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>I forgot that you also kill Nazis, everyone loves that right.
I bet the Nazis don't. They do like killing everyone else though.
> Buy medal of honor Frontline. Although it has been on ps2 for ages,
> the one on GC and Xbox is much better. My friend who has it on PS2
> says that the slowdown is a lot less on the GC version and the
> multiplayer feature is superb. True there arent any bots but Goldeneye
> didnt have bots and Frontline has the best sniping ever in a game, me
> thinks, without being ruined by stupid Bots with machine guns.
> Oh did I mention that it has the greatest single player of any of the
> FPS you have mentioned previously.
> I forgot that you also kill Nazis, everyone loves that right.
> Overall I feel that it was worth 40 pounds easy.
I've played previous MoH games and absolutely hated them. Terrible multiplayer, no kind of imagination when it comes to guns, no 'difference' to other WW plots, which could be done, the truth would have to twisted a bit though (or a lot). So what's so good about this game? Be more specific, if the only good thing is shooting Nazi's, then you can have it.
>
> Other first persons i owned or have owned on GC are
>
> Timesplitters 2 (rubbish one player mode and too easy)
Only if you play it through on Easy and leave it. On Hard/Normal it's a lot more of a challenge, loads more objectives, better A.I., more inventive things you have to do. If you play the Normal mode first on Siberia and then on Easy, you'll be happy you did it on normal. The difference in length and difficulty is immense, plus the boss will take a fair few goes to beat.
I'm ot sure how you say any part of it's rubbish. Challenge mode - fun and original. Arcade league - challenging and long lasting. Multiplayer - superb fun. Story - some great missions, huge difference in levels.
If you thought Goldeneye was good, I have no idea why you don't like this.
> Turok Evolution (quite bad single player which i found hard)
I think where Turok lacks is the Multiplayer. Although the weapons are great, the levels are too small and there's no option to have more com players. As for the one player, it's a actually good. Once you've got past the dire flying sections (which mkes the multplayer even worse is you try it) there's some really good levels. Walking around enemy camps is very atmospheric and builds up loads of tension.
Something terrible I've found about the game is on chapter 5, though. It's either my game or the entire game stops off sort. When you're escaping the Sleg (or whatever you call them) base, I get to room, beat all the nemies, some doors open and I can't walk through them. The other enemies can go in and out freely, but I'm stranded. Like it's got an invisible wall over it.
Anyway, what I'm trying to say, give Turok more credit than that, it may not be brilliant, but it's a good game.
> JB: Nightfire (which by the way is very good with a vast array of
> fantastic weapons)
Another failed attempt by EA is my take on things. After playing through Goldeneye 007 and STILL trying to get 007 difficulty setting, all EA's attempts seem pathetic, which they are. There's the novelty of new gadgets and for the Bond diehards, a whole you storyline to follow, but there's something missing that makes it seem incomplete.
> Die Hard vendetta Poor visuals, no multiplayer, stupid auto aim
> feature
First of all, I haven't played this, but poor visuals? Give me a break. I've seen plenty-a screenshot and plenty-a movie and this game looks superb. Although, really who cares about graphics, such stupid remarks aren't needed.
> TS2 is the best. I think XIII would be the best next year though!
barring Metroid of course!
Metroid will be the best!
Nightfire is also rubbish. Compared to TS2. And even Turok (:-0).