Although I'd recommend passing both of them, I'd have to choose Fable II over Halo Wars. Halo Wars is one of the only games that I honestly just cannot play. I love playing Halo 3, but Halo Wars just bores the hell out of me.
The idea doesn't really attract me. I love DS games, but I would much rather a game use the bottom screen as a map rather than making the player control the game with the touch screen. I'm not sure why, I just don't like touch screen controls.
[QUOTE="dubb55"]Sony dosen't like hearing they need the second stick so the psp would be perfecto0ojoeyo0o
I dont understand what you just said...
What he means is, ever since the first PSP, people have complained about having no second thumb stick, and even after 2 other models, Sony still hasn't addressed the problem. They tend to pull the "La la la, I can't hear you!" card on that one.
I believe Final Fantasy 7 has been overlooked too often, it was a great game. No, no, in all seriousness, Kirby's Dream Land, the game that Kirby first starred in, isn't mentioned enough. It was short and easy, but the fast paced levels and fun boss battles made it a classic to me.
Gran Torino, that movie with Clint Eastwood in it. I kind of wanted to see it, because it looked really good. Then my friend completely ruined the ending for me. Oh well, at least I don't feel like I need to see the movie any more.
Caring about your reputation is useless. Even when you're in the underground zone (zones are another useless feature), which states that you're comfortable with trash talk and everything, people will avoid you for so much as questioning something they did. People get offended too easily on Xbox Live. I have a little bit more preferred than avoided, but I've been avoided for almost every option available. It's ridiculous.
Sweet Jesus, hands down it is Dungeons and Dragons: Tactics. A friend and I picked it up so we could play together, and after going through the single player campaign, which is insanely boring and broken, we tried multiplayer. You can't even play as your own characters, you have to use pre-rolled, pre-designed characters. What is the point of that? Dungeons and Dragons is all about creating your own adventure, but I can't even create my own character? That was an awful game.
I'd have to agree with some of the previous posters and say Grand Theft Auto IV, hands down. It was a technical masterpiece, but that did nothing to distract me from the boring gameplay. A polished turd, I guess you'd say.
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