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Conker's Bad Fur Day, Metal Gear Solid, and Knights of the Old Republic.
Containing Conker's platforming and hilarious humor, Metal Gear Solid's stealth action and codec system, KotOR's choice system, along with the party system/ability to switch between characters, and the ability to explore different planets.
Put the story and characters in a blender.
Amazing.
Containing Conker's platforming and hilarious humor, Metal Gear Solid's stealth action and codec system, KotOR's choice system, along with the party system/ability to switch between characters, and the ability to explore different planets.
Put the story and characters in a blender.
Amazing.
Disgaea's game play, setting, characters, and graphics.
Ninja Gaiden II for combat presentation (special attacks would be carried out in a fast and brutal fashion).
Fear... just so Laharal can laugh at Alma.
Ninja Gaiden II for combat presentation (special attacks would be carried out in a fast and brutal fashion).
Fear... just so Laharal can laugh at Alma.
Thats not what I was going to say, but that sounds really, really great. Im putting that up there on my list.Omikron009 said:
Id go with
1) Saints Row 2 style character customization, mission progression, hostage taking, varied world (yeah its a city, but its a city with an airport, chinatown, japantown, docks, power plant, prison island, college suburbs, shopping district, etc. Its varied.) and open world freedom, where there was just slightly more to do in this open world than run around killing people in various ways, and your character could be whoever he wanted to be.
2) Mass Effect 2 for its characters, different planets/locales, AI and cinematic style, and story telling ability. And also its cover system and combat. Not as good as Gears 2, but still it works very well and the abilities that you have are balanced and useful. In my experience, at least.
3) Alpha Protocol's way of reacting to your previous missions and decisions, changing the game in not huge, but significant ways through the game depending on what you do in which missions first.
Put all that together, and you have a sandbox game amazing in its glory. A massive game with multiple sandbox environments and you need to gain control of each one, scinematics, NPCS, and writing on par with a Bioware RPG, excellent character and ally customization to go into those cutscenes, and in the end, you get to watch as the world(s) aorund you change(s) depending on what you do, when you do it, and in what order. That would be awesome.
Too bad I didnt have room for Red Faction Guerillas destructability....
Red Faction Guerilla, Star Wars Battlefront and (forgive me) Call of Duty.
Basically Star Wars Battlefront with a level up system, multiple abilities/weapons and destructible environments.
Basically Star Wars Battlefront with a level up system, multiple abilities/weapons and destructible environments.
Okay, let me set out a scene for you.The Amazing Tea Alligator said:
Timmy says: "Hey Jimmy, I sure do like this lollipop!"
Jimmy says: "I prefer this one!"
T: "I guess we have different opinions then."
J: "Indeed. Should we respect each other's, or go off and tell everyone who doesn't agree with our opinions that they're wrong and demand that they explain why they have that opinion to us, which generally makes us seem like dicks?"
I'll let you finish that off.
OT: Mass Effect 2 and Dragon Age, mixed with...
I dunno, that's already my perfect game. Anything else would make it worse.
Paper Mario + Avernum 6 + Fantastic Four web browser game = Awesome RPG where you have a party of 4 characters and you explore a huge, open world. Customize your characters' race, what weapons (1 handed, 2 handed, bows, throwing weapons) and magic they're good with (Mage Spells, Priest Spells), their health and energy, etc (Avernum 6) as well as giving them a limited amount of badges that can give them special moves, or attributes like stealing health/energy when they attack, (Paper Mario).
As for the battle system, you and your opponents select what you/they want your/their guys to do for the next 3 turns. Because you choose every 3 turns instead of 1, you have to really be able to predict your opponent's next moves. Say if you select (Move closer to opponent ->Use Radial Attack -> Use Radial Attack) and your opponent uses his first turn to move to a different spot, he might end up moving out of range of your radials, which means you'll end up wasting 2 turns on a radial attack that won't hit anything.
What special moves a character has will depend on what badges they have equipped and what their skill level in various weapons/magic is. For example, if their Pole Weapons skill is at 3, they will be able to use Pole Weapon techniques that are obtained from equipping Pole Weapon Badges that are at level 3 or lower.
As for the battle system, you and your opponents select what you/they want your/their guys to do for the next 3 turns. Because you choose every 3 turns instead of 1, you have to really be able to predict your opponent's next moves. Say if you select (Move closer to opponent ->Use Radial Attack -> Use Radial Attack) and your opponent uses his first turn to move to a different spot, he might end up moving out of range of your radials, which means you'll end up wasting 2 turns on a radial attack that won't hit anything.
What special moves a character has will depend on what badges they have equipped and what their skill level in various weapons/magic is. For example, if their Pole Weapons skill is at 3, they will be able to use Pole Weapon techniques that are obtained from equipping Pole Weapon Badges that are at level 3 or lower.
I did really like Mass Effect 2, but if you ask me, it actually has a fairly mediocre story. What it does excel in however, is presentation. Namely, cinematic presentation the likes of which I have never seen before in a game. I have played WOW, but if I wanted to read a book, then I'd be reading a book. I don't really want the reasons why I'm killing 6 snow-meese.Tanfastic said:
I'm trying real hard to think of a game with a truly outstanding story, but there's probably one out there somewhere.
I get what you mean though, and I'm intrigued.
Kinda like the above, though Fallout 3 is a titch better than most, which I guess does follow in with it being "A somewhat decent story" I suppose.Berserker119 said:
Okay, let me set out a scene for you.hazabaza1 said:
Timmy says: "Hey Jimmy, I sure do like this Alienware m15x!
Jimmy says: "I prefer the Insperon 14!"
T: "I guess we have different opinions then."
In this hypothetical scenario, money is not an issue.
And so we come to a difficulty. Timmy's preference is quite clearly better, yet Jimmy can tack it up to a difference in opinion. The problem of using the gameplay of Fallout 3, is that the gameplay of Fallout 3 is a splice of a traditional Bethesda RPG, with an FPS. The problem arises because Fallout 3 waters down both, in order to accomedate the two. This doesn't have to be, but the gunplay is considerably wose than that of most other FPSs, and the RPG elements are poorly implemented as well in comparison to Bethesda's earlier works.
That of course, is just my opinion, I guess.
Final Fantasy, no more heroes, and metal gear solid. Some kind of epic plot glued together with an rpg/stealth gameplay and epic bosses.
=Fallout: New Vegas.Comrade Mateo said:
I'd do Pokemon Generations 1&2, Left 4 Dead 2 and Mass Effect 2.
260 different zombified pokemon. All of them baying for your blood. Fight through hordes and crescendo events in your quest to build data on all of them for your ZombieDex.
IN SPACE.