Best XBOX game no one played?

Otogi 1

Scarface: The World is Yours

The Godfather 1

indigo prophecy

Panzer Dragoon Orta always receives countless mentionings in threads like this. It's hardly what you'd call an underrated game. Not to mention that it sold half a million copies back in the day, which is enough to quality for a greatest hits re-release according to Sony.

Throwing some others in:

-Call of Cthulhu

-Enclave

-Fusion Frenzy (Better than it's sequel on the 360)

-Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green

-Mad Dash (I prefer this over the original)

-Sid Meier's Pirates

-Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green

SpikeyAss

Is Land Of The Dead worth playing? I've read some reviews and they are... pretty negative. It looks pretty decent though.

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-Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green

KillerJuan77

Is Land Of The Dead worth playing? I've read some reviews and they are... pretty negative. It looks pretty decent though.

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What is the best XBOX game no one played?

im my opinion, it is Otogi: Myth of Demons

Kaszilla

Panzer Dragoon Orta always receives countless mentionings in threads like this. It's hardly what you'd call an underrated game. Not to mention that it sold half a million copies back in the day, which is enough to quality for a greatest hits re-release according to Sony.

SpikeyAss

Where are you pulling these numbers from? Under 175,000 is what I see. And that's from Sega.com.

Where are you pulling these numbers from? Under 175,000 is what I see. And that's from Sega.com.

Emerald_Warrior

You're right. I got the number off a site known as GamerReview. The site actually claims PDO sold 0.05 million copies and I misread it as half a million copies. On another note, Sega's figure seems a lot more realistic, and obviously being from Sega themselves it's a more reliable source too.

Is Land Of The Dead worth playing? I've read some reviews and they are... pretty negative. It looks pretty decent though.

KillerJuan77

I haven't played it for many years, but I enjoyed it. My only real complaints were that your character moves too slow and the AI could-'ve been better. The game took me 8-10 hours to beat, so it's just the right length for a FPS in my opinion. I distinctly remember there being a lot of amusing interactivity: you could flush toilets, listen to the radio, open stuff up in order to find hidden weapons etc.

Here's some more. I could list so, so, so many more, but they would mostly be multi-platform games.

-American McGee's Scrapland

-Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon

-GUN - there's a better version on the 360

-Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis

-Kakuto Chojin - from the developers of Ehrgeiz and Tobal

-King Kong - there's a better version on the 360

-Pariah - very underrated FPS

-Spikeout Extreme - the multi-player is awesome

-Spyro series

-Still Life

-Stubbs the Zombie

-The Bard's Tale

-The Hobbit

-Vexx

-Voodoo Vince - never liked it my self but it has a small following

-Whiplash

-Pariah - very underrated FPS

-Still Life

SpikeyAss

Pariah is pretty awesome but Still Life is absolutely amazing. It's basically what the CSI games should have been.

-Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis

-Kakuto Chojin - from the developers of Ehrgeiz and Tobal

-Spikeout Extreme - the multi-player is awesome

-Still Life

-The Bard's Tale

SpikeyAss