Hey, I don't have my n64 anymore but thinking back on it there are still a lot of games that I would have loved to play. This might be touchy subject and I'm not completely sure that this is illegal, but I wanted to using a emulator to play the games. Any advice on what I could use.

Like I said, I'm not too sure if using an emulator is illegal and I'm really sorry about posting this if it is, and if it is feel free to lock this topic, but I just wanted to see if I could get any help if this was a viable option to play old n64 games.

Yeah, I liked Halo 2's multiplayer a lot more. Foundry is a nice touch in Halo 3, but seeing as how you really only have 2 or 3 friends online in your friend list at a time, the maps you make are pretty pointless. An option to join random foundry games would've been much much better. Also, the thing I noticed is the only weapons you usually ever use are the assault rifle (which takes an entire clip and at least 3-4 seconds of straight shooting to kill somone), and the BR (it's decent, but headshots are the only way you'll ever kill someone). The Gravity Hammer is fun, but the Sword and the Rocket Launcher have both been severely messed up. They both attack so slowly that one mistake screws you up. I also hate the sword fights where you swing at another sword guy and you both attack at the same time and keep doing that 5 more times until one of you dies or someone else comes in and kills you or steals your kill.

The maps though... They're alright but nothing that great. There are only a few good maps and I've already gotten pretty sick of them. I used to be a huge fan of Halo 2, but after playing for awhile with Halo 3, I just switched to playing Call of Duty 4

EDIT: Also, how could I forget but the thing that annoys me the most. Definetely the snipers. Basically, they shoot so slowly that you really only get one shot before your target notices that he's being shot and runs away preventing you from killing him. And the thing is that it HAS to be a headshot or you won't kill him. Halo 2 snipers was so much better.

So, I'm taking a look at both of these games and they seem somewhat similar. For those who have played either one, what the are main differences between the two, and which series do you think is more fun to play?

well, honestly anything is better than the stuff at my local hollywood video/blockbuster. they have very few games and each cost $9 per game for only a week.

The only thing good about them is that I can get the game immediately (though of course if they actually have it). I started gamefly on monday, the games just shipped today so I probably won't get them until friday or later. that's already 4 out of my 30 days gone but whatever. I'm just trying it out.