Best fps for gamecube

Resident Evil 4.mastetofthedark

Resident Evil 4 wasn't a first-person shooter, it was a third-person shooter. Anyway, Metroid Prime was superb and Metroid Prime 2 Echoes was a phenomenal sequel. Get those two.

time splitters

metroid

goldeneye rouge agent

if you have the gb player there is 2 fps games

perfect dark and something else:P

[QUOTE="mastetofthedark"]Resident Evil 4.Phoenix534

Resident Evil 4 wasn't a first-person shooter, it was a third-person shooter. Anyway, Metroid Prime was superb and Metroid Prime 2 Echoes was a phenomenal sequel. Get those two.

Oops, sorry. I get mixed up with FPS and TPS :P

first party=

metroid prime

metroid prime 2

giest

3rd party

timesplitters 2

timesplitters 3

night fire 007

goldeneye rogue agent

agent under fire

turok evolution

from russia with love

everythin or nothing 007-

later 2 are in 3rd person

serious sam ,

medal of honor frontline/rising sun /european assult

call of duty 1/2

freedom fighters-3rd person

geist - did all you forget about it? lolsonic-ps360

I was about to mention it:)

The Metroid Prime games are not FPSes at all... they're in first person but the controls and pacing of the games are completely different.

007 Nightfire and Timesplitters: Future Perfect are the two best GC FPSes, in my opinion.

Best first person shooter games to have for the Nintendo Gamecube

Call of Duty Big Red One

Medal of Honor European Assault

Timesplitters Future Perfect

Goldeneye Rogue Agent

Turok

This, imo:

Not an exclusive but I've always seen it as some sort of a "unofficial successor" to GoldenEye.

I would not recommend Metroid Prime to someone who is exclusively looking for a FPS, otherwise you'd be disappointed honestly. Metroid Prime has shooting, but it does not focus on shooting, ergo it is not a First Person Shooter, that is just my opinion though.

I would recommend TimeSplitters 2 and Future Perfect, all you need

I'm about to plotz with all these suggestions of "From Russia With Love" or "Everything or Nothing" - ARE YOU PEOPLE HIGH??? There's NOTHING remotely "FPS" about those games, folks...

Go with:

Metroid Prime

007: NightFire

007: Agent Under Fire

TimeSplitters 2

TimeSplitters: Future Perfect

GoldenEye: Rogue Agent

XIII

Call of Duty I & II

EDIT: The TimeSplitters games rock because they have extensive, easy-to-use map creator tools, and four-player MP/ Bot Match abilities.

The GC controller works FINE for FPS, I have no idea what all the flap is about, the "C" stick not working, etc., Kids Today...

:lol:

Be aware that even though you cannot alter the control layout of "Metroid Prime" from inverted stick, it is one of the few games I have ever ascribed a Perfect Game monicker upon... True CLASSIC which, if you own a GC, is a MUST to own and play through. Get on it, get used to it, and find the MAGIC!!!

;)

I liked GC's library of FPS...Just wish they had that online optionLos9090

Dreamcast (SegaNET), then XBox Live was where the online console FPS were at that generation.

[QUOTE="Los9090"]I liked GC's library of FPS...Just wish they had that online optionEmerald_Warrior

Dreamcast (SegaNET), then XBox Live was where the online console FPS were at that generation.

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[QUOTE="Los9090"]I liked GC's library of FPS...Just wish they had that online optionAcidSoldner

Dreamcast (SegaNET), then XBox Live was where the online console FPS were at that generation.

I would debate that the PS2 actually has as many FPS online shooters as XBox Live did last-generation. But I really have no numbers to go on, just going by memory. XBox had Halo 2, Doom 3, Counter-Strike, Brute Force, Unreal II, Unreal Championship 1 & 2, Soldier of Fortune II, and others.