What's everyones opinion on the best movement system? And not just mode of transportation, but how it feels. I'd say Assassin's creed, but it's just too easy. I'd have to go with crackdown.

Are there any games out there where you start off with just one or two guys, and eventually expand? I don't mean like base building and build more units, I'm talking sort of like mount and blade, only not so fast. Anyone out there who know's a game like this? The perfect one, for me, would be one where you start off with one person, then after like an hour or two get a second, and by the end you an army. Pretty specific, I know.

Because I don't think it's in canada any more. The guy at eb said it was recalled (the guy was an idiot), but then I went and looked it up and no Canadian sites have it listed, only American.

I've heard that it is and isn't, but I was just wondering if anyone had a first hand experience? I'm in canada, and want to get edf 2017 from the japanese Games on Demand, but I don't know if I can. Can anyone verify this or deny it?

I was thinking more of a freeroam game, although I have played stalker, metroid and fallout and that isn't what I'm getting at. A more organic environment. But thanks for the suggestions.

What are some games that feature a hostile environment? I'm talking about flora and fauna not being liviable in, similar to Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind. I recall hearing about a saturn rpg with something similar to this? Just games that are set in similar environments, which deal with surviving the elements, as either a core mechanic or simply a story device.

What's the difference between x2 and x3?

Are there any space exploration/trading games out there that also allow surface exploration? I'm not talking about freelancer, where you get a little hub, I'm talking fly your ship into the atmosphere and then zoom around the planet. Failing this, are there any true space exploration games, preferably with procedural generation? I like freelancer, but I felt kind of limited with the crappy collision between everything, and the sparseness of the planets.

I've recently had a hankering for a good dungeon crawler, similar to KUF:Circle of Doom (Gasp! a console game!). You know, open ended gameplay, easy combat, tons of items and skills. Now, my computer isn't that good, I can't even run HL2, so keep that in mind when recommending. I know tons of these games come in isometric or first-person views, but if theres a good thirdperson view one out there, definently preferred. And yes, i've already tried Dungeon Lords and it wont work (some cache thing or something)

the only thing that can make this game better is if the draw distance included civilians. Why can't i get a super powered sniper rifle, climb to the top of the agency and shoot at the kingpins? Tell me, why? I know this is off topic of something, but I just have to say it.

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Also, I wish the agency tower was above the cloud layer. And that it rained/snowed.