Video Games...Discuss Them

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Originally Posted by megladon8

Yep it comes with an HDMI cable.

Unfortunately, the only worth "Killzone" has is as a tech demo. It's a bloody awful game.

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Heard nothing good about Ghosts and Battlefield as well, so I figured I'd give Killzone a try. Oh well, my 12-year-old is far less critical than we are, so hopefully he'll still dig it.

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Originally Posted by Kurosawa Fan

Well, for the first time in their lives my kids showed both responsibility and restraint with their money... by saving up to buy a PS4. Just ordered it today along with FIFA and Killzone. I'd be more excited if there were better games available. Also, considering the nightmare stories I've read, I'm hoping like hell it works perfectly out of the box.

Please tell me this system comes with a HDMI cable.

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I like FIFA a lot and NBA2k14 is surprisingly addictive too. Lego Marvel Super Heroes is an absolute blast and as an AC neophyte, I am digging the hell out of AC4.

(Oh, and hi everyone)

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Originally Posted by Fezzik

I like FIFA a lot and NBA2k14 is surprisingly addictive too. Lego Marvel Super Heroes is an absolute blast and as an AC neophyte, I am digging the hell out of AC4.

(Oh, and hi everyone)

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I plan on getting AC soon, but I didn't think it would appeal to my oldest the way that Killzone might.

Good to see you again.

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Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen

And I love the shovelware.

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Why?

Maybe I'm doing it wrong, and I know I've chosen legendary difficulty, but I've now first encountered the new kind of villains on Requiem in Halo 4....and this is no fun at all. They take a preposterous amount of bullets before they die and I'm literally unable to put more than one of them down. I sincerely hope this isn't what 343 studios had in mind when they thought about legendary difficulty, because that difficulty in the past came from the enemy's cunning and agility, and sure enough a bit more armour I suppose, but never simply from soaking up millions of bullets before shuffling off this mortal coil. Unless there's something I'm missing here - stealth approach? A sort of super move I'm not using? - I may prematurely throw in the towel.

Now, I would take into account, that I didn't play nearly as much games this gen as most of you guys (I figure it averaged out to about 1 game every 2 months), so I obviously missed a lot of AAA titles, but here are my faves of the games I actually played.

Favorites

1. Skyrim
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I ran out of things to do way before I got sick of this game. In fact, I'm still not sick of this game. 400 hours in and I would fire it up in a heartbeat if I knew of some new cave to explore. In fact, every morning when I am walking my kid to the bus stop, I hear the cold wind whistling through the snow-capped trees, and man, I want to fire up the Skyrim.

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2. RockBand 3
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This game still gets fired up by the family at least once a month. The only game this gen I put in effort to get really good at, besides perhaps DJ Hero. There are a few songs that I got PSN overall top 10 on keyboard.

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3. Red Dead Redemption
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Another game where the story mode was over and I just kept on playing. Talk about a great chill-out game. Just get me a horse, a beer, and point me toward the forest. I'll see you in a few hours. And man, how about that soundtrack? Can anything else this gen touch it?

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4. Left4Dead 1/2
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My 360 crashed about three years ago, and this is the only game I miss. Is there a story mode in this game? I dunno. This game was all about the online play for me, and I like playing coop online much more than the competitive online. Actually, as much as anything else, this game was an opportunity to chat with Megladon for hours on end while bashing the occasional undead gooch. We would literally stand in the same place in the game bullshitting, only to stop when Meg would say "oh there's a zombie behind you." Then KANG! Down he would go via the business end of a cast iron frying pan, and we'd go right back to bullshitting after that somewhat rude interuption. While #2 had the melee weapons which were awesome, and overall better level design, I still think #1 had the better atmosphere, and the best level in all the series, which had you fighting your way through the woods, an industrial park, a cornfield, until finally getting to a country house that looked quite a lot like the house from Night of the Living Dead, where you had to make your stand against a full on zombie assault. Made for some intense moments, and some hilarious ones too, particularly when a guy I was playing with decided to throw a molotov cocktail when we were all in a closet, which of course exploded right in the middle of us, which had us all screaming like women while we all barbecued. God, that was funny.

