- Metal Gear Solid
- Gran Turismo
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Perfect Dark(N64) had:
Co-op campaign for 2 players, and you can even have a cpu teammate follow you around to kill enemies
Bots in multiplayer modes that were used effectively and you can even change their personalities
Custom characters in multiplayer
Lots of options for multiplayer
An original mode called Counter Co-op where player 1 is Jo and player 2 is an enemy guard and player 2 must stop player from completing Jo's goals in the campaign
Ranking for muliplayer
Unlockable custom difficulty to allow you to increase/decrease the enemy's health, damage and accuracy
A Hi Res mode
Yeah, it's ahead of it's time and one of my favorite FPSs ever.
[QUOTE="svetzenlether"][QUOTE="GeoffZak"]Killzone had fantastic graphics, at a glance you'd think it's a PS3 game. Kingdom Hearts 2 also had some pretty great graphics too, everything looked amazing in KH2.SOedipus
You REALLY haven't been gaming for very long have you? Killzone sucked, get over it.
I thought Killzone was a disappointment and I haven't played it since I beat it but the game looked damn good. The system couldn't even run it properly. There were glitches everywhere and the physics were horrible. But the graphics were good, and the audio was awesome. It just proves that fun>graphics. I agree with you 100%.- Chrono Trigger: This is simply one of the best RPGs ever made and blows most JRPGs out of the water.
- Mario 64: Excellent revolutionary 3D platformer.
- Zelda OOT and Wind Waker: Unparalleled adventure games whose scope and atmosphere is matched by few games.
- Half Life / 2 : The epitome of FPS shooters
- Max Payne / 2: Bullet time + John Woo style action! Need I say more?
- Far Cry: Fun shooter with breath taking graphics and immense sense of freedom
- GTA 3: The controversial 3D free roaming sandbox game that took things further in a genre pioneered by a few other great games namely Shenmue, Omikron and Daggerfall.
- Gran Turismo: This simulation racing game was simply revolutionary and mind blowing for it's time!
- Metal Gear Solid: The benchmark pioneer of cinematic stealth games
- Shenmue: Yu Suzuki's epic opus is a revolutionary free roaming adventure game (7 years in development and was the most expensive game ever made with a budget of $70 million until GTAIV was released recently) that brought many innovations that have influenced the best games since it's release. Shenmue needs much more appreciation and recognition as it just slipped under the radar of most gamers.
- Shadow of the colossus: One word - EPIC!
- God of War: DMC revolutionized the action genre but GOW improved upon it. I love the implementation of Shenmue's QTEs, the adrenaline rushing gameplay and the incredible soundtrack.
- Devil May Cry: A stylish game that brought Strider style fast paced action into the next gen.
- Strider: Awe inspiring, fun action classic that was a precusor to games like GOW and DMC.
- Soul Calibur: Above and beyond any other 3D fighting game at it's time of release.
- Virtua Fighter: The first 3D fighting game which boasts excellent gameplay to go with the innovation. Yu Suzuki is brilliant!
- Burnout 2 & 3: Leaves most other arcade racers including the Need for Speed series and PGR 2 standing!
- Red Faction: Awesome FPS with even more impressive destruction.
- Otigi: The level of environmental destruction in this game will blow you away. It's a quality action game as well.
- Syphon Filter: Great TPS that was better than anything in it's respective genre at the time of release.
- Goldeneye: The game mecanics and multiplayer component of the game were simply revolutionary for it's time
- Call of Duty 2: MOH may have started the WWII shooter craze but COD 2 stands as the best of the genre
- Marvel vs. Capcom 2: My favourite 2D fighter that never really gets old. I feel very fortunate to have bought the game for the DC at $25 years ago considering how rare and expensive thegame is currently.
- Street Fighter 2: The epitome of 2D fighters
- Final Fight & Streets of Rage: The best beat em ups of their time
- Forza Motorsport: Improved on the GT formula with some novel introductions.
- Super Smash Bros.: Awesome multiplayer fighting fun
- Moto GP series: Consistently the best motorcycle sim racing games
- Virtua Figter 4: The best 3D fighter alongside Soul Calibur
- Ninja Gaiden: While I don't like NG as much as GOW or DMC but NG is still a great action game boasting almost next gen quality graphics and a satisfying amount of challenge that harken back to the glory days of quarter eating arcade classics.
- Time Crisis 3: Best and most enjoyable light gun game to release in years
- Resident Evil 4: Excellent reinvention of the series
- Mario Kart series: The best kart racers out there
- Viewtiful Joe: Stylish, challenging and incredibly fun. VJ is no doubt the best beat em up since FF and SOR!
