I compare knowing where you were or what you were doing when Kennedy was shot to knowing how big your eyes got when you heard about Half Life 2 being developed.

My eyes were wide.

Ken would shoryuken Shang Tsung's balls.

No. Just 12 year olds who can't play online for a bit and smug 360 gamers will hold it over Sony forever, while trying to point out flaws in the system.

Anyone who says Fallout 3 or RDR are terrible human beings.

But I actually kinda regret buying Singularity. As cool as the game is. It's only good in spurts.

Netflix.

lol.

played RDR and honestly did not think much of it. I feel like the world was a decent size, but there was barely anything to do, and what there was to do was quite repetetive.

blueboxdoctor

Whaaaaaaat? Nothing to do?! You didn't collect the outfits, do the gang hideouts, rob/protect stagecoaches, do the challenges, hunted, played the mini games, watch the films, wrangle rare horses or half of the hundreds of things to do in the game?

Meh. Maybe I'm biased, but as far as story mode and gameplay and just all out fun... I preferred RDR by far. However, the multiplayer on BH is fun as hell. Haven't tried much of the RDR MP yet, but Capture the Bag is excellent and the posse aspect of it is cool. Been playing Undead Nightmare since I (finally) 100% RDR ... and it is just as fun, moreso if you love old 50s style B-Horror movies.

Probably Portal 2, as well, but The Secret of Monkey Island is up there with it.

4Swords

*points to pic*

I have to agree with you on the Monkey Island games.

[QUOTE="da_chub"][QUOTE="anime_gamer007"]Red Dead Redemption isn't a sequel to Red Dead Revolver. Besides being set in the West and have a similar dead eye mechanic, they're nothing alike both in gameplay and story. That's like saying GTA4 is a sequel to GTA3, it's not. Fightingfan

I see what you're saying but they're not "sequels" they're just a next alliteration in the same series.

The term you're looking for is "Spiritual successor".