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Right, here is my vote on what all of you think the best game of 2001 was for the PS2.
Here are the choices,
Grand Theft Auto 3
Smack Down : Just Bring It
SSX Tricky
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
Pro Evolution Soccer
Jak & Daxter
Gran Turismo 3
Devil May Cry
James Bond : Agent Under Fire
Just choose the best out of those and place your vote, let the voting begin!
Here are the choices,
Grand Theft Auto 3
Smack Down : Just Bring It
SSX Tricky
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
Pro Evolution Soccer
Jak & Daxter
Gran Turismo 3
Devil May Cry
James Bond : Agent Under Fire
Just choose the best out of those and place your vote, let the voting begin!
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Grand Theft Auto III is the easy winner
im stuck in jail and running around aimlesly with no weapons on red facton at the mo but i think its brilliant.
gets my vote
gets my vote
I have Red Faction but I don't really play it. I should be getting Half Life though, as I said below.
I've just got to add that Red Faction had the smartest rocket launcher in any game ever. That little heat sensitive screen was absolute genius......
Well if you go down toys r us
Red faction is £20
Red faction is £20
Bonus wrote:
> Dark Summit wrote:
> AfroJoe wrote:
I rented Red Faction and I thought
> that the storyline was
> brilliant.
Funny, me too. Well, I actually
> bought the game and gave it back,
> because I did not agree to spend
> £40 on that game. I regret giving it back
> because the storyline was
> fantastic, but I will try to get it again if it goes
> down in price.
It
> did have a good story, but it was an average game, at best. It just stank of
> generic nonsense from every nook and cranny. Half-Life is now available for the
> PS2, granted you can't blow up walls, but if it's as good as the PC version,
> it's miles better than Red Faction.
I'm hoping to rent out Half Life this weekend and if I like it I'll be gonig on to buying it.
> Dark Summit wrote:
> AfroJoe wrote:
I rented Red Faction and I thought
> that the storyline was
> brilliant.
Funny, me too. Well, I actually
> bought the game and gave it back,
> because I did not agree to spend
> £40 on that game. I regret giving it back
> because the storyline was
> fantastic, but I will try to get it again if it goes
> down in price.
It
> did have a good story, but it was an average game, at best. It just stank of
> generic nonsense from every nook and cranny. Half-Life is now available for the
> PS2, granted you can't blow up walls, but if it's as good as the PC version,
> it's miles better than Red Faction.
I'm hoping to rent out Half Life this weekend and if I like it I'll be gonig on to buying it.
Dark Summit wrote:
> AfroJoe wrote:
I rented Red Faction and I thought that the storyline was
> brilliant.
Funny, me too. Well, I actually bought the game and gave it back,
> because I did not agree to spend £40 on that game. I regret giving it back
> because the storyline was fantastic, but I will try to get it again if it goes
> down in price.
It did have a good story, but it was an average game, at best. It just stank of generic nonsense from every nook and cranny. Half-Life is now available for the PS2, granted you can't blow up walls, but if it's as good as the PC version, it's miles better than Red Faction.
> AfroJoe wrote:
I rented Red Faction and I thought that the storyline was
> brilliant.
Funny, me too. Well, I actually bought the game and gave it back,
> because I did not agree to spend £40 on that game. I regret giving it back
> because the storyline was fantastic, but I will try to get it again if it goes
> down in price.
It did have a good story, but it was an average game, at best. It just stank of generic nonsense from every nook and cranny. Half-Life is now available for the PS2, granted you can't blow up walls, but if it's as good as the PC version, it's miles better than Red Faction.
GTA3
Gran Turismo 3
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