Post: Which New Game To Buy
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04-15-2010, 12:19 PM
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Cyber-Kaiser
Pokemon Trainer
04-15-2010, 01:16 PM
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Kinetic
The Truth
I think it all depends on what you are looking for in a game. Battlefield is a great game. All of these games are great in their own way.I know for me, battlefield is only fun if you have friends to play with. Also, I know when I unlocked everything for every class in Battlefield, I thought the game got very boring. You might feel differently about it however.
I have not played Splinter Cell so I am basing this on the reviews that I have read. The single-player is very fun, but the multi-player is lackluster at best. If you want a game that is a good single-player experience, then you might want Splinter Cell. This quote which i got form GameInformer sums up Splinter Cell.
"Conviction’s single-player campaign is a finely crafted thrill ride that puts Sam front and center. The game’s second campaign (yes, there are two completely different stories) focuses on two characters named Archer and Kestrel. This co-op only experience is heavy on action, pumping out adrenaline-filled “they’re everywhere, man!” sequences almost every step of the way. Coordinating mark and execute maneuvers with a friend to combat the onslaught is a gaming moment I’ll cherish forever. While light on narrative, this campaign is every bit as good as Sam’s. It’s my favorite Splinter Cell co-op endeavor yet.
It may surprise longtime series fans, but Conviction’s multiplayer disappoints outside of the co-op. Ubisoft has included a one-on-one, spy-versus-spy competitive component, but it lacks the flair and depth of previous installments’ spies-versus-mercenaries mode."
I also have no played Just Cause 2, i am basing it on reviews i have read for the game. This game is basically a Grand Theft Auto set on a tropical island. There is NO Multi-player component to this game however, only single-player. The plot in this game is that you are trying to overthrow a dictator of the tropical island that you are on. To do this, you must complete missions for 3 different gangs on the island.
I have not played Splinter Cell so I am basing this on the reviews that I have read. The single-player is very fun, but the multi-player is lackluster at best. If you want a game that is a good single-player experience, then you might want Splinter Cell. This quote which i got form GameInformer sums up Splinter Cell.
"Conviction’s single-player campaign is a finely crafted thrill ride that puts Sam front and center. The game’s second campaign (yes, there are two completely different stories) focuses on two characters named Archer and Kestrel. This co-op only experience is heavy on action, pumping out adrenaline-filled “they’re everywhere, man!” sequences almost every step of the way. Coordinating mark and execute maneuvers with a friend to combat the onslaught is a gaming moment I’ll cherish forever. While light on narrative, this campaign is every bit as good as Sam’s. It’s my favorite Splinter Cell co-op endeavor yet.
It may surprise longtime series fans, but Conviction’s multiplayer disappoints outside of the co-op. Ubisoft has included a one-on-one, spy-versus-spy competitive component, but it lacks the flair and depth of previous installments’ spies-versus-mercenaries mode."
I also have no played Just Cause 2, i am basing it on reviews i have read for the game. This game is basically a Grand Theft Auto set on a tropical island. There is NO Multi-player component to this game however, only single-player. The plot in this game is that you are trying to overthrow a dictator of the tropical island that you are on. To do this, you must complete missions for 3 different gangs on the island.
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