[Excalibur]

Originally Posted by MT2008

"GoW" wasn't good? You're the first person I've met who's said that. And judging by the Metacritic score, it seems most people disagree. I've played it in multiplayer and I liked it. Of course, I also plan to get into "Modern Warfare 2" and "Halo 3".

As for "Fable", I'm not at all into RPGs. Though years ago, I did used to play "Black & White" on PC, which was developed by Peter Molyneux (same guy who did the "Fable" games).

Look, Gears of War has a good story, but I started to get so sick and tired of the fucking gray and lack of color in the shots. I know real wars don't take you to exotic places with nice shots of waterfalls, but at least Halo 3 is bright and colorful at some point. The cover system in the first Gears of War needed polishing and better enemies. The second game brought in an even better story, more character development, combat was even better. You felt like you were going from place to place in the second game.

I like to see a game first hand and THEN look at what the masses are conforming to. You have a bunch of guys you dont know that says this game is awesome is like a bunch of pot smokers telling you to get high.

Ok, drug comparison is not the best one. But it's saying that playing baseball is awesome, but you might like soccer better. That's a better comparison.

I watch reviews on gametrailers just to see what others think of a game. Sometimes they leave things out and aren't as nitpicky. And a lot of times, the game developers might or might not have influences ratings to sell their product. In the long run, it's best to trust your gut and your own experience over what other people say.

I lot of people like Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. I thought it was good, but had many problems, like the story.

Modern Warfare 2, broke records in selling and made hundreds of millions, but I like many people can see that it was the sheer hype that got sales so high, not the story, which you can boil down to something that doesn't make sense at all. It's an action pack ride, but only when you turn off your brain.