Christ Centered Gamer

Modern Warfare 2

A month of Gold for free. Happeh times. I totally hit a stride at one point where I was pwning noobs left and right. Headshots, kill streaks, bringing missiles down on peoples heads. Even knifing several guys that I had previously been in firefights with.

Directly after that I got mowed down a dozen times without a single kill, but still. I've also decided that I vastly prefer Modern Warfare 1 over Halo 3. I'm not even really understanding why someone would bother with H3. Maybe Reach is different.

Patapon (on my Vita!) - fun game if you don't mind being a tribal deity

Chozon1 wrote:Modern Warfare 2

A month of Gold for free. Happeh times. I totally hit a stride at one point where I was pwning noobs left and right. Headshots, kill streaks, bringing missiles down on peoples heads. Even knifing several guys that I had previously been in firefights with.

Directly after that I got mowed down a dozen times without a single kill, but still. I've also decided that I vastly prefer Modern Warfare 1 over Halo 3. I'm not even really understanding why someone would bother with H3. Maybe Reach is different.

Although I love Halo and am not a fan of the COD series after MW, I have to say you really can't compare the two. Really, all they have in common is that they are two popular FPSes.

COD is a visceral, intense, fast, yet more solo experience. The multiplayer is based more on personal achievement. You continue so you can get that new gun or perk that will make you even more powerful (which really doesn't). The game rewards people who play a lot overall, and play well in a single game.

Halo is best played with multiple friends. It's slower, more methodical, and in some ways more balanced. The multiplayer is basically based on symmetrical gameplay. The power weapons are rewards for teamwork and/or sheer speed or map knowledge.

Anyway, I last played Metro 2033. Pretty sweet so far. Atmosphere does a lot for me. haha

Killzone 3.

Meeeeeh.


GTAIV

Every time I see Brucie, I want to shoot him repeatedly

Orodrist wrote: GTAIV

Every time I see Brucie, I want to shoot him repeatedly

Every time I get a phone call (in-game), I want to reenact GTA IV--in real life.

Nate DaZombie wrote:

Orodrist wrote: GTAIV

Every time I see Brucie, I want to shoot him repeatedly

Every time I get a phone call (in-game), I want to reenact GTA IV--in real life.

That happens.

Everytime I hear somebody say "Oh Crap!", I think of Nathan Drake. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOjxt2SiFX0

Pheonix wrote:COD is a visceral, intense, fast, yet more solo experience. The multiplayer is based more on personal achievement. You continue so you can get that new gun or perk that will make you even more powerful (which really doesn't). The game rewards people who play a lot overall, and play well in a single game.

That's a big reason why I preferred COD over BF, because I'm only responsible for my own victory (EDIT: the opposite of BF1942....at least from what I played of it). But I stopped following after MW1 too. Anyone have any suggestions of a good sci-fi game that's like COD? Besides Black Ops 2.

noooo no dude BF games are team gameplay D:

ChickenSoup wrote:noooo no dude BF games are team gameplay D:

Oh, maybe I put things the wrong way....I was saying that COD was about solo gameplay, unlike BF1942.

Super Scribblenauts

ccgr wrote:Super Scribblenauts

I've thought about picking that up, but it's hard to justify the purchase now that I have the iPhone version

I last played Driver: San Francisco a.k.a. GLORIOUS DRIVING HAS RETURNED TO US

Nate DaZombie wrote:

ccgr wrote:Super Scribblenauts

I've thought about picking that up, but it's hard to justify the purchase now that I have the iPhone version

I haven't played a Scibblenauts game yet,
though I am going to wait for the 3DS game. (Can't wait!)

I lately been playing Kirby's Dream collection.

Got to the last boss in FFV and realized I should probably level up more (wasted 2 hours +)

Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crackin Time.

This is my second R&C title, but it's the first of the traditional pattern - way back when I bought Starhawk, I got a 1 month PS+ voucher, and a handful of games went free for PS+ (i.e. LBP2, Just Cause 2, and R&C: All 4 One).

Pheonix wrote:Although I love Halo and am not a fan of the COD series after MW, I have to say you really can't compare the two. Really, all they have in common is that they are two popular FPSes.

COD is a visceral, intense, fast, yet more solo experience. The multiplayer is based more on personal achievement. You continue so you can get that new gun or perk that will make you even more powerful (which really doesn't). The game rewards people who play a lot overall, and play well in a single game.

Halo is best played with multiple friends. It's slower, more methodical, and in some ways more balanced. The multiplayer is basically based on symmetrical gameplay. The power weapons are rewards for teamwork and/or sheer speed or map knowledge.

That's exactly why I can compare the two; They're generally the defacto standard for FPS multiplayer on the Xbox. There's lots more titles sure, but those are the mainstream bigboys.

I also have apparently had a wildly different experience than you. I found Halo just as fast, but simpler and actually easier. I never needed a different gun than the battle rifle, and in fact the times I tried to use more powerful weapons...I got pwned. XD Badly.

In CoD, its been my experience that the better equipment did make a difference, if small, but the perks for advanced characters made a world of difference. Most of my deaths in that game come from harrier strikes. You can't dodge those things.

So...no u. >_>

Last I played was Techno Kitten Adventure. I played it when I was sleepy and my eyes started crossing. And I'd lose focus. And I felt like something had been slipped into my food.

But I still loved it. <3