Halo 3 Won't Be Successful

god iam gone for 2 motnhs and new noob flesh comes who is this guy? insanewolfninja

yo foo, are you prepared to say or do something when halo 3 comes out and destroys all? whoisryanmack

Final Fantasy: 13. Or rather - Final Flop. That should be the slogan that Sony should run with for the latest in its One Hit Wonder - Final Fantasy 12.

Now don't get me wrong. Final Fantasy was a good game, although a little over rated, and fulfilled itself as the only official PS game worth buying the console for (although it came out on Xbox360! Bad move). It developed tactical combat and developed a good fanbase for those interested in that kind of thing. It had satisfactory single player content which was good solid fun but also applied the use of tactics like in the missions.

Then enter Final Fantasy 12. To increase Final Fantasy fanbase, they decided to dumb the game down for those who don't have the time for tactics and made the game just a full on flop with limited tactics and cruddy weapons. Yes Final Fantasy' 7 weapons were far superior.

And now Final Fantasy 13 which promises to be a rehash of Final fantasy's 12 style of gameplay to keep these gamers who don't like to think that much and just think (the types of gamers who thought Rogue Galaxy and Kingdom Hearts were Gods Gift to Gaming) and still keep in pretty well the same style as KOTOR only without the jetpacks. Plus the same repetitive nature of the game will drastically annoy fans of the original and soon enough people will just ignore Final Fantasy and remember it for what the series really is - A One Hit Wonder, much in the same vain as the Baha Men's "Who Let the Dogs Out" and the original Rocky film.

Mass Effect is the Final Fantasy killer for this generation of gaming. No doubt about it.

:'(

The_Nemacyst

[QUOTE="yo_foo"]Halo: Combat Evolved. Or rather - Combat DeEvolved. That should be the slogan that Microsoft should run with for the latest in its One Hit Wonder trilogy - Halo 3.

Now don't get me wrong. Halo was a good game, although a little over rated, and fulfilled itself as the only official X-Box game worth buying the console for (although it came out on PC! Bad move). It developed tactical shooting and developed a good fanbase for those interested in that kind of thing. It had satisfactory multiplayer content which was good solid fun but also applied the use of tactics like in the missions.

Then enter Halo 2. To increase Halo fanbase, they decided to dumb the game down for those who don't have the time for tactics and made the game just a full on shooter with limited tactics and cruddy weapons. Yes Halo 1s weapons were far superior.

And now Halo 3 which promises to be a rehash of Halo 2s style of gameplay to keep these gamers who don't like to think that much and just shoot (the types of gamers who thought Doom 3 and Prey were Gods Gift to Gaming) and still keep in pretty well the same style as Tribes only without the jetpacks. Plus the same repetitive nature of the game will drastically annoy fans of the original and soon enough people will just ignore Halo and remember it for what the series really is - A One Hit Wonder, much in the same vain as the Baha Men's "Who Let the Dogs Out" and the original Rocky film.

Resistance is the Halo killer for this generation of gaming. No doubt about it.

:'(


HeavenlySword75

Let me say this, saleswise; I know about 20 real-life 360 owners and not one of them are not planning on getting Halo 3.LakeFPownsu

[QUOTE="LakeFPownsu"]Let me say this, saleswise; I know about 20 real-life 360 owners and not one of them are not planning on getting Halo 3.yo_foo

Such an original opinion you have there. :| Do i even need to bother pointing out how it got AAA reviews across the board?Ninja-Vox

I'll wait and see, because at the moment. The only people who think RFOM is better are PS3 fanboys. And if RFOM was a Halo killer, why is Halo still so hyped up and why aren't PS3's selling out. Probably because RFOM isn't a killer app. Halo alone sold the Xbox systems. RFOM has not. dr-venkman

Halo 3 will be successful. This is just some cow's opinion who's run out of things he/she can back up PS3 with, so he/she picks out GR8 360 games.

super_biohazard

[QUOTE="Ninja-Vox"]Such an original opinion you have there. :| Do i even need to bother pointing out how it got AAA reviews across the board?yo_foo

I'll wait and see, because at the moment. The only people who think RFOM is better are PS3 fanboys. And if RFOM was a Halo killer, why is Halo still so hyped up and why aren't PS3's selling out. Probably because RFOM isn't a killer app. Halo alone sold the Xbox systems. RFOM has not. dr-venkman

i think u mean xbox systems sold halo not the other way around(if u wanted to buy an xbox u could basically only get it as a package with halo

