Fallout 3 or New Vegas (both if they released a collection).
@DigitalRaptor
I don't take much stock in reviews. I heavily disagreed when Grand Theft Auto IV got so many perfect 10's, and I disagreed with how many perfect scores Uncharted 2 got as well. To me, Uncharted 2 was just a "really good game", rather than the second coming of jesus that everyone else made it out to be. So I really don't care what reviewers have to say about it. Just because the majority believe something, doesn't automatically mean...
I don't know, because I haven't played The Last of Us, and if you haven't either, then you're simply a fanboy for stating that one game is better than another if you haven't even played both of them yet.
Even if I had, I would not resort to debating with someone such as yourself.
I'll simply state that every single reason you listed is completely subjective.
Gameplay is subjective.
Graphics are subjective, at l...
I don't think you know what the word "objectively" means.
I thought Tools of Destruction was a lot better. It was my first Ratchet game to play so I didn't have any series fatigue.
What I didn't like very much about A Crack in Time is the Clank Sections, the rocket boots and the separation of Ratchet and Clank. The gameplay didn't feel right without clank. I think I put ACiT down for almost a year before I finally ended up finishing it, mostly due to Clanks boring hologram sections.
Keifer has an awesome voice. The first thing I ever heard him in was Phone Booth, a pretty good movie in which all he does is pretty much talks (and he's awesome at it) you only see him *movie spoiler* at the very end of the movie as he walks away while the character passes out, so it's blurry, .
I eventually watched 24 afterwards, but I don't think I'll think of Jack Bauer every time I think of snake. Even if I did, that's not necessarily a bad thing. ...
2 people don't know what sarcasm is I guess.
Riveting "news", Kotaku.
And a cool box with compartmental shelves.
I suggest anyone considering getting this to wait a while.
I got the Uncharted 3 collectors edition from Best Buy for 30 bucks new sometime after it released.
Such as?
That's a neat idea. Get paid play and unlock weapons and gear for those who don't have quite as much time to do it themselves.
Good luck finding a copy without having to pay out the ass for one. Used copies are 100+ dollars. They were only sold at gamestop. They didn't even give that game a chance to sell.
Saying 'any' gen is the best is very subjective though. There is no "best" that can apply to everyone, it all comes down to the individual and what they enjoyed the most.
It doesn't even go beyond this-gen.
YES!
I wonder how much lower that number would be if they added "and would be willing to pay for one at some point in the future".
Lol.
Because I'd sure want one, if it was free that is, but there's no way as of now that I'd be willing to pay for it. Might make a pretty good TV remote, but I probably wouldn't use it much for games.
@ZombieNinjaPanda
Okay, that's not really what I asked though. How about instead of writing some smug douchebag comment that doesn't contribute a single thing to the conversation other than being an ass, you actually list some of those previous gen games then?
Not everyone is old enough to be a retro gamer, nor do they have the time or money to buy every single worthwhile game for every worthwhile system out there, and that doesn't make them any ...
@Blastoise
Just curious, what do you consider the top 5 pinnacle of storytelling games?
Because I can't think of any that I enjoyed more than Bioshock. The only ones that even come moderately close in my opinion are Red Dead Redemption, MGS4, parts of fallout 3, and parts of mass effect, but I consider Bioshock to be better than all those.
Wish Brotherhood was on Netflix so I can see how the story ends. I only got to watch the regular Fullmetal Alchemist.
You should consider getting New Vegas at some point. I just finished the vanilla version of it yesterday (the one without the DLC) and didn't run into a single game breaking glitch, though I did run into one glitch that didn't let me finish the quest EXACTLY the way I wanted it to because of a choice I made earlier on, but it wasn't that big of a deal as I could still finish it. The game only froze about 5 or 6 times during my 65 hour playthrough, and none of those freezes cause...