Now that I think of it, you don't come across so often gamers that prefer DA 2 over DAO. That's a little rare indeed. But still you can't exclude that possibility.Pandabearparade said:
Your most-improved sequels
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Mass Effect 3 was better than mass effect 2. Even with the bullshit ending.
For 99 percent of the game, it was a fun, interesting, awesome, and super personal experience which was exactly what pulled me into the series in the first place.
Combat was way more fun too.
Assassin's Creed 2 was better than the first one too. More interesting and much less monotony.
For 99 percent of the game, it was a fun, interesting, awesome, and super personal experience which was exactly what pulled me into the series in the first place.
Combat was way more fun too.
Assassin's Creed 2 was better than the first one too. More interesting and much less monotony.
I totally agree with you on both parts... For me MGS 3 was the pinnacle of the series and the peak of Kojima's work. You can't easily find a game so balanced between its game-play and narative parts, with excellent graphics, music and intelligent and addictive game-play mechanics.realist1990 said:
Persona 4, I can barely play Persona 3 after playing it.
Mortal Kombat 9, Basically all the best aspects of previous Mortal Kombat games and a surprisingly great story-mode and variety of things to do.
Mortal Kombat 9, Basically all the best aspects of previous Mortal Kombat games and a surprisingly great story-mode and variety of things to do.
Assassin's creed two: It had more to do than just "Do this 9 times. Kill boss after plot twist. Game complete".
Terminator 2: This is my all-time favorite movie, without a doubt.
Halo Reach: Though technically a prequel, I'm still going to include it here. I never got the "fortune" to play the first two's multiplayer before halo 3. *equips flame suit* I hated Halo 3. The campaign wasn't brilliant to be honest, and the multiplayer just failed to keep me playing if it wasn't a custom game or team SWAT.
Terminator 2: This is my all-time favorite movie, without a doubt.
Halo Reach: Though technically a prequel, I'm still going to include it here. I never got the "fortune" to play the first two's multiplayer before halo 3. *equips flame suit* I hated Halo 3. The campaign wasn't brilliant to be honest, and the multiplayer just failed to keep me playing if it wasn't a custom game or team SWAT.