Christ Centered Gamer

Chozon1 wrote:Aha!

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Anyway, my first two X-box games are going to be Half-Life 2, and Elder scrolls 3, after which I want Halo 1 and 2, just because. Any other suggestions for farther down the road?

Hmmmm... I think you'd really enjoy Advent Rising. It's a sci-fi shooter, written by Orson Scott Card. Pretty great story.

What else? Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath is excellent. It's a FPS/TPS... but the ammo in the game... is living. Living, cartoony creatures. Also the first Oddworld.

I loved Jade Empire. It says "Mature Sexual Themes" on the back... but, as in all Bioware games, it's completely optional, only accessible through dialogue.

Speaking of Bioware, the KOTOR games are awesome, especially if you love Star Wars.

And... there's a ton more. I can't remember all of them, but most of the great Xbox games, you can easily get on the Cube. If you're interested, the Xbox had some awesome adventure games... such as Dreamfall: The Longest Journey and Indigo Prophecy. The latter has some occult stuff, as well as some (optional) sexual material, and the former... I don't know.

Remember, some of these games are rated M. Soooo... yeah.

Oh! Thank you! I completely forgot about Advent Rising! And its only $5 now!

Kotor is a given, somewhere down the line. And I looked at Oddworld the other day, but not in depth. Thanks for your redommendations. ^_^

How do you feel about the Battlefront/field game?

Chozon1 wrote:Oh! Thank you! I completely forgot about Advent Rising! And its only $5 now!

Kotor is a given, somewhere down the line. And I looked at Oddworld the other day, but not in depth. Thanks for your redommendations. ^_^

How do you feel about the Battlefront/field game?

No problems.

I've never played them, honestly. Battlefront looked okay, but I never had occasion to play them. Battlefield... I played a bit of on the PC, and thought... well, it was a long time ago, it was Battlefield Vietnam, and I played it for maybe 5 minutes. So I can't really remember.

What's your favorite game?

Pheonix wrote:What's your favorite game?

I'm about 99% sure I answered this already... but I love the first Prince of Persia. As in, The Sands of Time. Not, you know, the original version.

I'm also a huge fan of God of War and Zelda: The Wind Waker.

Sweet

What's your favorite song?

Pheonix wrote:Sweet

What's your favorite song?

Not sure if I even have a favorite song... I listen a ton of things and then move on, only to come back to them weeks, months and sometimes years later.

But.

Since you're making me choose... It's either Highlands by Bob Dylan or I Am the Highway by Audioslave. I especially love those.

You know, I'd probably have picked Mass Effect for your favorite game.

Had I not already read your answer, would I have been at all close?

Chozon1 wrote:You know, I'd probably have picked Mass Effect for your favorite game.

Had I not already read your answer, would I have been at all close?

Mass Effect's very good, no doubt, but I didn't get "lost" in the game as I did the others.

Sooo.... sorta?

Was GTAIV as good as you expected?

tobymacdude wrote:Was GTAIV as good as you expected?

Hmm... yeah, it was pretty much what I expected (at least in terms of game play).

The story certainly isn't going to set any new standards, but the way it was handled (i.e., an immigrant story in New York City) was very excellent.

In other words, it's not the best game evar, but it does show that an action game can have as deep and clever of a story as an RPG. Without sacrificing mechanics.

Should I invest in an ax and earn moneiz by chopping firewood?

Chozon1 wrote:Should I invest in an ax and earn moneiz by chopping firewood?

As long as you're alright with the possibility of losing any number of appendages, I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Sweet! ^_^ *leaves to get ax*

Anyway, can you recommend any somewhat childish (not kiddy, just...colorful and easy) PS2 platformers? Not for me; my sister wanted game recommendations, and I have little to no experience with PS2's.

Chozon1 wrote:Sweet! ^_^ *leaves to get ax*

Anyway, can you recommend any somewhat childish (not kiddy, just...colorful and easy) PS2 platformers? Not for me; my sister wanted game recommendations, and I have little to no experience with PS2's.

The Sly Cooper games are really good. You might want to look at giving the Jak series a shot (though those games tend to have wildly fluctuating difficulties... the first is the easiest and cheapest) as well as the Ratchet and Clank series.

What else? Hmmm. The Tak games are pretty good... as are the Ty the Tasmanian Tiger games, if you're looking for that sorta thing. Past that... maybe Rayman?

Platformers are, sadly, kind of a dying genre.