Bosws87
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Feel like apart from round 2 the top ones are hard to argue with.
It was a monstrous game. Very arcadey but so much fun to play against your mates. You had the likes of Adriano who could score from the halfway line, but the fun was always in the random overpowered players in various teams. Freddy Kanoute for example was a beast on itPlayed this mainly on PC and using those editors to mod each kit, name etc was incredible. I think I painted United kit textures myself.
1.PES 6
2.PES 5
3.PES 4
4.PES 3
5.PES 2
Do you mean SSX Tricky?1. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
2. Resident Evil 4
3. Gran Turismo 4
4. Grand Theft Auto 3
5. SSX 3
1. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
2. Resident Evil 4
3. Gran Turismo 4
4. Grand Theft Auto 3
5. SSX 3
No, part 3 was definitely on PS2.Do you mean SSX Tricky?
Pretty sure SSX 3 was PS3/360 era.
No, it was on the PS2Do you mean SSX Tricky?
Pretty sure SSX 3 was PS3/360 era.
I'm thinking the reboot that was just called SSX.No, it was on the PS2
Yeah, that wasn't a good game. Really disappointed in that one as I love the SSX series.I'm thinking the reboot that was just called SSX.
My bad
MGS3 plays better but the themes in 2 are more interesting. Few games go to the lengths it did in terms of using the narrative to pass comment on media theory. This remains a great analysis - https://junkerhq.net/MGS2/Amazed people preferred MGS2 to MGS3 I thought it was a common view that MGS3 is considered the best of the series!
Apart from the bosses (who were awesome), I find MGS3 to be the worst in the series! I know people have issues with Phantom Pain, but the gameplay more than makes up for any issues with the story, IMO. There again, I haven't played MGS3 in years, so perhaps my opinion of it would change if I play it again now. I just remember really not liking it at all at the time.Amazed people preferred MGS2 to MGS3 I thought it was a common view that MGS3 is considered the best of the series!
The themes may be interesting but the way they are presented to you, in ridiculously long sessions of blatant exposition, is not. Of course, that's been an issue with Kojima storytelling since forever and even MGS1 had some of that, but of the first three games I've always felt Sons of Liberty was by far the worst offender. And after the third game Kojima's storytelling just fell off a cliff and never recovered (I'm including Death Stranding in that).MGS3 plays better but the themes in 2 are more interesting. Few games go to the lengths it did in terms of using the narrative to pass comment on media theory. This remains a great analysis - https://junkerhq.net/MGS2/
In recent years I think only Nier: Automata has come close (in terms of big budget games).
Appreciate not everyone thinks this way and some just enjoy playing the game
The international edition fixed some of those issues but I agree - speeding up the game is a must. Personally I've put it down for PS2 even though I first played it on PS4 because that's console it first came out on.People putting FF12 down Game is such slog on the PS2 with it's snail speed, dungeon design and bland cast (Balthier aside). I dare anyone not to use the speed up option on the recent release. It makes the game far more playable.
I know it's not the most popular, but I really enjoyed FF12. I liked the novel new combat system at the time, and while the story/characters don't quite hit the same emotional notes as others in the series, I thought the political direction all worked very well. The voice acting and production I thought was solid too. Granted I haven't played it since the original release.People putting FF12 down Game is such slog on the PS2 with it's snail speed, dungeon design and bland cast (Balthier aside). I dare anyone not to use the speed up option on the recent release. It makes the game far more playable.
Yeah very weird people on here. Since MGS 3 is considered one of the best games ever made.Amazed people preferred MGS2 to MGS3 I thought it was a common view that MGS3 is considered the best of the series!
Snail speed? I don't get that. It's pretty much lightspeed compared to some other popular JRPGs like Persona 5 and Dragon Quest XI. The dungeons themselves weren't great but the interconnected overworld was pretty good back then. It felt like a good compromise between the actual world maps of earlier games and the mostly linear sub areas of FFX. The gameplay was interesting with its gambit system, although it did take a while to open up. I thought it was a great game that was only let down by an uninteresting story and villain.People putting FF12 down Game is such slog on the PS2 with it's snail speed, dungeon design and bland cast (Balthier aside). I dare anyone not to use the speed up option on the recent release. It makes the game far more playable.
On Quake 3, it's definitely remembered fondly, just not on consoles I would guess. I made a similar post about Doom in the previous round. These games are mostly remembered as PC classics. Quake 3 is one of those landmark titles that defined an era of online gaming on the PC, alongside Unreal Tournament which released roughly at the same time.Special mention for Resident Evil Code Veronica on the Dreamcast which was probably the best version of the game.
- MGS 3 Snake Eater- I think MGS 2 is more intelligent and really made some uncomfortable points on where the world was heading but MGS 3 beats it for sheer fun, emotion and a legendary cast.
- FFX - The last classic offline FF game in my opinion.
- Shenmue- Has aged pretty badly but was a really important game and was amazing at the time.
- Quake 3- lot of fun, surprised it's not remembered more fondly
- Resident Evil 4- Every time i play this game my opinion on it changes. Absolutely mental, cheesy, OTT, ridiculous...but somehow works.
Exactly this, Quake was pretty much one of the first ones for multiplayer FPS on PC for me, and it was mind blowing.On Quake 3, it's definitely remember fondly, just not on consoles I would guess. I made a similar post about Doom in the previous round. These games are mostly remembered as PC classics. Quake 3 is one of those landmark titles that defined an era of online gaming on the PC, alongside Unreal Tournament which released roughly at the same time.
Doom was mine - a few of us went to where my mate was working in Cardiff he was the network engineer and when we were able to play each other I couldn't believe it.Exactly this, Quake was pretty much one of the first ones for multiplayer FPS on PC for me, and it was mind blowing.
Up to you. It started here so I probably would personally.So I guess I give RE4 a vote here even though it’s specifically the Wii version that I am thinking of?
Because 2 is miles better then the first one and isn't nearly as annoying with the stupid flood everywhereSurprised people are putting Halo 2 ahead of Halo CE. Reasons?
Because 2 is miles better then the first one and isn't nearly as annoying with the stupid flood everywhere