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you think it will be good ?
Certainly a lot better than Halflife, which only was really rated in the multiplayer. The single player was crap to say the least.
As for Deux Ex, don't make me laugh.
> Why are people judging games like Half Life 2 and Deus Ex 2 against
> Halo 2? In my opinion, the predecessors of these were much more
> revolutionary than the orginal Halo - and will certainly be remembered
> a lot longer. Halo's great fun, by all means - but I can't see the
> sequel bettering the likes of the two I've mentioned above easily.
I wasn't judging them. I was reminding people of the other games existence. I agreed with TGM that I can't wait for Halo 2 and the amount of competition should make Halo 2 even better. I'm going to buy them all.
FPS NUT=HEDFIX
> Oh and if the xbox version of Diehard has multiplayer it will be sweet
> also.
Vendetta was poor. Don't get excited.
Halo was very good but three weeks since completing it I have no real desire to play it again.
Playing through it the second time I was just bored and really not bothered.
So for me, Half-Life was more fun, and I want HL2 more than Halo 2.
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> The PS2 and XBOX versions do apparently. Im sure the GC could have
> handled it, but like Splinter Cell, the extra development time gave it
> some extra features on the other consoles.
I KNEW they stitched up the cube! They said there wasn't enough space on the cube disc for multiplayer (bull). They failed to realise if they'd have put it on a second disc the game would have sold better due to the lack of FPS multi on the cube at the time!
> Doom3 and Halflife 2...And Halo2? The XBOX doesnt have a half bad line
> up dos it? And for people like me with no where near the budget for a
> £2000 PC it fills the market gap perfectly!
Radeon 9700 Pro graphics card - £230
Athlon XP3000+ CPU, nForce2 motherboard, 512mb PC2700 RAM - £360
Case & 350 watt PSU - £25
80GB Hard Drive - £80 at the most
DVD-ROM - £20
19" monitor - £130
Keyboard & Mouse - £15
Speakers - £15
~£875~
£2000 was just •a bit• of an exagerration.
A PC like that should keep most people in business for quite a while.