By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close
FoxMan250 on 14 April 2014
Edit Thread

BEST:

- Uncharted 2: (SONY)
Got me back into gaming after I basically stopped thru my high school years... had never seen a game with such a intriguing story, voice acting, and just great chemistry with the characters. And graphically stunning and well polished all around. The whole package truly impressed me.

- Halo 3: (MICROSOFT)
The campaign was fun but what really was impressive was the multiplayer. So much customization, a great theater mode, and just overall the most well balanced multiplayer I have ever experienced. Still I find myself going back to play it with friends and it's a better experience than any new multiplayer to date.

- Wii Sports: (NINTENDO)
I have to say that there has probably NEVER been a better game bundled with a console than this one. I'm willing to bet most Wii owners didn't even buy another game for a long time since it offered countless hours of fun and replayability. I've played a few games on the Wii over the years, but I always end up going back to Wii Sports whether it be with friends or by myself.

CRAP/OVERRATED:

- Metal Gear Solid 4: (SONY)
I just couldn't get into this game, nor the online play. The cutscenes were just WAY too long for me (some over 10 minutes) and I just felt like it was too slow of a story with some okay moments... Yet I seem to always hear how great it is.

- Titanfall (MICROSOFT)
Maybe because it's fresh in my mind, but man this game is just more of the same to me. And yet its hyped like it's revolutionary in everything it does. This game is not next gen to me with the 360 version just a worst performing & looking version of COD with a vertical element to the gameplay.

- Call of Duty (MULTIPLAT)
I just can't believe how popular a game like this has gotten with how poor of quality the campaigns usually are and the same graphic look year after year. And the annual releases are just raking in the sales which I just dont understand. But I guess I should blame the buyers, not the company... although I still hate Activision for ruining Spyro & Crash.