Recommend me a FPS please.

[Mr_spamamam]

Rainbow Six Vegas 2. The gameplay is pretty damm good as the controls are nicely mapped out and the game flows very well. But its hard, my god is it hard. You will die over and over again if you dont do things properly.

 

[Yagharek]

Try unreal tournament it's pretty good.

This would be unreal tournament 3 yes? Any balance issues-and can you still get a decent connection online with it(i.e, do many people still play it?)

 

[Yagharek]

Rainbow Six Vegas 2. The gameplay is pretty damm good as the controls are nicely mapped out and the game flows very well. But its hard, my god is it hard. You will die over and over again if you dont do things properly.

Considering this just for the co-op. Is the co-op any good, and is it replayable?

To clarify: Yes, I want a game with good online multiplayer. A good story would be nice aswell, but i'm really looking for a balanced online multiplayer.

Edit: Sorry for double post.

 

[pyrosaw]

Try unreal tournament it's pretty good.

This would be unreal tournament 3 yes? Any balance issues-and can you still get a decent connection online with it(i.e, do many people still play it?)

People are still playing it, and connection isn't as bad as say, trying to find a decent american L4D2 server.

 

[Shock and Awe]

All of the Halo FPSs are great, you also would probably like Half Life 2 as well.

 

[Ricotez]

Well, there's Prey and Singularity. Both have a multiplayer mode, though I've played neither. I can recommend both for their single-player modes however:

Prey has this really cool portal game mechanic, very good puzzles and very interesting weapons (one weapon, for example, must be charged with special energy outlets you find throughout the levels; if the weapon is empty, you need to find another energy outlet, and different outlets charge the weapon with different kinds of energy, which all work in a different way).

Singularity is a very new game with an interesting (albeit somewhat weird) time-travel storyline and cool time-manipulation features (although they're a bit limited; it's actually mostly restoring collapsed stairs to a time when they were still in one piece, and there are a few cool scenes where you have to 'rewind' huge objects, such as a bridge and a sunken ship). Although I don't know about the availability of Prey (partially because it dates from 2006), Singularity is available on both PC and consoles, and because it only came out recently it shouldn't be too hard to find.

If you are specifically looking for a multi-player game... Well, the only multiplayer shooter I play on a regular basis and that's also available on console is Team Fortress 2.

 

[Steambroom]

With risking a flamewar;

Why not Halo?

Alot of people still play it and its on the most balenced multiplayers out there.

 

[SenseOfTumour]

you'd have to do some research about the quality of the port, but Painkiller all the way, oh Multiplayer...

Um...

Painkiller and pretend all the enemies are really dumb players!

 

[Tourette]

I'd say go for Half Life 2 Orange Box. Plenty to keep you occupied with all the Half Life games including TF2 and Portal

 

[Shock and Awe]

With risking a flamewar;

Why not Halo?

Alot of people still play it and its on the most balenced multiplayers out there.

Yeah, I am also surprised no one except you and I said it, its one of the most popular games on the 360.

 

[Yagharek]

All of the Halo FPSs are great, you also would probably like Half Life 2 as well.

Not heard much about Halo that I think is that great. Seen a lot of people complain about it. Are there balance issues? I've heard people say you have too much health-does it take a long time to kill?

Unreal tonament 2004 is still an amazing onl9ine multiplayer. But i think you would really enjoy a good bout of TF2.

Lots of TF2 recommendations. The Orange box also seems quite cheap.

The orange box has Half life 2, episode two aswell. There was a recommendation earlier, so does it have it's own multiplayer?

Well, there's Prey and Singularity. Both have a multiplayer mode, though I've played neither. I can recommend both for their single-player modes however:

Prey has this really cool portal game mechanic, very good puzzles and very interesting weapons (one weapon, for example, must be charged with special energy outlets you find throughout the levels; if the weapon is empty, you need to find another energy outlet, and different outlets charge the weapon with different kinds of energy, which all work in a different way).

Singularity is a very new game with an interesting (albeit somewhat weird) time-travel storyline and cool time-manipulation features (although they're a bit limited; it's actually mostly restoring collapsed stairs to a time when they were still in one piece, and there are a few cool scenes where you have to 'rewind' huge objects, such as a bridge and a sunken ship). Although I don't know about the availability of Prey (partially because it dates from 2006), Singularity is available on both PC and consoles, and because it only came out recently it shouldn't be too hard to find.

If you are specifically looking for a multi-player game... Well, the only multiplayer shooter I play on a regular basis and that's also available on console is Team Fortress 2.

I've heard about singularity. Will wait a while before I buy though, since i've not heard much about the multiplayer yet. It's new, so more expensive than older games, and there are plenty of older games I can get if I need something single player.

 

[Grey_Focks]

Halo is fun. It's pretty well balanced...well okay, Halo 2 had some balance issues, but Halo 3 is very well balanced.

Also, screw what people think, I enjoyed the story.

EDIT-

All of the Halo FPSs are great, you also would probably like Half Life 2 as well.

Not heard much about Halo that I think is that great. Seen a lot of people complain about it. Are there balance issues? I've heard people say you have too much health-does it take a long time to kill?

90% of the people on this site who complain about Halo have either never played it, only played one level and based the entire series' quality on it, or have only played Halo 1 and just blindly say "they're all the same."

You DO have quite a bit of health, though, but I don't think it takes too long to kill an enemy, but a few MW2 players will disagree with me. That being said, I prefer Halo to games like CoD where you die from only two-three hits.

 

[Aura Guardian]

Halo 3 is very balanced. And since you CANNOT play PC games. Play Halo 3 or TF2 Xbox verison...Wait...what system do you own?

 

[Yagharek]

Halo 3 is very balanced. And since you CANNOT play PC games. Play Halo 3 or TF2 Xbox verison...Wait...what system do you own?

Got an Xbox and recently picked up a PS3 to play with my RL friends, who mainly are on PS3.

So, console isn't an issue.

Though, i'd prefer to play multiplayer on 360, since the connection generally seems better on Live.

 

[xavi]

You're on a TF2 fanboy site. How have you not played it yet?
Just might be the best fps out there for pure fun and competetive play.

 

[Shock and Awe]

All of the Halo FPSs are great, you also would probably like Half Life 2 as well.

Not heard much about Halo that I think is that great. Seen a lot of people complain about it. Are there balance issues? I've heard people say you have too much health-does it take a long time to kill?

In Halo 3 you are given a shield that recharges much like CoD4's health, the only difference is that it is much stronger, and there is some health after that, so it does take significantly more time to kill, making consistently good aim much more important. I can't really describe it well, I suggest just watching this,

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/review-halo-3/25485

 

[Daipire]

Halo 3 is coming back into fashion what with the Reach coming out soon.