[QUOTE="evilross"] It deserves credit for its backstory and artwork, but not for its gameplay or level design
Not for gameplay and level design? What part of gameplay are you refering to? The way Halo changed the FPS weapon loadout? or the way Halo changed the FSP health system? Or the amazing AI that the covent possess? No two battles ever play out the same in Halo because of the AI. Isnt that something that Bioshock was proud of itself for 6 years after Halo:CE?
And I have played Prime 1 and 2, for Gamecube (I still own one by the way) Prime 1 was very fun, and a refreshing way to bring the series to modern standards, but its not a FPS, and if you classify it as such, then it would be a very weak FPS. Prime 2 got old very fast for me, I couldn't get into the story after playing through Prime 1.
I just dont agree with the atmopshere is great argument of Prime. The world seems like its there to be a puzzle, not the other way around. And there isnt much meat on the bones of the story, just enough to motivate you forward.
Not saying Prime 1 want a fantasic game, it was. But its not on the same level as Halo, and not really even in the same gaming group (FPS)
DuDisNow
I don't get how a game that uses old music, hace one gun with 4 different types of energy, and you walk around just to find things and get power-ups but you never keep them, beats a game that had great AI, great Campaign, great level design, "but teh same!" not entirely, a great stoyline, and revonlutionized a genre. You analysis of the Metroid series is awful and plain biased. The game is completely different then almost everything out there, that's what makes it so fun. It's in a genre of it's own. You do know that logic works the other way, right? I could just say "I don't get how a game where you play a super soldier that uses guns to shoot at aliens, with a cliche storyline, and cut and paste level design beats a game that unfolds a story as you scan things, invents a genre, won GotY, has a flawless level design, and is one of the most addicting games out there." But then I'd be a fanboy.
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