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5. DJ Hero
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Probably the coolest specialty peripheral of this gen combined with some totally awesome mashups to play (which are awesome songs in their own right) made for a game I just could not get enough of, until I decided to up the ante and buy some DJ software for my computer which I spent the better part of two years cracking out on.

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Biggest Surprises

Mortal Kombat
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The series went downhill pretty quickly after MK3, to the point I just dismissed the franchise as some cheap also-ran to the more polished fighters like Street Fighter, Tekken, Virtua Fighter, etc. Then along comes MK which totally breathed new life into the series. Polished as all hell, deep, fun to play, great cast of well-balanced characters, I would put MK up against any fighting game that came out this gen.

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WWE Raw vs. SmackDown 2010
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I haven't been a rasslin' fan since the Attitude Era, but for some reason I get a hankering for a rasslin' game about once every four years, and the yukes-developed franchise is the only game in town this gen, so I picked it up. Now, the RvSD series has always been competent, but just about every time I played them, the games left me saying "if only it had this, this, and this", features I had grown to love in games like FirePro and King of Colosseum. This was the first game that really made me say "wow, this game is really complete".

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Biggest Disapointments

1. SSX
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There's probably no bigger SSX fan on this board than me, so I was SO stoked for this game to come out. And when it did, I tried real hard to get into this game, really I did, but I just couldn't. Perhaps the timing was bad (I was full-on into Skyrim hysteria at that point) but the game wasn't helped by its awkward new control scheme and complete eschewing of the cool vibe and over the top level design that made its predessessors so much fun to play, dropping the arcadey feel in favor of a more sim-like (and boring) approach.

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2. Dead Island
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when I bought it, I was hoping for another Left4Dead type experience, but with all the customization you would get from an RPG, but instead it turned out to be more of a slog than anything else. In the end, I just wanted to get through it in time for Skyrim's release, and when the latter came out, Dead Island went back onto the shelf where it's been sitting there, collecting dust, ever since.

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Biggest FSAPOSFGFMFSH
(Fucking Shit-Ass Piece of Shit Fucking Game From Motherfucking Shit-Hell)

Godzilla Unleashed
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Well, technically, I got this on the PS2, but it was also released on the Wii, so technically, this makes it current gen, right? Anyway, I was so stoked for this game. The developer, Pipeworks, had released two super fun Godzilla beat-em-ups prior in Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee on the GameCube/Xbox, and its follow-up, Godzilla: Save The Earth, on multiple platforms, which like clockwork, I always get a hankering to play around Christmastime. So, naturally, I had every reason to believe that this game would only be an improvement on the previous two, knowing they were adding some of my favorite kaiju who had been missing from previous installments, most notably the original MechaGodzilla, King Seesar, Biollante, and the badass Gigan from Final Wars. So, I preordered it, ran to GameStop the day it come out, hurried home to pop it in the old PS2, fired it up and... I was greeted with shitty metal music... and the same monster roster from Godzilla Save the Earth... and dumbed down controls... and dumbed down levels! Not only were the aforementioned monsters missing from the game (little fact that Pipeworks neglected to mention was that those monsters were in the Wii Version only), but Godzilla Unleashed turned out to be basically pipeworks trying to put a new coat of paint on Save the Earth and trying to sell it as a new game. The Wii got the new game, while the PS2, well, we got a lousy attempt at a money grab. It took me literally fifteen minutes and one monster fight to figure this out, and I was done. Actually, ya know what? I didn't even make it through the fight. I shut the thing off after the first round. I was SOOOO pissed. I even had to call Scar so he could talk me down. Seriously. Fuck this game.

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Originally Posted by Morris Schæffer

Maybe I'm doing it wrong, and I know I've chosen legendary difficulty, but I've now first encountered the new kind of villains on Requiem in Halo 4....and this is no fun at all. They take a preposterous amount of bullets before they die and I'm literally unable to put more than one of them down. I sincerely hope this isn't what 343 studios had in mind when they thought about legendary difficulty, because that difficulty in the past came from the enemy's cunning and agility, and sure enough a bit more armour I suppose, but never simply from soaking up millions of bullets before shuffling off this mortal coil. Unless there's something I'm missing here - stealth approach? A sort of super move I'm not using? - I may prematurely throw in the towel.

