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I think AC 3 is worth it's full price, but then I'm a big fan of the series so I'd probably end up buying it no matter what it's like.
I didn't mind the original. It was the first game I had on xbox so the graphics and everything blew me away. The cities were great and I loved the setting, and the assassination missions were fun. But it had the same problem LA Noire had, it just got boring.
Go to a city, meet your contact, pick pocket/eaves drop/interrogate, do an assassination, run away, speak to contact, go back to big castle, boring modern day Desmond bit. Wash rinse and repeat. And I didn't mind Altair but it annoyed me how he had an American accent.
I thought AC 2 was an improvement in almost every way, apart from the fact that it was easier.
Far Cry 3
Fun fun fun all the way. :D
I keep hearing about all these bugs in AC 3 but I haven't had any problems. I've had one or two glitches but nothing that stops me from playing the game. Unlike Skyrim (I'm still pissed off that it broke my ps3 and lost all my saved games).
I did have one problem with AC 3 and that's Connor. Compared to Ezio he was terrible and lots of the secondary characters outshone him. I would've rather played a full game as his mentor or his dad.
Anyway, I've been playing Need For Speed Most Wanted lots recently. I've fully kitted out the Aston Martin V12 Vantage and I've been using that for all the Most Wanted races. Brilliant.
I've also been doing the naval missions on AC 3 and I've started a new manager career on FIFA 13. Let's see if I can do a better job than Allardyce.
I'm still working on a bunch of games now. Traded in 'Hitman: Absolution' for 'Far Cry 3,' and am saving that until Christmas. Trying to beat 'Halo 4,' 'Black Ops II,' 'AC3,' and a multitude of others right now. Still going back and replaying games on my new Xbox and profile, and I'm looking to get 'Metro 2033,' 'Just Cause,' 'The Orange Box,' and possibly 'Call of Duty 4.'
@0BradyM0Bondfanatic7, I'm having a hard time with it. I had to force myself, as pathetic as it was, to start playing multiple games at once, but it's really tough...again, as sad as that sounds.
Go with 'Sleeping Dogs' for sure. Out of all of the time I played it, I really enjoyed it. Excellent game. I'm incredibly excited to play 'Far Cry 3' on Christmas.
Are you saving FC3 for a gift to yourself on Christmas?
/:)
This is the second best series of games I have played...very impressed graphically and game play wise. Glad to know some thinking went into this story line.
That much can't be said for Uncharted 3. ~X(
On a happier note, what was your favorite of the series?
And the saddest thing about the entire epic shipyard levels leading up to the liner: It was all done for nothing. Naughty Dog wanted to show off some decent action so they devised a cheap way so that they could have Nate do that action and still move the story along. It irks the hell out of me, as you can just see how sloppy it all is. Uncharted 2 is far superior to me and has less glaring problems for me than 1 or 3.
I don't think the Uncharted games ever really had a great story anyway. I played them because they had witty lines, great action and brilliant graphics.
The cargo net bit proved that Daltons Bond made an impact and he has fans. Another example is the TDKR opening.
And Uncharted has great replay value!
Where am I in the game...?
Earlier today I completed the main story missions. I must say, I was kinda expecting a bigger ending. Maybe it was down to the final choice the game allows you to make...
I picked the former option.
I love nostalgia trips. Sometimes I go back to my Gamecube and play my old favorites from that generation. Spiderman 2 still and always will hold up. The best Spiderman game ever made, and it was released clear back in 2004.
I know, I've been doing a classic Bond game Marathon 1997 to 2005 GE to FRWL. I love them all even if some are bad. Games today aren't appealing to me anymore. They all feel cookie cutter and it's really sad because I fear there might be another Gaming crash if mediocrity in games continue.
Taking over outposts is fun though and it's a pretty game. There's tons of wildlife and the main villians are great.
Dishonoured
This was a suprise when I got it yesterday. I was bought this as a Christmas present because my fiance saw the advert and thought "it looked like that other one you're always playing" (Assassins Creed).
But I've been playing it for the last hour and it's so much more than a rip off. This game is it's own thing and so far it's brilliant. Definetly recommend it.
I though the game was ok, but
The Testament Of Sherlock Holmes
I decide to wipe off the dust, and try a second playthrough, i'm now looking to collect the trophies I didn't get 1st time around.
I've saved an old witch from some gangsters, broken into a doctors house and infected a bootleg distillery with plague. Then I finally went after the target and ended up getting caught poisoning his drink, so I ended up blowing his head off with my old timey pistol and fighting my way out.
Best game I've played all year.