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yo_john117 on 20 February 2010

Fable 3 for sure, but i don't know about Crackdown.



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Lyrikalstylez on 21 February 2010

Fable3 purchase from me

Im gonna pass on Crackdown2



fastyxx on 22 February 2010

I have both already pre-ordered on Amazon. (And have had them since announced.)

Fable II and Crackdown are two of my most-loved games this gen. And Dead Rising 2 as well! Love all three prior games so much.



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Garnett on 22 February 2010
numonex said:
Mass Effect 2, Crackdown 2, Fable 3, Splinter Cell: Conviction and Alan Wake are all guaranteed buys for me in 2010. One down and four to go. IMO console exclusive/exclusive games are the only games really worth buying.

Dont buy Mass Effect 2

 

Once you beat it you have few things to do.



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fastyxx on 22 February 2010
Garnett said:
numonex said:
Mass Effect 2, Crackdown 2, Fable 3, Splinter Cell: Conviction and Alan Wake are all guaranteed buys for me in 2010. One down and four to go. IMO console exclusive/exclusive games are the only games really worth buying.

Dont buy Mass Effect 2

 

Once you beat it you have few things to do.

If ever there were a replayable single-player story-oriented game were replayable, it's ME2.  The insane difficulty is really a whole new game.  I'm currently on run through #2.  Then it's back to ME1 to choose a different path and see all the changes that occur picking a different path with a different style.  

Plus the 30-40 hours (if you do everything you can) playtime of ME2 is way higher than lots of games, even if you do only play it once.

ME2 is so good.  

 

(Plus he said he already bought it.)



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Garnett on 22 February 2010
fastyxx said:
Garnett said:
numonex said:
Mass Effect 2, Crackdown 2, Fable 3, Splinter Cell: Conviction and Alan Wake are all guaranteed buys for me in 2010. One down and four to go. IMO console exclusive/exclusive games are the only games really worth buying.

Dont buy Mass Effect 2

 

Once you beat it you have few things to do.

If ever there were a replayable single-player story-oriented game were replayable, it's ME2.  The insane difficulty is really a whole new game.  I'm currently on run through #2.  Then it's back to ME1 to choose a different path and see all the changes that occur picking a different path with a different style.  

Plus the 30-40 hours (if you do everything you can) playtime of ME2 is way higher than lots of games, even if you do only play it once.

ME2 is so good.  

 

(Plus he said he already bought it.)

Dont get me wrong i loved Mass Effect 2, but after you beat the story the fun ends. The side missions are fun to do but there not the main story and redoing the story over isnt gonna be fun because you know whats gonna happen.

 

Games are fun but the fun comes to an end.



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numonex on 22 February 2010

^Play Mass effect 2 on Insane mode. A lot more challenging than Hardcore or Veteran modes. Infiltrator is the best class for Insane mode. Sentinel and Soldier are the next best classes behind the Infiltrator class. Engineer, Vanguard and Adept are the weakest classes in the game.



Goddbless on 23 February 2010

Crackdown 2 is a day one purchase for me. Fable 3 will depend on what I'm playing at the time.



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CDiablo on 23 February 2010

Crackdown 2 first day!



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twesterm on 23 February 2010

I'm not convinced yet on Crackdown 2 and the last video I saw of Fable III actually made me a little less convinced on Fable III.

I loved Crackdown, it was a fun game, but it got real boring real quick. I'm going to wait to make sure they fix that.

As for Fable III, I have the funny feeling it's going to be another big promise from Molyneaux that under-delivers. I'll probably still get it, but I wouldn't trust anything out of his mouth even if his tongue came notarized.