HELP!! I dont know what to do?!?!? Which team game!?!? i already have cod4, r6v, assassins creed, the red
i already have cod4, r6v, assassins creed, the red box, cod3, warhawk, and guitar hero3. i cant decide on buying FEAR, lost planet or the club in a minute, or waiting a bit and getting either rainbow six vegas 2, or condemned 2, this is really tear me up inside please help! and im solely getting one game, i dream up i dont want to wait any, and right now i chew over im gonna buy FEAR, so please either acknowladge me or point me surrounded by the right direction, thanks!
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Personally, i would get Lost Planet. Fear be okay, The Club was highly bad. I didn't play Lost planet for long, but the online play within the demo was reasonably fun...the game be different from your normal FPS.
just buy apprehension. my friend got the lost planet demo from the playstation introduce yourself so theres a solution if you want to see how lost plnet is. but seriously get FEAR. And rainbow six 2 wont come out all the same soonso just bring back FEAR
I don't know, if you close to freaky games go next to FEAR! Personally I would loaf (and wait for reviews of Condemned and RB6V2 as well).
FEAR be ported to the PS3 from the PC near the PS3s launch. I'm pretty sure it doesn't look or play as very well as it does on the PC. Plus that game is pretty weak. If you can get it for around $30 after I suppose it would be worth a purchase (it is a good hobby and fun, but nowhere near as devout as COD4 and Orange Box).
The Club doesn't interest me because it is all run and gun. There is no strategy, you purely run as fast as you can through a smooth and shoot people. It get mediocre reviews. You can try the demo on the Playstation Store.
Lost Planet also got mediocre reviews. It looks interesting, but I hear the story was smaller number than compelling. Plus it is just an xbox port (and a year old). You can find a multiplayer demo on the Playstation Store. Hopefully the servers are still up.
Check out some review sites like http://www.ign.com to see the positives and negative of each hobby.