With the current generation consoles being so powerful with fantastic graphics and physics, what is the best game. A game unique and will be remembered for a long time
Best Seventh Generation game
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Oblivion...or some other Bethesda made product for the FPS/Post-Apocalyptic fans. Whats the other game called?
I know...I figured that everyone knows about it, so it was a moot point to mention. It certainly does appear to be more popular then Oblivion, which is saying something. Anyways, Its a great game, too. I just didn't like it as much as Oblivion, so I decided to spend my time playing Oblivion instead of finishing Fallout 3.DYin01 said:
I have a personal grudge against it for not living up to my hopes, too. I had high hopes for it, and it didn't meet them. Fable 2, I had low hopes for, and enjoyed it more for what it was.
As I believe:
"Fallout 3 is a 1/10 compared to Oblivion, and a 10/10 compared to every other game."
CoD 4 seems to show no signs of letting up in terms of online players, so guessing it'll be remembered.
GTA4. I don't care what you say. I spent my summer break on free mode with friends.Spyalt said:
The game I had the most fun playing on this newest generation of consoles is Assassin's Creed. Yeah, even despite the flaws in combat and repetitive side missions. I never really got sick of leaping across the rooftops or making a mad dash from a thousand guards only to leap into a topiary and wave my ass at them while they scratched their noses and wondered where on earth I'd gone. It was screaming good fun, and the closest thing to a pure stealth game we've had in a long time (no love for the stealth genre lately, and that's a real shame).
Oblivion and Fallout3...what can I say? As a fan of Morrowind, I thought neither lived up to their potential. They both seemed like retreads of familiar territory, and neither captivated by attention for very long. Bad voice acting in Oblivion, a touted and ultimately underwhelming choices system in Fallout, and bland open worlds in the both of them made me chalk both of these up as colossal disappointments. There were elements of good games in them, but surrounded by a sea of bad dialogue and pointless side quests. Honestly, the faction missions in Morrowind were all unique and entertaining. In Oblivion...I just couldn't bring myself to care about these flat, lazy NPCs. In Fallout 3, it felt like the game wanted to be a FPS but had the trappings of an RPG. So if you didn't play as gunman, you better go back to the beginning and strap up because you're going to DIE. So much for choices.
Oblivion and Fallout3...what can I say? As a fan of Morrowind, I thought neither lived up to their potential. They both seemed like retreads of familiar territory, and neither captivated by attention for very long. Bad voice acting in Oblivion, a touted and ultimately underwhelming choices system in Fallout, and bland open worlds in the both of them made me chalk both of these up as colossal disappointments. There were elements of good games in them, but surrounded by a sea of bad dialogue and pointless side quests. Honestly, the faction missions in Morrowind were all unique and entertaining. In Oblivion...I just couldn't bring myself to care about these flat, lazy NPCs. In Fallout 3, it felt like the game wanted to be a FPS but had the trappings of an RPG. So if you didn't play as gunman, you better go back to the beginning and strap up because you're going to DIE. So much for choices.
The Halo Series (even if you hate it you can't deny it). Probably the GTA series and the Guitar Hero Series.
When it comes out I'm gonna bet on Final Fantasy 13, if only because it overshadows nearly every other game I've ever seen in terms of spectacle.
