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Re: Greatest Video Game... nominations first...
Zelda (all of them, hell yeah I liked two, lick me where I shite) except for the mask bs.
Metroid Series (are gonna rock so hard on the Revolution!!) heh heh, long beam. Bad News Baseball (so bad its fun) Castlevania Symphony of the Night, and the new DS one Mario Kart series Mario Brother Series, especially 64, and ignoring Sunshine Doom II (You all know doom one sucked, stop being nostalgic) that is list part one. |
#92
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Re: Greatest Video Game... nominations first...
Age of Empires 2
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#93
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Re: Greatest Video Game... nominations first...
My god that Stuey does some fine work...
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Intellivision, B-17 Bomber, using the add on voice module. George Plimpton was right, you can really see the difference.
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Re: Greatest Video Game... nominations first...
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well since Counter-Strike is the worlds most popular online game in history, and has been the most popular since beta days, Im really not seeing your defense on that. Especially since you cant even claim doom was a huuuuuge pioneer. Wolfenstein was the first fps. [/ QUOTE ] Doom was the first one that we'd say was recognizably like the ones we have today, with varied architecture and a sense of real immersiveness. I played Wolfenstein and Doom when they both came out and started as shareware. Wolfenstein blew people away, but a lot of them didn't play it for long or found it admittedly pretty tiresome even when they did, because the lay-out was so lame -- endless corridors with identical textures that all looked alike opening into rooms that all looked alike. Everything was one-story. Doom was the first one with a real feeling of space and naturalness, where it really felt like a world and not just a video game. It was definitely revolutionary, and basically completely rocked the planet. |
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Im gonna kinda go for a cheap shot, and say that Doom's heritage in gaming was sullied by Doom 3, and that HL2 just cemented CS's
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Re: Greatest Video Game... nominations first...
FF7- PS
RE2- PS MGS1- PS Those whole serieses are good and there are so many other good games but I dont feel like putting them all down. |
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Heritage?
We're talking about one game at a time here. |
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FF7- PS2 RE2- PS2 MGS1- PS2 Those whole serieses are good and there are so many other good games but I dont feel like putting them all down. [/ QUOTE ] you do know that not one of those games is on ps2, right? and to blarg... I dont know, I think that it matters, but thats because Im so immersed in the industry. Anyways, I would have to give them a tie, because CS was every single bit as revolutionary. If you disagree, it is likely because either you're over-nostalgic about doom, or you haven't spent time on cs. |
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Re: Greatest Video Game... nominations first...
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you do know that not one of those games is on ps2, right? [/ QUOTE ] fixed my post, just used to saying ps2 i guess but all of them are ps1 clearly, but thanks for the correction |
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