Console Games with Editors?

[Flushfacker]

So Im currently playing Trials HD on Xbox Live Arcade, its so infuriatingly challenging and I love it, be warned its not for you if you give up easily. I have been messing around on the in game editor and am now finding I spend more time on this than the actual game. My question is are there any other console games that have an editor attached, I own a 360, Wii, PS2 but not a PS3 so no LBP unfortunately. If not is anyone else making tracks for trials?

 

[Bradfucius]

Halo 3 has an editor. Boom, one thing not to hate about it.

 

[D_987]

Farcry 2 has a powerful level creator.

 

[walls of cetepedes]

Farcry 2 has a powerful level creator.

Yeah, Farcry 2 has the best console one I've seen.

 

[Flushfacker]

Halo 3 has an editor. Boom, one thing not to hate about it.

Ah, I did not know that, can people play user created maps on live though?

Farcry 2 has a powerful level creator.

Yeah, Farcry 2 has the best console one I've seen.

Thanks, ill check it out, same question as above, can people play user created maps on live?

 

[natster43]

Boom Blox for the Wii does have a pretty good editor in it.

 

[walls of cetepedes]

Thanks, ill check it out, same question as above, can people play user created maps on live?

Yep. Sure can.

 

[Hazy]

Farcry 2 has a powerful level creator.

The biggest redeeming quality of Far Cry 2, if you ask me.
I found the editor to be robust and quite easy to use, so I shall go with this as well.

 

[NeutralMunchHotel]

I hear Lego Indy 2 has a whole level creator. Doesn't sound like much, but think about it - creating your own Lego world, then running around in it.

Whilst donning a fedora.

 

[walls of cetepedes]

I wish there was something like the TES Construction Kit for consoles. That would be legendary.

Read: "Inncredibly hard and costly to do"

 

[Paul]

Halo 3: Forge Mode
Far Cry 2: Map Editor
PGR3: Track Maker

Those three all allow you to create your own levels and stuff. All of the levels can be shared with your friends. The best editor there (most advanced) is the Far Cry 2 one. All of them allow you to share your creation with your friends.

 

[Flushfacker]

I hear Lego Indy 2 has a whole level creator. Doesn't sound like much, but think about it - creating your own Lego world, then running around in it.

Whilst donning a fedora.

Yea that sounds very cool! Especially seeing as I try and make Indy style maps in any editor I mess with anyway. =)

 

[Optimus Hagrid]

Every Timesplitters. I thought I had perfected Timesplitters level design to an art, but then I went on the internet and found out about glitches

The original Operation Flashpoint also had a level designer, and me and my friend are very dissapointed in sequel's lack of one. And the setbacks.

 

[thiosk]

I can has mario paint?

 

[richasr]

Every Timesplitters. I thought I had perfected Timesplitters level design to an art, but then I went on the internet and found out about glitches

The original Operation Flashpoint also had a level designer, and me and my friend are very dissapointed in sequel's lack of one. And the setbacks.

Was going to mention that, the game has an extreme lack of replay value and desperately needs it. Sadly, Codemasters have stopped producing content for it.

 

[WestMountain]

Don't Operation Flashpoint Dragon Rising have a mission editor where you can add enemies and objectives to vanilla maps?

 

[Dragon_of_red]

All the Timesplitter's games have really good level editors, im not sure about playing them over line or anything like that since we never hooked our PS2 up to the internet...

Still, best level editors ive ever seen, so fun and easy to make.

EDIT: You can add bots and everything.

And tony hawk has some pretty ok level editor if your not in the mood for an FPS