[QUOTE="super_biohazard"]

Halo 3 will be successful. This is just some cow's opinion who's run out of things he/she can back up PS3 with, so he/she picks out GR8 360 games.

yo_foo

halo wouldnt of sold so many copies if microsoft didnt force it to be packaged with basically every xbox sold...if u wanted to buy an xbox u could only  get it with a copie of halo attached. and i no alot of xbox owners that didnt even like the game so the fanbase isnt as BIG as its made out to be( about 7-8million copies were sold) that dont mean theres that many fans, id say take away 4-5 million(the ones that ended up with a copy because they purchased an xbox *cough* forced* Cough*) and ur left with a fanbase no bigger than the ratchet and clank series on ps2jacjase

[QUOTE="dr-venkman"]I'll wait and see, because at the moment. The only people who think RFOM is better are PS3 fanboys. And if RFOM was a Halo killer, why is Halo still so hyped up and why aren't PS3's selling out. Probably because RFOM isn't a killer app. Halo alone sold the Xbox systems. RFOM has not. jacjase

i think u mean xbox systems sold halo not the other way around(if u wanted to buy an xbox u could basically only get it as a package with halo

wow i didnt no u+ 2 other people made up the whole xbox owning community, wasnt there around 25mil units sold and ur argument is ....oh 3 people(u and ur mates) didnt get halo when u got the xbox that makes my logic flop?? i bow down to u, i am so silly of course my logic is **** *SARCASM*jacjase

if u wanted to buy an xbox u could only get it with a copie of halo attachedjacjase

ratchet and clank owns halos multiplayer thats why resistence has the best multiplayer(both developed by insomniac)  i can gaurentee resistences online play will own halo 3s when it releasedjacjase

do i need to even answer thatjacjase

The fact of the matter is, everybody knows that the Halo games are extremely overrated, even the people who like the games. They weren't anything special from the beginning, and when compared to computer games, the multiplayer (and single-player) components were outdated. Not to mention, the supposed "innovations" weren't really innovations at all. Halo 3, however, is very popular, and saying that it won't be successful is just impossible.
Greatgone12

ratchet and clank owns halos multiplayer thats why resistence has the best multiplayer(both developed by insomniac) i can gaurentee resistences online play will own halo 3s when it releasedjacjase

halo wouldnt of sold so many copies if microsoft didnt force it to be packaged with basically every xbox sold...if u wanted to buy an xbox u could only get it with a copie of halo attached. and i no alot of xbox owners that didnt even like the game so the fanbase isnt as BIG as its made out to be( about 7-8million copies were sold) that dont mean theres that many fans, id say take away 4-5 million(the ones that ended up with a copy because they purchased an xbox *cough* forced* Cough*) and ur left with a fanbase no bigger than the ratchet and clank series on ps2jacjase

Halo's fanbase is simply too large for it to failChopperDave1

I'll wait and see, because at the moment. The only people who think RFOM is better are PS3 fanboys. And if RFOM was a Halo killer, why is Halo still so hyped up and why aren't PS3's selling out. Probably because RFOM isn't a killer app. Halo alone sold the Xbox systems. RFOM has not. dr-venkman

[QUOTE="ChopperDave1"]Halo's fanbase is simply too large for it to failblackleech

[QUOTE="yo_foo"][QUOTE="Ninja-Vox"]Such an original opinion you have there. :| Do i even need to bother pointing out how it got AAA reviews across the board?dr-venkman

[QUOTE="yo_foo"][QUOTE="super_biohazard"]

Halo 3 will be successful. This is just some cow's opinion who's run out of things he/she can back up PS3 with, so he/she picks out GR8 360 games.

Blackbond

Halo: Combat Evolved.  Or rather - Combat DeEvolved.  That should be the slogan that Microsoft should run with for the latest in its One Hit Wonder trilogy - Halo 3.

Now don't get me wrong.  Halo was a good game, although a little over rated, and fulfilled itself as the only official X-Box game worth buying the console for (although it came out on PC!  Bad move).  It developed tactical shooting and developed a good fanbase for those interested in that kind of thing.  It had satisfactory multiplayer content which was good solid fun but also applied the use of tactics like in the missions.

