fallout 3 AND Fallout New Vegas' camp, personally. In some ways, I prefer Fallout 3. In others, New Vegas. The DLC in New Vegas is far superior to just about any other DLC I've ever played.

But I love them both.

I never played the previous Fallout games, and have no plans to, so they're left out of my equation.

[TheChris92]

EntropicAngel wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

EntropicAngel wrote...

Well, since apparently people dislike Obsidian games, I'll say that I've liked their games. KotOR II and Alpha Protocol (which is like the one decent non-Splinter Cell present-day spy/stealth game).

I also liked what little I played of TOR.

How can a game with some of the worst stealth mechanics with broken gameplay and some of the worst hacking/lock[picking minigames ever to be created be a good stealth game?

Because the stealth gameplay isn't broken.

Actually, it is - There's never any clear indication in the game as to whether Thornton is out of enemy sight or not. The game doesn't even offer you a chance, especially not on the harder difficulty. The Thief games had the right idea, and always provided a sign of whether or not the player is currently visible and offers a brief delay between being spotted and alert being sounded. The older Metal Gear & Splinter Cell games nailed it too, but has since dumbed it down in exchange of action gameplay. Although, despite Alpha Protocols approach to stealth being as about as subtle as a sperm whale in an airplane luggage compartment, it is still pretty great I'd say.

Modifié par TheChris92, 02 décembre 2013 - 06:30 .

[lady_v23]

COD 3
fallout3
gta liberty city
DA 2
ME 2
splinter cell: conviction
kingdom of amalur
final fantasy xiii
beyond two souls
gone home
saints row the thid
dead space 2

[ClydeInTheShell]

FFXIII & FFXIII-2.

Every time I talk to someone about them, they bring up how much better the previous games in the series were. Though I don't disagree, I still think these two games were awesome while others think they were garbage.

[coldwetn0se]

Hrmm....some have already listed a few that I would include. So, does that mean I can't really answer the OP (ya know, since others ALSO like some of these games)? XP

Here are a few, nonetheless:

1) Too Human - I die about every few minutes when I play this game. I am terrible at it, but the game makes me smile. I have no idea why. XD Played through it two and half times; only other shooting game I have completed outside of the ME trilogy (and Ratchet and Clank....do they count as shooters as well as platformers??)

2) Munch's Oddysee - I am just about as bad at platformers as I am shooters, but with the save feature on this game, I was a platforming GOD! lol!! Who doesn't love possessing wolf-man looking 'adds', and making them 'splode. *evil grin*

3) Fable 2 - I suspect that the first Fable is more fawned over (meh...I could be wrong. It happens.), but I had the most fun with the second game. Reason?? No sneaking! (if I was so inclined). Yet another thing I am bad at (the list keeps growing....hmm). I freak out, and nearly always get caught. So not having to do it to finish quests, was great. That, and I thought my She-man dressed as the "Admiral", looked fantastic.

4) Theme Park Roller Coaster (PS2) - This one probably does count toward a game no one but me liked. It had a silly game structure, equally silly music, and I loved it. The dual shock when "riding" one of your creations cracked me up. I think I regressed a bit much, when I played that game. You should have seen the looks, my husband gave me. >.<


4) Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance - The one genre I am not terrible at: Hack'n'slash. When this game came out, it was around the time I had switched to console gaming. So yep....I liked it.

[Br3admax]

ClydeInTheShell wrote...
 
FFXIII-2.
.

Why do you hate your brain cells? 

[AresKeith]

I liked Metal Gear Solid 4

[SilentStep79]

AresKeith wrote...

I liked Metal Gear Solid 4

this.

also Mass Effect 3.

[ClydeInTheShell]

Br3ad wrote...

ClydeInTheShell wrote...
 
FFXIII-2.
.

Why do you hate your brain cells? 

Hey, I like a game everyone else despises. Could it have been better? Absolutely! It wasn't the best game ever, but I still enjoyed it.

[Kalas747]

ClydeInTheShell wrote...

FFXIII & FFXIII-2.

Every time I talk to someone about them, they bring up how much better the previous games in the series were. Though I don't disagree, I still think these two games were awesome while others think they were garbage.

I liked those, except for the ending to 13-2 was dumb as hell.  FF13 got me through some rough times though.

[Br3admax]

ClydeInTheShell wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

ClydeInTheShell wrote...
 
FFXIII-2.
.

Why do you hate your brain cells? 

Hey, I like a game everyone else despises. Could it have been better? Absolutely! It wasn't the best game ever, but I still enjoyed it.

Not the game itself, man, that "secret" ending was painful. 

[spirosz]

Wait, people hate on Metal Gear Solid 4? I thought it was loved by everyone because of those 24 hour cutscenes.

[CuriousArtemis]

All I can think of are DA2 and ME3 (ending and all). The only other game I'm aware that "everyone" hates is Fable 3, and I have to confess... I played about 30 minutes of it before turning it off. So I'm in that camp, too. Sorry Fable 3 fans (I know you exist because some people mentioned the game in this thread )

Otherwise... people seem to be very into RPGs and not so into FPSs on this forum (understandably), but I must freely confess that I was a FPS gamer before discovering RPGs, so that's my other confession!