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Well, spoke a little too soon. Some of the smaller enemies can be killed, the bigger ones I simply run past them and hope for the best. Still not nearly as fun to battle these fucks compared to the covenant.

Morris - they take no more bullets than the Covenant, you just need to be strategic about whete you're hitting them.

Don't aim for armor :)

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Originally Posted by D_Davis

Why?

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Don't get me wrong I'm not playing the garbage stuff just collecting. I don't collect alot of stuff I just find it fun to try and get a complete set when there are so many weird games out there. I mean I own a Cold Stone Creamery & a Jelly Belly game. That's awesome right? Where else are you going to get a lumberjack simulator and a tapping game (where you are supposed to have a cardboard box to set the wiimote on and then you tap the box to the rhythm.)

The tapping game was made by Yuji Naka.

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I just can't imagine collecting stuff - spending money and space - on things that are bad. I also think it sends the wrong message to publishers. I try to only buy stuff that I think is genuinely good, so that there is a better chance that more things that I think are good will get made.

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Originally Posted by D_Davis

The tapping game was made by Yuji Naka.

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I just can't imagine collecting stuff - spending money and space - on things that are bad. I also think it sends the wrong message to publishers. I try to only buy stuff that I think is genuinely good, so that there is a better chance that more things that I think are good will get made.

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I know I own it.

But about the message to publishers I'm only buying these games used and on the "shovelware" side I'm spending on average $1-2 a game complete with manual.

And don't get me wrong there is a solid 100+ great games for the Wii. I own most of them. There are also some rare ass games for the Wii that cost over $100.

I'm just fascinated with the system. I hated it when I bought it at launch because of the motion controls even though I was a big Nintendo fan. I then got one later on once the motionplus stuff came out and fixed most of the control problems and found out there was a ton of fun games for it most of which you can't get anywhere else. It's also an incredibly uncool system to say you like and I'm drawn to that.

What's uncool about liking the Wii (and why would one care anyways)?

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Originally Posted by bac0n

Biggest FSAPOSFGFMFSH
(Fucking Shit-Ass Piece of Shit Fucking Game From Motherfucking Shit-Hell)

Godzilla Unleashed
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Well, technically, I got this on the PS2, but it was also released on the Wii, so technically, this makes it current gen, right? Anyway, I was so stoked for this game. The developer, Pipeworks, had released two super fun Godzilla beat-em-ups prior in Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee on the GameCube/Xbox, and its follow-up, Godzilla: Save The Earth, on multiple platforms, which like clockwork, I always get a hankering to play around Christmastime. So, naturally, I had every reason to believe that this game would only be an improvement on the previous two, knowing they were adding some of my favorite kaiju who had been missing from previous installments, most notably the original MechaGodzilla, King Seesar, Biollante, and the badass Gigan from Final Wars. So, I preordered it, ran to GameStop the day it come out, hurried home to pop it in the old PS2, fired it up and... I was greeted with shitty metal music... and the same monster roster from Godzilla Save the Earth... and dumbed down controls... and dumbed down levels! Not only were the aforementioned monsters missing from the game (little fact that Pipeworks neglected to mention was that those monsters were in the Wii Version only), but Godzilla Unleashed turned out to be basically pipeworks trying to put a new coat of paint on Save the Earth and trying to sell it as a new game. The Wii got the new game, while the PS2, well, we got a lousy attempt at a money grab. It took me literally fifteen minutes and one monster fight to figure this out, and I was done. Actually, ya know what? I didn't even make it through the fight. I shut the thing off after the first round. I was SOOOO pissed. I even had to call Scar so he could talk me down. Seriously. Fuck this game.

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I think I loaned you God of War II to work out your aggression.

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Originally Posted by megladon8

What's uncool about liking the Wii (and why would one care anyways)?

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Nothing wrong with it. I think Eyes wanting to get every game for it is what is giving people pause.

There certainly are alot worse things to collect.

Hearthstone open beta. Like most games like this, I won't know what problems I'll have until I get further in, but right now it's really fun. The presentation is great. It's really similar to Magic, but whatever. I certainly like it more than Duels of the Planeswalkers. They need to let you manually rearrange your hand though.

