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Okay, so I know all the PS2 owners will agree with me straight away because they're jealous that they can't play Halo, but I wanted to stir up some arguments between the XBox players...
I have the XBox versions of both of these games, (I don't have a multitap for my PS2, you see) and after only a few days Im far more hooked on the fantastically varied Free Radical game than Bungie's 'masterpiece.' I love Halo but when you put the two games side by side TS2 proves without any doubt that size, variation and gameplay are way more important than plot and graphics...
So, what does everybody think?
I have the XBox versions of both of these games, (I don't have a multitap for my PS2, you see) and after only a few days Im far more hooked on the fantastically varied Free Radical game than Bungie's 'masterpiece.' I love Halo but when you put the two games side by side TS2 proves without any doubt that size, variation and gameplay are way more important than plot and graphics...
So, what does everybody think?
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Okay, so I know all the PS2 owners will agree with me straight away because they're jealous that they can't play Halo, but I wanted to stir up some arguments between the XBox players...
I have the XBox versions of both of these games, (I don't have a multitap for my PS2, you see) and after only a few days Im far more hooked on the fantastically varied Free Radical game than Bungie's 'masterpiece.' I love Halo but when you put the two games side by side TS2 proves without any doubt that size, variation and gameplay are way more important than plot and graphics...
So, what does everybody think?
I have the XBox versions of both of these games, (I don't have a multitap for my PS2, you see) and after only a few days Im far more hooked on the fantastically varied Free Radical game than Bungie's 'masterpiece.' I love Halo but when you put the two games side by side TS2 proves without any doubt that size, variation and gameplay are way more important than plot and graphics...
So, what does everybody think?
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