Poll: Which upcoming FPS are you most looking forward to?
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"Poll: Which upcoming FPS are you most looking forward to?"CJackson95 said:
Portal is a FPS, and it is a shooter. It's just puzzle based and the gun they give you has little or no combat efficiency.
I chose other because you missed Fallout: New Vegas. How could you miss that? Also, wouldn't Portal 2 be considered an FPS?
Chickencow, New Vegas is an FPSRPG...that said..
How could you miss New Vegas?
Also, I checked off All of them because you neglected to have an option for Just Call of Duty and Halo. Which of the list are the only ones that interest me, oh and Golden Eye..James Bond 'nuff said.
How could you miss New Vegas?
Also, I checked off All of them because you neglected to have an option for Just Call of Duty and Halo. Which of the list are the only ones that interest me, oh and Golden Eye..James Bond 'nuff said.
Well don't get me wrong I didn't mind the MW 2 campaign except for the the part when they killed off Ghost (Gaz). That pissed me off. I loved the view from outer space though. Then when you had to kill Sheppard, that was just stupid. I had a strong sense of Deja Vu.StarkillerisDead said:
Halo: Reach for being a fanboy and seeing how much work has been putted in this swan song.
Call of Duty: Black Ops since I'm holding Treyarch in high esteem ever since COD: WaW. I think will bring back "Fun" in Call of Duty, in plus of adding "balance" and/or a spawn system.
Call of Duty: Black Ops since I'm holding Treyarch in high esteem ever since COD: WaW. I think will bring back "Fun" in Call of Duty, in plus of adding "balance" and/or a spawn system.
More importantly, my friend, a Forge World that is akin to the legendary Far Cry system.tellmeimaninja said:
Rejoice people. My art will be realized. xD
Halo: Reach
Brink
Portal 2
Can't really choose between those three, but they sort of cover everything I want. Reach for that familiar game that pretty much everyone I know will have. I've found that Halo is sort of that main game that everybody can find something they like in. I like games that my friends don't like, and the same with them, but we can always agree on Halo. Brink offers something new and innovative to multiplayer, and has the customization and teamwork that I've been craving. And Portal 2 is that great, innovative single player FPS I've been craving.
Oh and I almost forgot: Fallout New Vegas. Although I wasn't too big of a fan of Fallout 3 and never finished it, I'm planning on giving New Vegas a try with the realism mode, because it looks like it's going to bring the kind of survival gameplay that was missing from Fallout 3. In Fallout 3, once you leveled up enough, got nice enough equipment, and could carried hundreds of stimpacks with you, the gameplay got a bit dull for me. Sure, exploring the wasteland and meeting the characters is fun, but it's a fucking post-apocalyptic wasteland, and I want to struggle to survive.
Brink
Portal 2
Can't really choose between those three, but they sort of cover everything I want. Reach for that familiar game that pretty much everyone I know will have. I've found that Halo is sort of that main game that everybody can find something they like in. I like games that my friends don't like, and the same with them, but we can always agree on Halo. Brink offers something new and innovative to multiplayer, and has the customization and teamwork that I've been craving. And Portal 2 is that great, innovative single player FPS I've been craving.
Oh and I almost forgot: Fallout New Vegas. Although I wasn't too big of a fan of Fallout 3 and never finished it, I'm planning on giving New Vegas a try with the realism mode, because it looks like it's going to bring the kind of survival gameplay that was missing from Fallout 3. In Fallout 3, once you leveled up enough, got nice enough equipment, and could carried hundreds of stimpacks with you, the gameplay got a bit dull for me. Sure, exploring the wasteland and meeting the characters is fun, but it's a fucking post-apocalyptic wasteland, and I want to struggle to survive.