Holy crap, "DMC" is totally batshit insane, but at least its juvenile humor and total over-the-topness is tongue in cheek and self aware.

The worlds and the interplay between the real and "limbo" are super cool, and there's some wicked enemy design.

Enjoying it a lot so far.

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Originally Posted by megladon8

Morris - they take no more bullets than the Covenant, you just need to be strategic about whete you're hitting them.

Don't aim for armor :)

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i swear i've done head shots man. Although I'm sure that's the key. i'll look into it. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Dukefrukem

So Resident Evil 4 is coming to steam which will mark the 5th time I've purchased the game (GC, PS2, PS3 and hard copy PC)

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Whoa. You would actually purchase a game FIVE TIMES?

Oh wait. RE4. As you were, then.

Last of Us may have the most addicting multi-player in a game I've played for quite some time.

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Originally Posted by bac0n

Whoa. You would actually purchase a game FIVE TIMES?

Oh wait. RE4. As you were, then.

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It's also gone through a graphical upgrade as the original PC port was pretty sloppy.

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Originally Posted by bac0n

Now, I would take into account, that I didn't play nearly as much games this gen as most of you guys (I figure it averaged out to about 1 game every 2 months), so I obviously missed a lot of AAA titles, but here are my faves of the games I actually played.

Favorites

1. Skyrim
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I ran out of things to do way before I got sick of this game. In fact, I'm still not sick of this game. 400 hours in and I would fire it up in a heartbeat if I knew of some new cave to explore. In fact, every morning when I am walking my kid to the bus stop, I hear the cold wind whistling through the snow-capped trees, and man, I want to fire up the Skyrim.

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2. RockBand 3
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This game still gets fired up by the family at least once a month. The only game this gen I put in effort to get really good at, besides perhaps DJ Hero. There are a few songs that I got PSN overall top 10 on keyboard.

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3. Red Dead Redemption
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Another game where the story mode was over and I just kept on playing. Talk about a great chill-out game. Just get me a horse, a beer, and point me toward the forest. I'll see you in a few hours. And man, how about that soundtrack? Can anything else this gen touch it?

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4. Left4Dead 1/2
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My 360 crashed about three years ago, and this is the only game I miss. Is there a story mode in this game? I dunno. This game was all about the online play for me, and I like playing coop online much more than the competitive online. Actually, as much as anything else, this game was an opportunity to chat with Megladon for hours on end while bashing the occasional undead gooch. We would literally stand in the same place in the game bullshitting, only to stop when Meg would say "oh there's a zombie behind you." Then KANG! Down he would go via the business end of a cast iron frying pan, and we'd go right back to bullshitting after that somewhat rude interuption. While #2 had the melee weapons which were awesome, and overall better level design, I still think #1 had the better atmosphere, and the best level in all the series, which had you fighting your way through the woods, an industrial park, a cornfield, until finally getting to a country house that looked quite a lot like the house from Night of the Living Dead, where you had to make your stand against a full on zombie assault. Made for some intense moments, and some hilarious ones too, particularly when a guy I was playing with decided to throw a molotov cocktail when we were all in a closet, which of course exploded right in the middle of us, which had us all screaming like women while we all barbecued. God, that was funny.

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5. DJ Hero
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Probably the coolest specialty peripheral of this gen combined with some totally awesome mashups to play (which are awesome songs in their own right) made for a game I just could not get enough of, until I decided to up the ante and buy some DJ software for my computer which I spent the better part of two years cracking out on.

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Biggest Surprises

Mortal Kombat
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Show Spoiler

The series went downhill pretty quickly after MK3, to the point I just dismissed the franchise as some cheap also-ran to the more polished fighters like Street Fighter, Tekken, Virtua Fighter, etc. Then along comes MK which totally breathed new life into the series. Polished as all hell, deep, fun to play, great cast of well-balanced characters, I would put MK up against any fighting game that came out this gen.

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WWE Raw vs. SmackDown 2010
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I haven't been a rasslin' fan since the Attitude Era, but for some reason I get a hankering for a rasslin' game about once every four years, and the yukes-developed franchise is the only game in town this gen, so I picked it up. Now, the RvSD series has always been competent, but just about every time I played them, the games left me saying "if only it had this, this, and this", features I had grown to love in games like FirePro and King of Colosseum. This was the first game that really made me say "wow, this game is really complete".

