[QUOTE="crucifine"][QUOTE="Neoyamaneko"]How does Bioshock qualify? The player is treated like the main character in the world while not breaking the drama and realism in the game. Also, Rapture is never exposed as a playground for the player's pleasure. Atlas doesn't even tell you to press certain controller buttons to manipulate things in the world.AtomicTangerine

That needs a spoiler tag... and I think you're putting pieces together that aren't there. Like you have to follow his instructions because the game is totally linear. They promised a big world where things happened wether or not you were there. Instead, the game ended up being a corridor crawl. That would be quite the surprise if one of the worst things about the game turned out to be intentional.

How does Bioshock qualify? The player is treated like the main character in the world while not breaking the drama and realism in the game. Also, Rapture is never exposed as a playground for the player's pleasure. Atlas doesn't even tell you to press certain controller buttons to manipulate things in the world.Neoyamaneko

1. Etienne Gallo
2. Mathhieu Marcotte
3. Sean Reinert
4. Santiago Dobles
5. Sean Malone

If you meant bands, here's my current top 5:
Baroness
Mammatus
Augury (they've been there for a while)
Ephel Duath
Electric Wizard

Many of my comments have been expressed. Most haven't given it enough time. I was ready to go back to Oblivion 30 minutes after renting it, but for some reason I kept dredging away. I found myself 2 hours later enthralled in stacking weapons and armor, making potions, traps, bombs, and looting peoples cribs. Five days later I found myself buying it.

I love it! It has a few flaws but not that Morrowind or Oblivion didn't either. As my man said earlier, "It doesn't hold your hand like Oblivion!" You have to make some difficult choices on what weapons and armor to keep and stack as-well as what you wish to mold your character into. You can be the good guy or the bad guy. Take over or just go along with it all. I found myself for the first time questioning a decision to make in a game, do I let the Skeldon House hold this chick in prison or do I help her escape?! The guard warned me she had a way with words. I should have just left, maybe I might have a standing in the Skeldon House besides my current 0/10. Or maybe the Skeldon House is really the bad guys that I want to be working against. The choice was mine and it felt good actually having the choice! And you can choose to help or hurt anyone. It doesn't guide you "hold your hand" like every other RPG has openly or not so openly as Oblivion did!

If you think this game sucks! Turn off your 360! Read the entire Two Worlds manual and then restart the game/ or resume if you are satisfied with your previous choices. Play for 2 hours and stay North of the river. Collect herbs and minerals(they weigh nothing to you/they do take up space however) you can use them to help people out or to make killer traps,bombs, and potions. You can even create potions that permanently increase abilities, instead of just getting the lousy 5 points to disperse every level gain. Increase sneaking and lockpicking to help you loot some nice junk to make some cash. Learn the screens and controls, and I am sure you will be out buying it or keeping the one you are thinking about getting rid of.

PS - Get a horse also! They make a nice traveling suitcase. My first one held 400 pounds of junk, this new mare carries 500!

MeikoTevko