Then enter Halo 2.  To increase Halo fanbase, they decided to dumb the game down for those who don't have the time for tactics and made the game just a full on shooter with limited tactics and cruddy weapons.  Yes Halo 1s weapons were far superior.

And now Halo 3 which promises to be a rehash of Halo 2s style of gameplay to keep these gamers who don't like to think that much and just shoot (the types of gamers who thought Doom 3 and Prey were Gods Gift to Gaming) and still keep in pretty well the same style as Tribes only without the jetpacks.  Plus the same repetitive nature of the game will drastically annoy fans of the original and soon enough people will just ignore Halo and remember it for what the series really is - A One Hit Wonder, much in the same vain as the Baha Men's "Who Let the Dogs Out" and the original Rocky film. 

Resistance is the Halo killer for this generation of gaming.  No doubt about it.

:'(


 yo_foo

I'll wait and see, because at the moment. The only people who think RFOM is better are PS3 fanboys. And if RFOM was a Halo killer, why is Halo still so hyped up and why aren't PS3's selling out. Probably because RFOM isn't a killer app. Halo alone sold the Xbox systems. RFOM has not. dr-venkman

[QUOTE="yo_foo"]Halo: Combat Evolved. Or rather - Combat DeEvolved. That should be the slogan that Microsoft should run with for the latest in its One Hit Wonder trilogy - Halo 3.

Now don't get me wrong. Halo was a good game, although a little over rated, and fulfilled itself as the only official X-Box game worth buying the console for (although it came out on PC! Bad move). It developed tactical shooting and developed a good fanbase for those interested in that kind of thing. It had satisfactory multiplayer content which was good solid fun but also applied the use of tactics like in the missions.

Then enter Halo 2. To increase Halo fanbase, they decided to dumb the game down for those who don't have the time for tactics and made the game just a full on shooter with limited tactics and cruddy weapons. Yes Halo 1s weapons were far superior.

And now Halo 3 which promises to be a rehash of Halo 2s style of gameplay to keep these gamers who don't like to think that much and just shoot (the types of gamers who thought Doom 3 and Prey were Gods Gift to Gaming) and still keep in pretty well the same style as Tribes only without the jetpacks. Plus the same repetitive nature of the game will drastically annoy fans of the original and soon enough people will just ignore Halo and remember it for what the series really is - A One Hit Wonder, much in the same vain as the Baha Men's "Who Let the Dogs Out" and the original Rocky film.

Resistance is the Halo killer for this generation of gaming. No doubt about it.

:'(


Deamon321

[QUOTE="jacjase"]halo wouldnt of sold so many copies if microsoft didnt force it to be packaged with basically every xbox sold...if u wanted to buy an xbox u could only get it with a copie of halo attached. and i no alot of xbox owners that didnt even like the game so the fanbase isnt as BIG as its made out to be( about 7-8million copies were sold) that dont mean theres that many fans, id say take away 4-5 million(the ones that ended up with a copy because they purchased an xbox *cough* forced* Cough*) and ur left with a fanbase no bigger than the ratchet and clank series on ps2dr-venkman

[QUOTE="jacjase"]

[QUOTE="dr-venkman"]I'll wait and see, because at the moment. The only people who think RFOM is better are PS3 fanboys. And if RFOM was a Halo killer, why is Halo still so hyped up and why aren't PS3's selling out. Probably because RFOM isn't a killer app. Halo alone sold the Xbox systems. RFOM has not. dr-venkman

i think u mean xbox systems sold halo not the other way around(if u wanted to buy an xbox u could basically only get it as a package with halo

wow i didnt no u+ 2 other people made up the whole xbox owning community, wasnt there around 25mil units sold and ur argument is ....oh 3 people(u and ur mates) didnt get halo when u got the xbox that makes my logic flop?? i bow down to u, i am so silly of course my logic is **** *SARCASM*jacjase

Wow. Longest thread ever?Copy_Snake

[QUOTE="jacjase"]wow i didnt no u+ 2 other people made up the whole xbox owning community, wasnt there around 25mil units sold and ur argument is ....oh 3 people(u and ur mates) didnt get halo when u got the xbox that makes my logic flop?? i bow down to u, i am so silly of course my logic is **** *SARCASM*dr-venkman