But!, I agree with Rad that Halo did revolutionise though, remember, back in 2001? Halo was revolutionary and then they made 2 clones of it (2+3) which by that time were much less revo because of the large number of Shooters that soon saw how succesful this could be and copied and enhanced their own games.Ezzay said:You can NOT be serious, my fucking god dude.Radeonx said:FPS's would be different, in my opinion. Halo somewhat revolutionized the genre with Combat Evolved
I'm not going to start an internet flame war, but Jesus Crist you have no idea how wrong you are.
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I enjoyed Halo:CE don't get me wrong, but it really didn't do anything that had not been done before.Mackinator said:snip
Halo:Combat Evolved did have health bars but they regenerated over a brief amount of time. Due to it's popularity Call of Duty added it in to one of it's games.HG131 said:Halo 1 had health bars.maddawg IAJI said:A world without Halo would leave health bars in Call of Duty. Oh come on you can't stand there and say Call of Duty didn't add regenerating health to capitlize on it's popularity in Halo. Look at Call of Duty 2 Big Red One. It was massivly popular and was often called the best in the series up to the point (Then Modern Warfare came in). But why? It didn't do anything that the others didn't do. The only diffrence was lack of the health bar.
Halo isn't the best thing since sliced bread tbh.Brown Cap said:A world without Halo would be a better one.
So Halo is the reason I hate gaming anymore. I really don't like the fact that you can't fully enjoy a game without DLC anymore. I miss the simpler days when you could buy a game at the store and be secure in knowing that nothing would change unless a sequel came out (except for PC games with DLC. Couldn't even play a buddy online if he downloaded something you haven't).A random person said:Console FPS's wouldn't be as dominant, the Xbox would have failed and by extension the gaming world would probably be less focused on random online features and DLC, and either the console wars would have been a two-way competition between the PS2 and Gamecube or maybe someone (possibly Sega, but not likely) would have filled in the gap, not to mention the many other alternate history details that would exist.
Actually not true considering there were countless other FPS games that were more success then Halo, that any developer could have jumped on. I'd rather have 600 clones of say Golden Eye, Half-Life, or Perfect Dark then 60000 clones of the same space marines shooting at the same aliens with the same motives with the same guns. Essentially the FPS has become a Copy Paste genre..:/crazyhaircut94 said:It'd be a world of DOOM! (Get it?)
But in all seriousness, without Halo, a lot of the great FPS's of today would never exist. Halo influenced a whole genre, and there's no real denial to that. I don't like it, but it just is that way. And you don't want to mess up the space-time continuum.
Halo brought FPS's to console gaming. FPS was a genre, that before Combat Evolved, was though to be only for the PC. That's why it revolutionized the genre. I don't care if you hate Halo, but making a post that is only contributing by telling me how wrong I am is flaming.Ezzay said:You can NOT be serious, my fucking god dude.Radeonx said:FPS's would be different, in my opinion. Halo somewhat revolutionized the genre with Combat Evolved
I'm not going to start an internet flame war, but Jesus Crist you have no idea how wrong you are.
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Still, you can't deny that it brought popularity to some today reoccurring elements in the shooter genre. And there are games that made it good. And as I said, you don't know what will happen when you fuck with the space-time continuum.Mr.PlanetEater said:Actually not true considering there were countless other FPS games that were more success then Halo, that any developer could have jumped on. I'd rather have 600 clones of say Golden Eye, Half-Life, or Perfect Dark then 60000 clones of the same space marines shooting at the same aliens with the same motives with the same guns. Essentially the FPS has become a Copy Paste genre..:/crazyhaircut94 said:It'd be a world of DOOM! (Get it?)
But in all seriousness, without Halo, a lot of the great FPS's of today would never exist. Halo influenced a whole genre, and there's no real denial to that. I don't like it, but it just is that way. And you don't want to mess up the space-time continuum.
On Topic; A World without Halo would be a world where the Xbox Doesn't exist and ultimately there would be less annoying 12 year olds yelling about their penis on XBL. Of course without the Xbox we might not have gotten Braid so..>.>
Good point. Without Red vs. Blue, machinima wouldn't have become popular.HG131 said:This. Also, A world without Halo would be a world where machinima died.yankeefan19 said:a world without Halo clones. However, I have always liked halo.
Yes, one would take it's place as the 'definitive' modern FPS. I think other games would've been better recieved without Halo encompassing everything the masses want in a Sci-Fi FPSNeonbob said:...it'd be a a world with some other fun space shooter.