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Biggest Disapointments

1. SSX
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Show Spoiler

There's probably no bigger SSX fan on this board than me, so I was SO stoked for this game to come out. And when it did, I tried real hard to get into this game, really I did, but I just couldn't. Perhaps the timing was bad (I was full-on into Skyrim hysteria at that point) but the game wasn't helped by its awkward new control scheme and complete eschewing of the cool vibe and over the top level design that made its predessessors so much fun to play, dropping the arcadey feel in favor of a more sim-like (and boring) approach.

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2. Dead Island
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when I bought it, I was hoping for another Left4Dead type experience, but with all the customization you would get from an RPG, but instead it turned out to be more of a slog than anything else. In the end, I just wanted to get through it in time for Skyrim's release, and when the latter came out, Dead Island went back onto the shelf where it's been sitting there, collecting dust, ever since.

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Biggest FSAPOSFGFMFSH
(Fucking Shit-Ass Piece of Shit Fucking Game From Motherfucking Shit-Hell)

Godzilla Unleashed
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Show Spoiler

Well, technically, I got this on the PS2, but it was also released on the Wii, so technically, this makes it current gen, right? Anyway, I was so stoked for this game. The developer, Pipeworks, had released two super fun Godzilla beat-em-ups prior in Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee on the GameCube/Xbox, and its follow-up, Godzilla: Save The Earth, on multiple platforms, which like clockwork, I always get a hankering to play around Christmastime. So, naturally, I had every reason to believe that this game would only be an improvement on the previous two, knowing they were adding some of my favorite kaiju who had been missing from previous installments, most notably the original MechaGodzilla, King Seesar, Biollante, and the badass Gigan from Final Wars. So, I preordered it, ran to GameStop the day it come out, hurried home to pop it in the old PS2, fired it up and... I was greeted with shitty metal music... and the same monster roster from Godzilla Save the Earth... and dumbed down controls... and dumbed down levels! Not only were the aforementioned monsters missing from the game (little fact that Pipeworks neglected to mention was that those monsters were in the Wii Version only), but Godzilla Unleashed turned out to be basically pipeworks trying to put a new coat of paint on Save the Earth and trying to sell it as a new game. The Wii got the new game, while the PS2, well, we got a lousy attempt at a money grab. It took me literally fifteen minutes and one monster fight to figure this out, and I was done. Actually, ya know what? I didn't even make it through the fight. I shut the thing off after the first round. I was SOOOO pissed. I even had to call Scar so he could talk me down. Seriously. Fuck this game.

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So I'm putting together my own list and I came to the question of: Can I consider a PC exclusive as "last gen"? Or does it have to be at least on console?

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Originally Posted by Dukefrukem

So I'm putting together my own list and I came to the question of: Can I consider a PC exclusive as "last gen"? Or does it have to be at least on console?

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Tho I traditionally think of last gen/this gen as referring to console games, I'm fine with including PC games.

No rules, do whatever.

I just included the two consoles that I owned, and 1 Wii game.

I just made a new category.

Here's what I did: I started in 2005, went through each list like this, wrote down every game I played in that year, picked my top 5 of that year, sorted it down to best game each year, ranked them 1-7, added a PC category, and threw in the two biggest disappointments.

Posting in a few.

Favorites

7. Batman: Arkham City (2011- Multi)
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This was the hardest year I had to pick- between Saints Row: The Third, Uncharted 3, Batman and Skyrim. Batman deserves to be in this spot. It's a pure example of a sequel outshining it’s predecessor. It's takes the concepts from Arkham Asylum, and expands on the ideas and gameplay making Arkham City one of the best sandbox games ever made.

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6. Bioshock (2007- 360)
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There's no denying Bioshock made waves with its method of storytelling. It was a landmark release for the 360 and it expanded the universe for steampunk-styled games while incorporating an AWESOME horror element. This wasn't just a shooter that gave players a verity of different methods to kill your foes- it was an immersive storytelling experience that should definitely be experienced.

