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Wow, thats pretty crazy. Halo is a big name, aha

ogvampire

heh. i think youre confused... we're talking about Halo here... not Mario

Actually, it just "might" be. This is all very subjective though, and people's reaction may change over a period of time. But have a look at this--

http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/28435/Halo_Tops_Guinness_World_Records_50_Best_Video_Game_Series.php

Ninja Gaiden(The 3D series)--True Dragon Sword

Half Life 2--Gravity gun

Gears of War--Lancer/Chainsaw

Really don't care for who owns the motion sensing innovation crown..PC or consoles..doesn't matter at all.

As many here are arguing though, the mouse is definitely not a motion sensing device in the real sense. The only thing it tracks is its own sensor's motion.

Someone said this--

"A mouse tracks a human hand's motion and position."

Oh, definitely not. You could very well place it on a pad, keep tilting the pad with a 2 foot stick and it'll still do the required movements on the screen. A mouse has nothing to do with a human hand or its position.

Ninja Gaiden 2, Gears 1 and Oblivion

Genre: RPG/Action-Fighting

Story: Let's just say you put Ryu Hayabusa in the world of Janpanese Elder Scrolls, and keep the Ninja Gaiden style combat with character level ups leading to marginal increases in difficulty(but the max being Warrior on NG2) and weapon upgrades. It could serve as a prequel to the first NG game. In a sort of Fable-ish way. The Birth of Ryu Hayabusa, his clan, village..how he joins the different schools, monasteries, learns the different martial arts, different weapons..etc etc. The game would let you play from the perspective of Ryu's father or some of his teachers for earlier parts of the game. Doing their own missions, and fighting off ancient enemies while Ryu grows up and learns the way of the Ninja. Then after a certain level-up requirement, you get to progress through the game as him. You know the works.

That's it, I'm out...lol. I would really dig this sort of a game though.

1)Oblivion--over 250 hrs, but done zilch to the main storyline(one of my fav games though)

2) GTAIV-- Got bored at around the 40% mark

3) Mass Effect--Got bored too!!! quickly

4) BioShock--I really like this game, dunno why I still can't get myself to finish it though.