If you asked anybody else, it's the only game out this month.
Halo 3. Who has it? Who loves it? Who hates the vile, despicable name? Who doesn't understand those darn kids who play it?
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The other two were unremarkable.
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Mmmm...thought that would be the reaction I got here, and that's how I know this place is home :)
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It might have been cool as a console game, but I rate games by the whole. It was nothing compared to Half-life or Doom2 in regards to revolutionary design, and to be honest, gameplaywise, what was the difference between Doom2 and Halo?
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If you can't tell Halo from Doom 2, gameplaywise, you don't know the genre.
For starters, it doesn't control the same, it handles health differently, it has a different kind of level design, it has different weapon carrying/switching systems and uses a different number of dimensions. These things matter, gameplaywise. Never been awfully fond of the series myself. Does seem it does a couple of interesting things, such as that campaign metagame and the forge multiplayer mode, and 2-4 player co-op should be pleasant. However, SEGA Rally is also released this week :) |
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I think as a console shooter it is probably best of breed... but it's run of the mill compared to PC shooters.
Co-op mp is something that should be in EVERY mp shooter that has an sp campaign... so I say bravo to them for including that. |
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Level designs are equally boring and lineair. Carrying/switching? Since when has that made a big difference? I didnt really use anything but the plasma rifle in Halo. And the third dimension isn't used enough to constitute a difference. So I guess the dumbed down health system is the only difference that matters. |
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I think TF2 and Crysis are both far more significant FPS titles if you're looking at the genre as a whole.
But I can tell you for certain that Halo3 is going to sell a bazillion copies. |
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Having to pick 2 weapons, rather than being able to collect every weapon and carry them makes a difference, your preference notwithstanding. As does being able to throw grenades and doing melee attacks without switching weapon. As for "you walk, you shoot," that's just nonsense. You walk and shoot in Worms as well. Controls are extremely essential to gameplay, and the games don't control the same way (although some of this has been "addressed" in later ports of the Doom engine). If I wanted to play Doom 2 but wasn't able to, I wouldn't want to play some Halo, considering it some alright substitute, because it doesn't really play the same. You might not feel the same way about just that, but there really is a certain amount of gameplay elements and mechanics that aren't the same in both games. Whether it adds up to an in your opinion total difference big enough to consider Halo a gameplaywise different game than Doom 2 isn't all that relevant. |
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