- Freedom Fighters: FF is one of the best third person shooters ever made.
- Deus Ex: One of the best FPS games which was ahead of its time
[QUOTE="Eddie-Vedder"]MGS1, 2 and 4, they were all the first MGS on their console, and there wasn't anything like them at the time. 3 kicked ass as a game but we had already played 2 so it wasn't so shocking, story wise it was tho :PCB4McGustoSyphon Filter owned MGS Splinter Cell owned MGS2 MGS4, mmmmmyeah I'll give you that one
No, sir. MGS and MGS2 were just too good. MGS3 and MGS4 not so, though.
Then of course there's Half Life 2, which took everything to a whole new level. Chapters were cohesive. Physics meant something. Immersion. The Gravity Gun. Laser-guided rockets. Brilliant yet conservative level design. No backtracking. FPS driving controls that actually felt good. And to think, Doom 3 was actually supposed to be its competition.Corey_Barlog_SMActually, the one thing I didn't like about halflife 2 was how they did the driving controls.
[QUOTE="Gh0st_Of_0nyx"]Perfect Dark still does thing better then most FPS out today.BlackbondExcept at a much slower and at times very sluggish framerate. Well it is almost 10 years old :P The MP is unplayable but the single player can still be fun (when the game isnt slowing down)
Zelda: Ocarina of Time for doing everything better than any other game out at that time.RyanShazamLike being dull. boring and not any fun at all.
[QUOTE="RyanShazam"]Zelda: Ocarina of Time for doing everything better than any other game out at that time.monkeytoes61Like being dull. boring and not any fun at all.
I believe he was talking about Zelda OOT the most critically acclaimed game of all time not the Seattle Seahawks.
Like being dull. boring and not any fun at all.[QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="RyanShazam"]Zelda: Ocarina of Time for doing everything better than any other game out at that time.Blackbond
I believe he was talking about Zelda OOT the most critically acclaimed game of all time not the Seattle Seahawks.
i hate the fact that i hate sports, i never get teh jokez D:[QUOTE="Gh0st_Of_0nyx"]Perfect Dark still does thing better then most FPS out today.mitu123Agreed, what Perfect Dark on the N64 had was amazing(strong single and multiplayer and lots of content and features to unlock and modes to play), it almost got a 10 on here(9.9). that 9.9 was such a low blow. really GS? Why not just give the damn game a 10!? :x
[QUOTE="mitu123"][QUOTE="Gh0st_Of_0nyx"]Perfect Dark still does thing better then most FPS out today.II_Seraphim_IIAgreed, what Perfect Dark on the N64 had was amazing(strong single and multiplayer and lots of content and features to unlock and modes to play), it almost got a 10 on here(9.9). that 9.9 was such a low blow. really GS? Why not just give the damn game a 10!? :x The only problem was the framerate, but I would give it a 10/10 anyways(I had some framerate issues with GTA IV, seriously, it happens sometimes).
Let's play "everyone list the game we like!"...ShafftehrYa that's what this thread is about it seems.
Metroid Prime: Amazing enviroment and awesome bosses as well.
Yoshis Island: Amazing graphics levels and huge bosses.
Super Mario Bros 3: Awesome levels. Loads of secrets and power ups and amazing graphics as well.
[QUOTE="Corey_Barlog_SM"]Then of course there's Half Life 2, which took everything to a whole new level. Chapters were cohesive. Physics meant something. Immersion. The Gravity Gun. Laser-guided rockets. Brilliant yet conservative level design. No backtracking. FPS driving controls that actually felt good. And to think, Doom 3 was actually supposed to be its competition.UnamedThingActually, the one thing I didn't like about halflife 2 was how they did the driving controls.
As much as I agree on all of Corey's points, which made HL2 the stellar game it was, Unamed hit the spot with HL2's one achilles heel. The driving levels (the hover craft even more so than the buggy) were the ones I couldn't stand. But that's a minor complaint more than anything else and not a critical strike against it.
Half Life
No ifs ands or buts
Arguably there still hasn't been a game (outside of its own series) that has achieved the same standard of consistent, continuous and non-interrupting narrative.GTA3 was the only game I can think about that really blew me away when it first came out in '01.
I (like the topic starter) had never seen anything like it, and did not even beleive it to be possible till it was done.
my personal favorites were MGS cuase never really thought of stealth gameplay plus the cutscenes just amazed me for the time and hell MGS4's cutscenes are still ahead of normal gaming. GTA3 blew the socks off of me when i first played it. i hated GTA1 and 2 but man i wasted a complete summer when i was like 12 on GTA3
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