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Best First Person Shooter?
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perfect dark zero
K
Hmm, I'd probably have to go with the Half Life series for best single player, TF2 and Unreal Tournament for best multiplayer. And Prey gets a mention because it was pretty awesome.
M
olliebotPortal. :D
Is that a fps? It's a good game not doubt about it.
L
Replying to #43
I'd say no, its more of a first person puzzle game.
M
Replying to #44
If only that became a full on genre
N
Replying to #45
It is a 'full on' genre, just not a lot of games are First Person Puzzle games. A lot of games have incoporations of it (like Half Life and Metroid) but they aren't just puzzles. Something like Portal or the UT3 mod 'The Ball' are First Person Puzzle games.
L
Myst is technically a first person puzzle, its just usually referred to as a point and click.
N
Replying to #47
Technically, as you said it. It's usually referred to as point and click because I don't think you have ful control over your character movement. :p
Narbacular Drop is another first person puzzle game, it was made before Portal, the guys who made Portal made this game, Valve hired them for this game. :>
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getbuck21borderlands
fallout 2
COD 4
resistance 2
Fallout 2 is not a FPS not sure if you can really count Fallout 3 as one either.
Anywoo, I don't play many FPS mainly as I suck at them, but one that I used to play the hell out of is Quake IV and Doom 3 and for some reason F.E.A.R intrigued me for a bit, but I still suck at them all. LOL
L
fallout 3 is a cross between an fps and an RPG
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getbuck21borderlands
fallout 2
COD 4
resistance 2
J
imo, fallout 3 is a turn based first person shooter...um, tbfps.bioshock is my favorite fps.
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L
fallout 3 is not turn based by any stretch of the imagination.
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HALO 3 FTW
L
we've already established that the halo series is mediocre.
J
Fallout 3 can be approached as turn based. Take your turn selecting body parts to shoot and then the enemy takes its turn while your AP recharges. Turn based rpg, Fallout 3.
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