What would you recommend?
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For FPSs: CoD4, Doom(1,2 and 3), Oddworld: stranger's wrath, Halo 1, Half life and Bioshock
RPGs: Fable 2, KOTOR, Baulder's Gate
For FPSs: CoD4, Doom(1,2 and 3), Oddworld: stranger's wrath, Halo 1, Half life and Bioshock
RPGs: Fable 2, KOTOR, Baulder's Gate
Intro to gaming? Halo.
Before anyone even opens their mouth. Halo. Simplest game in the universe, and it even manages to entertain. Sometimes.
Before anyone even opens their mouth. Halo. Simplest game in the universe, and it even manages to entertain. Sometimes.
Definitely depends on the person but id recommend a puzzler or a platformer for a 1st timer. Simple controls, easy to get into, long-lasting appeal. My personal 1st time favourites: Tetris and Super Mario.
Halo I suppose because it has a multitude of difficult modes, it's simple, well made, and leads people to try new and better games. I'd also recommend playing something like Smash Bros Melee with a few friends. That was actually one of the first games I played and it built my hand eye coordination up so well I could play anything. However I definitely think the best thing to play would be a console FPS because it builds skill with a controller. After you play one of the multitude you can pretty much play anything.
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One of the old cartridge games would be the best, in my oppinion. But, if the person is one of those twitchy, impatient types, perhaps a jump to a PSone platformer would be better.
One of the old cartridge games would be the best, in my oppinion. But, if the person is one of those twitchy, impatient types, perhaps a jump to a PSone platformer would be better.
Motorstorm, press button tilt controller, my nan was amazed by it... she was pretty natty with the big rig too!zombi2989 said:
Portal, Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2 Ep 1, Left 4 Dead, Team Fortress 2 .... Anybody noticing a pattern here?
Anyway, One of my friends came over to me a few years back and said "What kind of games do you like? Because I bought a second-hand PS2 and I want some games to play."
This was the first games console he had ever owned. So, I told him to buy Call Of Duty: Finest Hour, because I was having plenty of fun with that at the time.
So anyway, his first time ever playing a game, in a local multiplayer match, HE ABSOLOUTLEY SLAUGHTERED ME.
Anyway, One of my friends came over to me a few years back and said "What kind of games do you like? Because I bought a second-hand PS2 and I want some games to play."
This was the first games console he had ever owned. So, I told him to buy Call Of Duty: Finest Hour, because I was having plenty of fun with that at the time.
So anyway, his first time ever playing a game, in a local multiplayer match, HE ABSOLOUTLEY SLAUGHTERED ME.
I think you already bitched at him, and not just on the fact that this thread is overdone.Anonymouse said:
I would probably recommend the Half-Life games, since when I want someone to start gaming, I'd have to give them a good game, so they'd play more games.
I liked the Half-Life series, and I hope that whoever wants a recommendation, likes it also, and so asks for new games to play, because he/she thought Half-Life was good, and thus, thinks that gaming is good.
I point them in the direction of independent games like Guardian of Paradise, Kyntt, Cave story, Feed the Head, or even Torus Trooper...well as long as they are not prone to motion sickness.