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5. GTAV (2013- Multi)
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This was the best GTA ever. Yes I loved Vice City too, but I can't get over how easy it was to enjoy GTAV. How easy it was to switch characters if you found yourself suddenly bored with the one you were playing. Graphically, the voice acting, the personality of the characters, the missions, everything about GTAV screams top notch production. Even the multiplayer. What I still don't understand though, is why Rock* doesn't allow co-op like Saints Row does? Just add it in so you can do missions with a buddy. (Two Sandbox games on my list? Hmm)

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4. Borderlands 2 (2012- Multi)
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Leaps and bounds better than its predecessor, Borderlands 2 gave iconic personalities to the NPCs and continued to build on them in the DLC. The humor in the game is woven into the story, and creates a really great hateable villain, Hansom Jack, that keeps players tuned into the story, until Jack's demise. I hope you don't play through this game solo, because pairing up with friends is part of the enjoyment of going through each mission, sidequest and DLC to the end. (3 sandbox games!)

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3. Fallout: New Vegas (2007- Multi)
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It's a Bethesda game, so... THERES SO MUCH TO DO. The scope, the size, the desolate feel, the number of lines of dialog... it's just such a big, entertaining game! It's a shame we have to wait so long in between releases. (ZOMG 4 sandbox games)

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2. Left 4 Dead (2008- 360)
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The game that made co-op a must have with today's broadband speeds. Adding in the "director" element that is so commonly used in other co-op games today (such as Payday and Warframe), it fixed the problem of gamers being burnt out on repeating the same levels over and over again. It wasn't just the campaigns that were so fun; it was the multiplayer versus mode, the survival mode, the custom campaigns that the modding community made. I mean, I have to had liked it based on the hours I logged…

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1. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (2009- PS3)
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You can call him Dude Raider, and you can complain about the wit and charm mixed with deadly violence, but Uncharted 2 probably stands as not just the best looking last-gen game between the years 2005-2013, but it also probably is the best paced game ever made on console (the best paced game ever made is Half-life 2). Uncharted 2 figured out a way to intertwine story telling with action and allowing for lulls and peaks and valleys with the gamer's need for action and a place to rest. The train level is the best example of art direction in video games I've ever seen.

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Best PC Exclusive

S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Call of Pripyat (2010)
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Unbelievably immersive and thought provoking and so friggin spooky!, game’s graphics and physics engine are good looking and impressive, awesome ambient sound track. The game takes place soon after the events of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. You play as an gov agent at a camp, investigating the area after the events in STALKER. The camp is located in town of Pripyat, Ukraine, the closest city near the “zone” which surrounds the nuclear power plant in Chernobyl, Ukraine, where a core meltdown occurred in 1986. In the game, the zone is filled with mutant dogs, radioactive anomalies and other creatures that are obstacles in your overall goal of learning about what the zone is and who you really are.

The creators of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. had a unique vision for the interactive environment of the game. They wanted to create an atmosphere where you do not start at “level one” and work your way up, gradually upgrading weaponry, health, armor etc. They wanted to allow you to roam everywhere you want and retreat back to anywhere you want to go, creating one of the best non-linear storylines in a first person shooter. (*cough sandbox game*)

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Biggest Disappointments

2. Tomb Raider (2013- Multi)
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My disappointment has been well documented here on MC. This isn't a Tomb Raider game. In fact, there's very few raiding of tombs. This is Square trying to cash in on the success of Uncharted, as Uncharted cashed in on the success of Tomb Raider. Lara kills so many people in this game, and raids so little tombs, the reboot to this franchise, the title should have at least suffixed with a colon.

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1. Mass Effect 3 (2012- Multi)
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I wrote about this in my blog but yeh, I will always miss Shepard. SPOILERS

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Biggest FSAPOSFGFMFSH
(Fucking Shit-Ass Piece of Shit Fucking Game From Motherfucking Shit-Hell)

Call of Duty: World at War (2008- Multi)
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Where I stopped playing through the Call of Duty's. Treyarch's poor excuse for a call of duty was nothing short of a mess with adjusting AI characters to difficulty setting, contains nothing noteworthy or worthy of replay, and is pitted with awful zombie DLC.

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