Freespace . . . 3 . . . ?

Do you mean what is a good game from my point of view or are you looking for recommendations for a good game . . . ?

I wish there were a Freespace 3. I freakin' loved the first two.

There's not. OP is wrong.

As for my favorite types of games - I like to blow shit up, and shoot suckers in the face.

Straight up.

Microsoft Flight Simulator X, Deluxe Edition.

I have always wanted to get Flight Sim, and I finally did this past week.

My nephew likes it a lot, as well. And he is mainly into combat sims.

Learn to fly a variety of aircraft, from small props to sea planes to gliders to helicopters to 747's.

It is quite fun, for both this 52 year old as well as my 18 year old Marine nephew.


I bought one copy, and assumed that because it needed activation that Matthew would need his own copy to play in anything other than 'Trial Version' mode.
It installed and activated on both machines just fine, and we are able to play over the LAN with one another. Kinda cool to play as pilot/co-pilot or one following/messing with the other.
Don't know if it will work in multiplayer over the internet with the single activation code yet, though.


But, it is a great game, to say the least.

i would say world in conflict is a really good game.

but definatly pick up freelancer, i played freelancer b4 i X3 and i love both (X3 is better)

In no particular order:

1. Burnout: Revenge

2. I Was an Atomic Mutant!

3. Secret Weapons Over Normandy

4. Ace Combat: Zero

5. Crimson Skies

6. Twisted Metal: Head-On

And thier respective systems:

1. PS2

2. PC

3. PS2

4. PS2

5. original Xbox

6. PSP

I could be wrong indeed, i havn't played it for a while, not since discovering x2 and 3. But when i did play it before, yes i 'freakin loved it' too!

Sorry to keep splitting up my posts but i am at work and only get a spare moment here and there during the day. I will try and reply as many as i can before i go offline for the long weekend.

Thanks all for giving your time to post

Moosetek13

You will find most older games will allow up to 3 LAN players per game disk. So basically any 1 computer game will be good for you and your partner to play together, just the same as if you bought 1 board game and played that together.

Most new game companies don't think that 1 couple deserves 1 game, they think you should by the game twice! Of course this idea totally stinks and all i can say to that is... whats the quickest way to the console game store!!!!

Haoh

What is an FPS game?

Kyle Fesy

Thanks, i havn't heard of those games except X3 of course, which is exceptional, all i would ask is that they reign in the AI piolate collisions with stations and asteroids a bit!

I think i have seen Rome in the shop but i did not buy it, so it must not have impressed me all that much to look at on the shelf.

General Homsar

Havn't i seen your forum ID in another forum? Galciv, Civ4 or Egosoft? Anyway i havn't heard of any of those games at all?

CaptainK230

Thanks for the links, i will try and have a look when i get time next week.

Once again, i really appreciate all the input, and feel free to add as much more in as you all can think of, i will be back to see what interesting games people come up with next Tuesday, by all

FPS = first person shooter. System Shock 2 shares a lot of similarities with Deus Ex in that they incorporate a lot of RPG elements. I personally tried to get into Deus Ex but found the combat really unsatisfying and never got that far in the game.

"Shadow of the Colossus"

That game was awesome.

I thought of giving a big preamble about where I'm coming from, tastes, etc, but the hell with it.

The Witcher. I haven't experienced such a thrill since Diablo_1.

I know! It's kind of ridiculous. I mean, I loves me a game of 'run around and shoot everything that moves' as much as anyone else, but the storyline of Deus Ex is what kept me playing even though it was such a FREAKING LONG GAME. I mean, I'm not kidding - easily 50 hours of gameplay if you want to truly plumb the depths, and that's ridiculous for an FPS game.

SanChonino wishes companies would stop making stupid multiplayer deathmatch games and make another magnum opus like Deus Ex or System Shock.

If you like mindlessly blowing things up (and let's be honest, if you don't sometimes there's something seriously wrong with you), go play Unreal Tournament, the greatest multiplayer shooter in existence.

Straight up.

In fact, I'm gonna go play some UT right now.

UFO: Defense