Recommend: First Person Shooters
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SWAT 4 is a great game (and not too pricey now). It's not your usual FPS as the point is to not only stop the bad guys, but to do so while following police procedure. It takes quite a bit of skill, and good management of your team is just as important as the speed of your trigger finger.
Doom but no Duke3d? Half-Life without an Unreal or Quake? No mention of Skynet (quite possibly the best game Bethestda ever made)? No mention of Tribes (though it was multiplayer only)?
I can approve of everything on the list but the things that are missing make me want to vomit with nerd rage.
I can approve of everything on the list but the things that are missing make me want to vomit with nerd rage.
Both System Shock games are among the greatest games I've ever played, I definitely recommend them. Also, try Clive Barker's Undying, another underrated gem imo.
Damn. You seem to have every good FPS ever made on there (except a few key ones like Tribes and Quake). With the exception of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. trilogy. Which is what I highly recommend. Pure awesomeness that you just have to play to get.
Stalker i never got into, and i was about to add System Shock 2, but i guess i forgot, thanks for the reminder.jigs160 said:
Well, Quake was on there but I took it off, i didn't like any quake but 3. Unreal is too multiplayer even in singleplayer.Eclectic Dreck said:
Also i have Tribes2 laying around somewhere but i think i scratched it to hell.
and Skynet you say? Is it any good or what?
Duke3D ill check if i have that any where, don't believe i do though.
Skynet takes place in post-apocolyptic LA in the Terminator universe. It came out in the mid 90's from bethesda. It was never a popular game however and I have no idea where you would find a copy. I still have my disc from 15 years ago and It's the only copy I know of in existance. It only runs in DOS and was never ported to any other platform so at the very least if you CAN find a copy you'll probably need an emulator. There are many aspects that will not have aged well I'm quite sure, but what made it notable was the sprawling outdoor levels and the fact that it captured feeling present in those seuqences of the future war in the Terminator Movies quite well.
Duke 3D was much more popular and has been seen on a number of platforms, most notably the N64. It is available on XBLA for 10 - 15 bucks, or on GOG. There was also a GBA game, but I wouldn't recommend it.
Duke 3D was much more popular and has been seen on a number of platforms, most notably the N64. It is available on XBLA for 10 - 15 bucks, or on GOG. There was also a GBA game, but I wouldn't recommend it.