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[AxecObl]

Funkcase wrote...

tonnactus wrote...

Still dont know why alpha protocol get those low scores. It nearly as good as Deus Ex Human Revolution.

I like Alpha protocol alot but I hoenstly wouldn't say it's even nearly as good as DE:HR, although how it handles choices and consequences is better, but everything else not so much.

Being a fan of the both Deus Ex and DE:IW, I think DE:HR is a good game(although I hate how they handled the ending), but I actually prefer Alpha Protocol. I have completed multiple playthroughs with each just as fun as the first, but I still have not had any desire to start a second playthrough on DE:HR.

[Doctalen]

Star wars: Republic commando.

[Archaven]

Darksiders is an underrated game.

[Seagloom]

Neverwinter Nights 2. The original campaign and Mask of the Betrayer are totally worth the asking price these days. You find NWN2 with both expansions cheap at most digital download sites. Or for an extra $10 if you want a boxed version. After the campaigns there is a plethora of community developed adventure packs at NWVault to try. Most of them are short compared to a full game, but the great stories some of them tell more than make up for it.

[ErichHartmann]

I always recommend Divinity II - Dragon Knight Saga.

[slimgrin]

ErichHartmann wrote...

I always recommend Divinity II - Dragon Knight Saga.

At which point I usually recommend Divine Divinity.

[happy_daiz]

Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom
Darksiders
Enslaved
Prototype
The Saboteur
The Longest Journey (you can get it from the 360 arcade)
Heavenly Sword
Two Worlds 2 (if you don't mind some cheese)

Modifié par happy_daiz, 20 janvier 2012 - 05:22 .

[Chuvvy]

The Saboteur, Metro 2033 and Star Wars Republic Commando.

[bmwcrazy]

No One Lives Forever and No One Lives Forever 2.

[wolfsite]

Alpha Protocol -  Great game that got dragged into the mud for no real reason, I do know some peopel said it was buggy but I played threw the PC version several times without encountering any problems.

Yar's Revenge (Revision) - Not for everyone but great if you enjoy rail shooters.

Sonic & Sega All-Star racing - Picked up on Steam for $5 this weekend.  Surprisingly it's a lot of fun and a nice game to just sit down and enjoy.  Mario Kart style game with some interesting changes.

Hydrophobia: Again another unique game giving some interesting Water physics and using the environment to defeat enemies.

[ObserverStatus]

DuckSoup wrote...

Ghost Lightning wrote...
Final Fantasy XIII

It's not underrated, Ghost, it's just terrible.
It's worse than DA2 in the coma-inducing department and that's saying something.

Are you going to take that, Ghost?

[Ghost Lightning]

DuckSoup wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

DuckSoup wrote...

Ghost Lightning wrote...
Final Fantasy XIII

It's not underrated, Ghost, it's just terrible.
It's worse than DA2 in the coma-inducing department and that's saying something.

Are you going to take that, Ghost?

Bobo, you probably agree with me. 

Lies and Blasphemy at the highest regard. 

[Arcadian Legend]

Ghost Lightning wrote...

DuckSoup wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

DuckSoup wrote...

Ghost Lightning wrote...
Final Fantasy XIII

It's not underrated, Ghost, it's just terrible.
It's worse than DA2 in the coma-inducing department and that's saying something.

Are you going to take that, Ghost?

Bobo, you probably agree with me. 

Lies and Blasphemy at the highest regard. 

These humans. They don't understand. 

[MysteryJoker]

Metro 2033
The Witcher 2
Evil Genius
Heart of Darkness

[RPGamer13]

Current Gen (all can be found on Xbox 360):
Lost Odyssey
Blue Dragon
Enchanted Arms
The Last Remnant
Fist of The North Star: Ken's Rage
Sacred 2
Divinity II: Dragon Knight Saga
WET (Eliza Dushku FTW!)
Spectral Force 3

Emulation:
Grandia(PS1)
Legend of Dragoon (PS1)
Grandia II (Dreamcast/PS2)

[AxecObl]

Star wars: Republic commando
Armed and Dangerous
Alpha Protocol
Jade Empire
Too Human
Clive Barker's Jericho
Darkest of Days
Timeshift (not sure if this one is underrated but still a good game nonetheless)

[Andarthiel_Demigod]

DuckSoup wrote...

Ghost Lightning wrote...

Final Fantasy XIII

It's not underrated, Ghost, it's just terrible.

It's worse than DA2 in the coma-inducing department and that's saying something.

I have to agree with this, sorry Ghost:?

[Haplose]

Seagloom wrote...

Neverwinter Nights 2. The original campaign and Mask of the Betrayer are totally worth the asking price these days. You find NWN2 with both expansions cheap at most digital download sites. Or for an extra $10 if you want a boxed version. After the campaigns there is a plethora of community developed adventure packs at NWVault to try. Most of them are short compared to a full game, but the great stories some of them tell more than make up for it.

Oh yes, NWN2. I concur. 
The Neverwinter games with the custom community content and their online play option provide an endless stream of enjoyment.

[The Love Runner]

Beyond Good and Evil HD
Darksiders
Singularity
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
Shadows of the Damned
X-Men Origins Wolverine: The Video Game

[PaulSX]

Risen: a very underrated role playing game. this game just feels so realistic
Alpha Protocol: it has a very well crafted branching story
Dragon Age II - Legacy : despite the mediocrity of DA2, this little dlc is a good one
Fallout: New Vegas - Honest Hearts: best dlc for new vegas. do not know why people worship old world blues

[Homebound]

zombie pandemic.

[MrDizazta]

I might as well list the games that you guys posted that I already played:
Duke Nukem Forever

Dragon Age II (and all of its DLCs and I enjoyed it. Only thing about the game I hated was the copy and paste dungeons and the blatant fanservice in the 3rd act.)

Jade Empire(LOVE and want a sequel)

As for games I am planning to pickup based on the list:
Alpha Protocol (are there any resent patches for that game)
Fallout New Vegas (Finally played FO3 and loved it)
Bioshock 2 (Loved Bioshock)
Nier

[Dominus]

Timeshift (not sure if this one is underrated but still a good game nonetheless)

It had one trippy moment with the time-shifting enemies. In normal time, they'd be one big blur to you, as you would be to most while TSing. In Time-Shift mode, you'd see them as this rainbow spectrum of their figures slowly moving around. It was a bit on the psychadelic side. The rest of the game didn't really impress me.

And since I'm here anyways...

Metal Storm for the NES. Fantastic Boss Battles, incredible graphics for its time(right before SNES popped in), and a very neat gravity mechanic that was simple but entertaining. No real story, but it's a great mech game that's rare to find.