- The Most Important Games in FPS Gaming as a Whole -

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#51 xionvalkyrie
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[QUOTE="SchoolThing"]1. HALO - without this game, in 2001, who knows if the FPS genre would have been alive?Gamer4Iife

Wait, what? :? I agree that Halo made the genre more popular, but you're overexaggerating.

List needs Goldeneye, Perfect Dark Duke Nukem and Quake. :x

^This. Goldeneye and Perfect Dark contributed more to console FPSs than all 3 HALO game combined.

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#52 SLIisaownsystem
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crysis and hexen more interesting fps hasnt humankind made

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#53 MrGrimFandango
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I dont really understand why KZ2 is even on the list at all, or Halo for that matter; although, it does have more relevance than KZ2. The most significant right below here: (no particular order) 1. Half-Life (including CS) 2. Wolfenstein 3. Half-Life 2 (including CSS) 4. Doom 5. Deus Ex 6. Duke Nukem 3D 7. Call of Duty 8. Quake The Best: 1. Perfect Dark 2. HL/CS 3. HL2/CSS 4. Goldeneye Doesn't matter after these, the gap is wide between these and the next ones. You are wondering about Perfect Dark, well its as far as I know the most complete and rounded FPS ever created, no FPS offered as much from the box.
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#54 Guitar_Zed
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Whoever says crisis or KZ2 is a MORON

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NO its their opinion. What makes yours any better than mine?

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#55 prsman
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Whether you love Halo or hate it, you can't deny that it revoltionized the FPS genre. It wasn't the first, but it made multiplayer fun.
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#56 mtradr43
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disagree with number 6 and 7, should be goldeneye and perfect dark
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#57 deactivated-5b78379493e12
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Some of this depends on when you began playing FPS. MY first was Quake on PC back in college, but I didn't play a console shooter until Halo:CE. To me, nothing beats Quake death match. I can still remember doing that late at night instead of studying. Of course now I'm letting nostalgia get in the way.

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#58 beekayjay
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Halo DOES deserve to be on the list, but definitely not at number 1. Halo did a lot to introduce a genre to console gamers that for a long time had little exposure to what was going on on the PC for years. But as one poster pointed out, it certainly wasn't the first to be on a console, it just happened to intro the multiplayer aspect to console gamers. HOWEVER, the form of the genre was influenced by a number of other ground-breaking titles, regardless of the platform. They took the basic FPS gameplay and innovated upon it. These titles are mentioned on the TC's list but they are not given a ranking suited to their overall influence, which just betrays the TC's age, bias and ignorance. Its a list to be ignored and remade by someone who knows better.
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#59 washd123
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1. wolfenstien - without it there would be no FPS

2. doom - without it there would be no FPS in the mainstream (theyd be as popular as Sims are)

3. dark forces - introducing levels that were more than just a single floor or area

4. duke nukem 3d - hullo mouse look

5. quake - hello graphics and hello to the FPS becoming a way of demoing tech

6. half-life - hello stories

7. far cry - welcome to an expansive sandbox world not bound by linear levels

8. half-life 2 - hello physics as gameplay