Fallout 3: The PC version barely froze up on me, and I played that thing CONSTANTLY, 90 hours plus, so I don't think it was too bad. You can still get the achievements for 360, and you can have mods and even enter cheats (if thats your sort of thing.) All in all, it's a larger amount of stuff for the same price, so as long as your machine is man enough (this game is a beast, albiet nothing like what Crysis was on my rig), I say go for it! Only for fans of Oblivion-esque gameplay, although many elements have been improved. It strikes me more as a refinement of Oblivion than anything else, but it's still a nice game.
Hmmm....a lot of my faves were already posted. Mass Effect is supposed but be better on PC due to the fact that they streamlined that awful inventory system (the one thing that stunk about that game.) I'd probably get it for 360 anyways, just because of the "no achievments on the pc version" thing, but do yourself a favor and do not get the DLC. It's a waste.
Gears 2 is worth it if you thought Gears was ok. Gears 2 has loads of improvements, not only new weapons and junk to use. My favorite is the filler bots they sub in until players join the game. They're not BRILLIANT, but they do the job for average folks. Oh, and the plot ain't half bad, for a second installment in a trilogy. Horde is also well worth it with friends.
Lost Planet is an OK pick... but there's better fish to fry, especially if you don't like to game for long sessions. It takes a LOT of time invested into this game to beat it, simply due to the fact that it's not easy and somewhat exploration-based in it's nature.
FEAR is...interesting. Get it if you feel the need for some horror-shooty action, but the achievements are damn hard and the gameplay is no chump either. Good for the experienced 1st person player though.
I thought Prey was fun, I'd recommend playing a demo first though to see if you like it. Everything about it was fun in some strange way, although you do have to be a bit forgiving about certain parts. I would've appreciated some better weaponry in particular.
BIOSHOCK... it's just a must have. Any minor flaws you might find are offset by the fact that you have to be incredibly picky to find them.
Rock Band 2 over Guitar Hero, if only because the difficulty is still scaled better, and you have access to all the previous songs in the series.
I'll add on my thoughts as they stir up.
My first post, and already this much writing... I'm sure that this will be fun.
Hmmm....a lot of my faves were already posted. Mass Effect is supposed but be better on PC due to the fact that they streamlined that awful inventory system (the one thing that stunk about that game.) I'd probably get it for 360 anyways, just because of the "no achievments on the pc version" thing, but do yourself a favor and do not get the DLC. It's a waste.
Gears 2 is worth it if you thought Gears was ok. Gears 2 has loads of improvements, not only new weapons and junk to use. My favorite is the filler bots they sub in until players join the game. They're not BRILLIANT, but they do the job for average folks. Oh, and the plot ain't half bad, for a second installment in a trilogy. Horde is also well worth it with friends.
Lost Planet is an OK pick... but there's better fish to fry, especially if you don't like to game for long sessions. It takes a LOT of time invested into this game to beat it, simply due to the fact that it's not easy and somewhat exploration-based in it's nature.
FEAR is...interesting. Get it if you feel the need for some horror-shooty action, but the achievements are damn hard and the gameplay is no chump either. Good for the experienced 1st person player though.
I thought Prey was fun, I'd recommend playing a demo first though to see if you like it. Everything about it was fun in some strange way, although you do have to be a bit forgiving about certain parts. I would've appreciated some better weaponry in particular.
BIOSHOCK... it's just a must have. Any minor flaws you might find are offset by the fact that you have to be incredibly picky to find them.
Rock Band 2 over Guitar Hero, if only because the difficulty is still scaled better, and you have access to all the previous songs in the series.
I'll add on my thoughts as they stir up.
My first post, and already this much writing... I'm sure that this will be fun.
