Nah. Future Perfect's where it's at!bobobo878 wrote...
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Favorite/Greatest FPS of all time.
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#51
Posté 06 juillet 2013 - 11:31
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Posté 09 juillet 2013 - 07:43
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Everyone in this thread who's answer isn't Perfect Dark has never played Perfect Dark on the Nintendo 64.
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Posté 09 juillet 2013 - 07:56
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never heard of it,Modern Warfare(1) is the best FPS.It revolutionized the genreHeretic_Hanar wrote...
Everyone in this thread who's answer isn't Perfect Dark has never played Perfect Dark on the Nintendo 64.
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Posté 09 juillet 2013 - 08:15
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MW2, Borderlands 2, Battlefield 2&3 or Killzone 2&3.
Edit: I really loved the original zombie mode in WaW though, much better than the later versions.
Edit: I really loved the original zombie mode in WaW though, much better than the later versions.
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Posté 09 juillet 2013 - 09:05
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Ah, there is one I forgot. The Darkness.
It had a very slick combat system, slightly-open V:tmB-esque level design, and some seriously dark/emotional stuff. It's a cherished memory.
I'll drink to that. I wish the sequel could have held up to the original's quality.
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 12:39
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I also liked Soldier of Fortune 2: Double Helix.
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 12:52
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(Regarding [i]The Darkness[i])I'll drink to that. I wish the sequel could have held up to the original's quality.
I remember seeing the demo and watching the playthrough. I think the gameplay just seemed to game-y and was doing gore in this over-the-top way. The Original from Starbreeze felt a little more realistic(relatively speaking). The sequel wasn't bad, but it can't really compete with what Starbreeze pulled off.
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 02:23
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IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...
never heard of it,Modern Warfare(1) is the best FPS.It revolutionized the genreHeretic_Hanar wrote...
Everyone in this thread who's answer isn't Perfect Dark has never played Perfect Dark on the Nintendo 64.
No it didn't. Modern Warfare didn't do sh*t to the FPS genre. :')
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 02:32
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I actually prefer the sequel myself. It didn't have the atmosphere of the original, but the gameplay was a significant improvement.Il Divo wrote...
DominusVita wrote...
Ah, there is one I forgot. The Darkness.
It had a very slick combat system, slightly-open V:tmB-esque level design, and some seriously dark/emotional stuff. It's a cherished memory.
I'll drink to that. I wish the sequel could have held up to the original's quality.
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 02:41
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The original Half Life (still waiting on HL3/Ep3 Gaben you fat bastage)
Halo 1/2 for consoles
Battlefield 1942 for making vehicles a thing (and doing it well).
I need to think of a more recent game.
Halo 1/2 for consoles
Battlefield 1942 for making vehicles a thing (and doing it well).
I need to think of a more recent game.
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 07:20
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Turok 2
(Honorable mention- Perfect dark/Goldeneye 64)
(Honorable mention- Perfect dark/Goldeneye 64)
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 02:49
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1) Halo 2 - Seriously, this game filled every school lunch break when it came out. I loved the game mechanics. Myself and three friends would totally own multiplayer. Of course, the drawback was the majority of people you were playing against would cry and swear and vow nasty revenge when they died. Then rinse and repeat. On one hand, it was fun to kill them over and over...but you never really got anywhere with them. Aw well.
The only other negative I have for this game was the lousy main story.
2) Doom (1&2) - I played these games an insane amount of times on my dad's computer. I got to the final level of Doom 2 like 20 times, without knowing how to beat it. I finally beat it two years ago lol.
3) Goldeneye - My first introduction to FPS on a console. Nothing like banking a grenade around a corner and into your friend's face when he thought he was safe haha. Throwing knives only anyone? License to kill always.
4) Perfect Dark - This would have been higher on the list, but I find it really hasn't held up well over time. The graphics and controls in multiplayer are anything but smooth. I guess I'm just spoiled by modern games. Up until Halo 2, this was my favourite FPS.
The only other negative I have for this game was the lousy main story.
2) Doom (1&2) - I played these games an insane amount of times on my dad's computer. I got to the final level of Doom 2 like 20 times, without knowing how to beat it. I finally beat it two years ago lol.
