Yep, I don't understand how people don't see how generic it is at a glance, VanQuish looks more interesting and that alongside the generic style doesn't have a lick of colour. Like ya said though, solid game to play. 

I may be biased as fan of the comic, but I loved Rogue Trooper. (Played the original on PC, haven't played the Redux remake.)
It may look like just another scifi shooter but I enjoyed it more than any other such, perhaps save Halo. (I'm talking only about single player.)
The system of "buying" ammo and health with salvage is genius and you can play in different ways: go Rambo, snipe, sneak, throw grenades/mines or use various gimmicks.

It was re-released on GOG recently with some modernized features. It's also on Steam but the GOG version is definitely the way to go. Underrated gem of the 2010s! 

-25% Alpha Protocol on GOG.com

It's vaguely familiar, was it like a super hero game or something in the vien of Infamous? I think I know the one, I never got around to it but I was interested. 

No it was a spy thriller RPG. Influenced by the likes of Jason Bourne and James Bond. Game was nothing particularly special to look at, but in typical Obsidian Entertainment fashion, the writing and the choices you make take center stage.

Well, heres to hoping they bring it into current decade with a remake or remaster. 

That would be awesome, but that would be up to Sega as they were the publishers of the game. The GOG version will most likely be the closest you'll get to a remaster because pretty much all the core systems of the game were modernized. Just not the visuals lol.

Sadly my laptop was the last PC gaming system I had and it's pretty much buggered. I would love to have a go at it, I choose charisma every RPG I play and love dialogue choices and skill checks more than battles at times. 

People forget this, but GTA 3 didn't look all that hot, even when it first launched. Jaggies, pop-in... it took heat on message boards at the time. Of course, given what it was accomplishing on the hardware (PS2), it was sort of impossible for it to look like Splinter Cell, but yeah... it wasn't the best looking of games.

But it sure was a hell of a lot of fun.

Yep. And Vice City had thar blurred motion effect, wasn't really a pretty game either, character models were bad. San Andreas wasn't even that good looking for it's time. It wasn't until GTA4 did we see R* get these games up to graphical standards and even that had it's flaws conpared to something like MGS4.