Revelade
BattleForums Member
Alright, so I have 500 bucks in the bank and it's time for me to set foot on a new platform.
In the past, I've followed Nintendo: Nintendo, N64, gamecube, gameboy, gameboy color and game boy advance and DS
But I always found myself on the computer.
When I think of the Wii, I think it's unique and all, but so was the bongos for my donkey konga game. Or the microphone for Odama. It's fun, but in terms of depth, it's questionable.
What I'm looking for is online capability and Nintendo delivers a sad friend code system here.
So that's why I've considered the PS3 and 360. PS3 is great in that the online system is free. There's no hassle to get your moneys worth.
However, 50 bucks a year is no big deal.
And for the online games:
PS3:
Warhawk
Resistance
Motorstorm
360:
Chrome Hounds
Halo 3
(Soon to be Virtua Fighter 5)
That's all that interests me right now. Sports games I wouldn't touch with anything.
Halo and Resistance. Both FPS games. My friend always bugs me to play Halo 2 with him and he pretty much owns me and anyone else everytime. I don't find this fun. I'm thinking about the same way for these two games, at least for same-screen multiplayer.
Motorstorm seems cool, but it's only singleplayer or online. No shared splitscreen.
Chrome Hounds is actually what I'm craving. It seems slow, but customizability is going to be freaking awesome. I love strategy games so I like how I can choose what I'm going to kill stuff as.
Warhawk... this is the PS3 killer app at least for me. It's like battlefield in that you can get all these vehicles or you can go in foot. It can handle only 32 people I suppose.
And Virtua Fighter 5. I love Soul Calibur, so maybe I'll get into this. A problem with fighting games is if you have nobody to play with, they are dead.
For my hype meter on these games:
1. Chrome Hounds
2. Warhawk
3. Virtua Fighter 5
4. Motorstorm
5. Halo 3
6. Resistance.
I guess I'm probably suited to the 360. But can one really justify 500 bucks for 3 games?
In the past, I've followed Nintendo: Nintendo, N64, gamecube, gameboy, gameboy color and game boy advance and DS
But I always found myself on the computer.
When I think of the Wii, I think it's unique and all, but so was the bongos for my donkey konga game. Or the microphone for Odama. It's fun, but in terms of depth, it's questionable.
What I'm looking for is online capability and Nintendo delivers a sad friend code system here.
So that's why I've considered the PS3 and 360. PS3 is great in that the online system is free. There's no hassle to get your moneys worth.
However, 50 bucks a year is no big deal.
And for the online games:
PS3:
Warhawk
Resistance
Motorstorm
360:
Chrome Hounds
Halo 3
(Soon to be Virtua Fighter 5)
That's all that interests me right now. Sports games I wouldn't touch with anything.
Halo and Resistance. Both FPS games. My friend always bugs me to play Halo 2 with him and he pretty much owns me and anyone else everytime. I don't find this fun. I'm thinking about the same way for these two games, at least for same-screen multiplayer.
Motorstorm seems cool, but it's only singleplayer or online. No shared splitscreen.
Chrome Hounds is actually what I'm craving. It seems slow, but customizability is going to be freaking awesome. I love strategy games so I like how I can choose what I'm going to kill stuff as.
Warhawk... this is the PS3 killer app at least for me. It's like battlefield in that you can get all these vehicles or you can go in foot. It can handle only 32 people I suppose.
And Virtua Fighter 5. I love Soul Calibur, so maybe I'll get into this. A problem with fighting games is if you have nobody to play with, they are dead.
For my hype meter on these games:
1. Chrome Hounds
2. Warhawk
3. Virtua Fighter 5
4. Motorstorm
5. Halo 3
6. Resistance.
I guess I'm probably suited to the 360. But can one really justify 500 bucks for 3 games?