3) Goldeneye - My first introduction to FPS on a console. Nothing like banking a grenade around a corner and into your friend's face when he thought he was safe haha. Throwing knives only anyone? License to kill always.
4) Perfect Dark - This would have been higher on the list, but I find it really hasn't held up well over time. The graphics and controls in multiplayer are anything but smooth. I guess I'm just spoiled by modern games. Up until Halo 2, this was my favourite FPS.
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 02:54
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Cthulhu42 wrote...
I actually prefer the sequel myself. It didn't have the atmosphere of the original, but the gameplay was a significant improvement.Il Divo wrote...
DominusVita wrote...
Ah, there is one I forgot. The Darkness.
It had a very slick combat system, slightly-open V:tmB-esque level design, and some seriously dark/emotional stuff. It's a cherished memory.
I'll drink to that. I wish the sequel could have held up to the original's quality.
The gameplay was definitely better. I liked how they diversified the functions of the Darkness tentacles and let the player use their powers more. But the art style, villain, and references to the comic series began to take a turn for the worse (imo).
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 07:26
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Unreal Tournament and Counter Strike best multiplayer experience, for singleplayer Half Life 2.
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Posté 10 juillet 2013 - 07:39
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Sumthing wrote...
I also liked Soldier of Fortune 2: Double Helix.
I loved the OP grenade launcher in multiplayer.
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Posté 14 juillet 2013 - 09:51
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Crysis 1. Yes, laugh out all you want, call it a tech-demo all you wish. But to me, no FPS has rivaled Crysis 1 in terms of gameplay. How you tackle encounters, whether stealthy, or direct assault, etc... with impressive graphics and nano-suit modes to boot. Sadly, the last levels were linear as ****.
IMO, Crysis 1 is the greatest FPS ever made.
IMO, Crysis 1 is the greatest FPS ever made.
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Posté 14 juillet 2013 - 10:11
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Degs29 wrote...
Perfect Dark - This would have been higher on the list, but I find it really hasn't held up well over time. The graphics and controls in multiplayer are anything but smooth. I guess I'm just spoiled by modern games. Up until Halo 2, this was my favourite FPS.
Assuming you're talking about the N64 version, you do know there's a XBLA port with different control schemes (one mimicking Halo) and updated HD textures right?
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Posté 15 juillet 2013 - 01:34
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I forgot about Crysis 1, wow. Play that game on DELTA difficulty. It will own you. I'd say crysis 1 is like top 30 or 20 FPS ever made, to bad it's predecessors didn't deliver on the same level. But yeah, Crysis is like my top 15 FPS. Great game.
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Posté 15 juillet 2013 - 05:12
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Unreal x..
Borderlands 2
Borderlands 2
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Posté 15 juillet 2013 - 05:13
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Duke 3D and Shadow Warrior get my pick.
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Posté 15 juillet 2013 - 10:09
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Descent 2 (PC) for the nosebleed action, claustrofobia labyrintis, and the sleeping dreams it induced.
Half Life for the "what-the-hell"- unfolding, ambient storytelling. (that was just a big -Wow! at the time).
Max Payne (PC) for the remorseless mood and gritty, close-quarter, frantic slaughter in slow motion.
But most of all: original Far Cry (before it became a console-shooter franchise) for it's tactical freedom. It's the pinnacle of FPS design, IMO.
Fall Out 3 (PC) because it is also a true cRPG, has much of the tactical freedom Far Cry offered, combining it with a freedom of the world, life and purpose. As the actual shooting game goes, it's not so good, since it applies a layer of randomness above your aiming.
Half Life for the "what-the-hell"- unfolding, ambient storytelling. (that was just a big -Wow! at the time).
Max Payne (PC) for the remorseless mood and gritty, close-quarter, frantic slaughter in slow motion.
But most of all: original Far Cry (before it became a console-shooter franchise) for it's tactical freedom. It's the pinnacle of FPS design, IMO.
Fall Out 3 (PC) because it is also a true cRPG, has much of the tactical freedom Far Cry offered, combining it with a freedom of the world, life and purpose. As the actual shooting game goes, it's not so good, since it applies a layer of randomness above your aiming.
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