go to the new poll, i specified the reason's.JeanLuc761 said:
on second thought dont, you'll just ***** like all the others who still think im wrong, and ignore my advice to go make their own poll if they want it their
Poll: Best Sci-fi Game series
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on second thought dont, you'll just ***** like all the others who still think im wrong, and ignore my advice to go make their own poll if they want it their
Out of those, I voted Halo. It's a nicely put together universe. The story is roughly average IMO, but the storytelling is very nice.
Out of the ones NOT in the poll, Mass Effect has a very nice sci-fi universe which Bioware have clearly put a lot of thought into. The story is also good, though the storytelling (at least in the first game) could have used some patching up. I'd also like to nominate the Homeworld series for being brilliant all round - well, the first one at least. The story is simple, but effective, and told with atmosphere and emotion.
Out of the ones NOT in the poll, Mass Effect has a very nice sci-fi universe which Bioware have clearly put a lot of thought into. The story is also good, though the storytelling (at least in the first game) could have used some patching up. I'd also like to nominate the Homeworld series for being brilliant all round - well, the first one at least. The story is simple, but effective, and told with atmosphere and emotion.
How about a GOOD reason not to include the game? The fact the game doesn't have a commercial is terrible criteria to exclude it.bloodshed113094 said:
Seriously though, do you have something against Mass Effect?
You DID ignore the fact that you already called it a game yourself, and why cant games play phones, have you seen the tech demos id have done with their newest engine on the iPhone, there is no reason what so ever that phones cant be used to play games. It is a perfectly valid platform, just because the games are generally more casual doesn't mean they aren't games. So phones are not gaming platforms because they are stored on a hard drive? well i guess all the games I have installed on my computer aren't actually games? So next time I boot up Call of Duty or TF2, I'll have to say "I'm off to play an app"?bloodshed113094 said:
I really don't understand what your point is? Don't like to admit that you filled your posts with contradictions?
hmm...JeanLuc761 said:
no, i just never had a chance to play it, except for when we had it before we gave it to my sisters bf. but it seemed like a cliche at the beginning, the aliens always the treacherous basterd and the coolest character is killed off at the beginning.
in truth i want to play it all the way through, but only if the combat gets better, because TPS only worked for transformers on its 3rd try.
I don't see a 3 anywhere in that trailer. Its a prequel, meaning that it isn't the third game in the series, but a spinoff. Doesn't meet your criteria, which I feel makes all your statements invalid.bloodshed113094 said:
congratulations fuck hole, you made me call some one a fucking piece of shit with no write to say he knows shit for the first time in 2 monthsSoviet Heavy said:
you deserve an asshole award
now report me if you want, your still being a fucking retard
It were 5 official games by MicroProse:SlyderEST said:
UFO: Enemy Unknown (Round based strategy)
XCom: Terror from the Deep (Round based strategy)
XCom: Apocalypse (Round based strategy with optional pausable Realtime)
XCom: Interceptor (Wing Commander-like flying with XCom-like basebuilding)
XCom: Enforcer (Third person shooter. Bad, but hilarious.)
There is also the UFO series (Aftermath, Aftershock, Afterlight) that is very similar, but not part of the IP.