amp316 said:
I have played shooters for both the 360 and PS3. The aiming with a joystick is exactly like GoldenEye. Sad but true. PC shooters with a keyboard and mouse are good control wise, but I prefer aiming and shotting with a Wii Remote the most. |
I lol'd that you thought Half-life 2 won't be remembered in 10 yrs time. It's only heralded as one of the greatest FPS games of all time, and is already in people's minds far more than Goldeneye.
Orginal Half-Life: 1996
Half-Life 2: 2004 + Counterstrike: Source which thousands of people still play today, they'll remember Half-life 1&2 for many yrs solely for this. How many people are still playing Goldeneye? Oh wait, it came out before consoles had online!
Since Half-life 2: Episode 1, Ep 2, Portal, Orange Box.
Anyway, aiming in Goldeneye was very different as you didn't have 2 analog sticks, manual aiming was controlled by the 4C buttons instead. I think you've got a bit of a selective memory as aiming now has evolved a fair bit on consoles vs Goldeneye. You may well prefer aiming with the Wii remote but their are many, many more people who prefer keyboard and mouse or dual analog.
It was a great game for the time and is fondly remembered by those who played it (especially Nintendo fans). But, it seems doubtful it'll acheive much more than that. Half-Life and Valve has a strong loyal fanbase and has had multiple releases of both the orginal game and the sequel to warrant it staying in the minds of many people for years to come. Half-Life 1 stayed in people's minds as it was a revolution in Single-Player FPS games and remained there for 8 yrs (and was played for that period) before the sequel came out. The innovation it brought, mods and the episodes ensure that Half-Life 2 will be spoken about for many years to come.








