Best game of all time? Sir you messed up with the links...The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Timeis the best game of all time. And it's not 360 silly! It's N64!
AmayaPapaya
Welcome to 1997, our music is terrible and our women poorly dressed!
WTF? How does that deal with ANYTHINGI said? Did you quote the wrong person?
No, I'm just saying LoZ OoT has been dethroned many times since it came out.
That guy looks like whats his name from Killzone.... sorry first thing that cameto mind. Need to go to B&N and catch up on all my reading (Game Mags) :)Nocturnal_Speed
Perhaps the most uninteresting character in a video game ever :lol: Why copy him???
Best game of all time? Sir you messed up with the links...The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Timeis the best game of all time. And it's not 360 silly! It's N64!
AmayaPapaya
Welcome to 1997, our music is terrible and our women poorly dressed!
[QUOTE="Adrian_Cloud"][QUOTE="clembo1990"][QUOTE="funked_up"] Mass Effect is the only "RPG" I've played that lists a lot of options for dialogue and all of them lead to the same result. And the list goes on. I'll explain this for you, once: The dialogue options always have an effect, whether it is on your character's stats or infamy rating, or on the tree of events itself. More often than not YOU make the decisions that effect the rest of the game. These decisions carry over into ME2 (which is great for the fans who played the first game, you must concede). Most games, nay, I can't think of any game that goes into the depth Mass Effect does with its characters, relationships and the MASSIVE web of possible route through your story. I see room for improvement, but by no means was I disappointed by this game. The combat animations were space-camp but i overlooked this in favour of the biotics that rag-dolled those silly geth across the map. In short, I don't see your side of the arguement as a strong case. Dude, if thats the case then Heavy Rain is a deeper RPG than Mass Effect. Are you just bitter cus you can't loot in this game? Is it because its too streamlined and doesn't require you to grind to use the powers/weapons you want to use from the very beginning? It's something different, just be thankful you have the variety available rather than just straight-up generic RPGs.
Kinda weird that the PC version receives minor updates, and achieves AAA on a platform with higher standards. Don't you think? :P No, I think its a lot better. I much prefer to play this game on M&Kb over a controller. Not least of all for the quick save option.
[QUOTE="funked_up"][QUOTE="clembo1990"][QUOTE="funked_up"] No, I'm not doing it wrong, I don't recall the game having more RPG elements than Diablo. And again, wtf are you talking about? You're comparing it to Diablo, now? Ok, name me some of these RPG elements, I assume you've played the game on all of the classes. Mass Effect is the only "RPG" I've played that lists a lot of options for dialogue and all of them lead to the same result. And the list goes on. I'll explain this for you, once: The dialogue options always have an effect, whether it is on your character's stats or infamy rating, or on the tree of events itself. More often than not YOU make the decisions that effect the rest of the game. These decisions carry over into ME2 (which is great for the fans who played the first game, you must concede). Most games, nay, I can't think of any game that goes into the depth Mass Effect does with its characters, relationships and the MASSIVE web of possible route through your story. I see room for improvement, but by no means was I disappointed by this game. The combat animations were space-camp but i overlooked this in favour of the biotics that rag-dolled those silly geth across the map. In short, I don't see your side of the arguement as a strong case.
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