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Hi everyone! I got a stellar deal by saving up 4 years of best buy gift cards. W/ the game and extended warranty my PS3 only cost me 159 bucks!
The main reason I bought the system was in anticipation of FFXIII and FFXIII Versus. My cousin want's me to get COD4 so we can play online and I heard that it is pretty awesome so It's a definite buy. I was wondering if there are any decent RPG's out there right now though. The reviews I read on quite a few showed repetitive action-rpg fighting, or got relatively poor reviews. Does anyone have any suggestions? Mainly I checked out IGN and Google'd stuff. I'm wondering if there are any hidden gems as of yet that I've not found and hope someone could list a couple.
I was wondering if there are any decent RPG's out there right now though. The reviews I read on quite a few showed repetitive action-rpg fighting, or got relatively poor reviews. Does anyone have any suggestions? Mainly I checked out IGN and Google'd stuff. I'm wondering if there are any hidden gems as of yet that I've not found and hope someone could list a couple.
RPG wise I think you're pretty much limited to Enchanted Arms, Untold Legends:Dark Kingdom, and Oblivion(plus Wild ARMs on the PSN store). Also Marvel:Ultimate Alliance I guess. If you got the 80GB system, you have most of the PS2 library of RPGs. RPGs usually take longer to come out on the system.
Get Folklore tho. Folklore is good. It's more of an action adventure, but it's a good story. And it has Keats.
maybe not the answer you're looking for but since you have the ps3 go grab rockband, every frickin store that sells games never has the 360 package but has ps3 versions wherever you step. At least you'll have some ease in getting it
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Dhalphirdon't you open that trapdooryou're a fool if you dareRegistered Userregular
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why do you need other games when you bought assassin's creed
I don't own Warhawk but from what I hear it's fantastic. The PS3 game I do have is Ratchet & Clank and it's fun. If you've played any of the previous R&C titles it's basically more of the same with shinier graphics. That's not a bad thing, just the situation.
Resistance
Ratchet & Clank
Uncharted Rock Band COD4
Warhawk Oblivion
Heavenly Sword
Ninja Gaiden Sigma
these are the games you need if you don't own any other systems.
And if you do?
Oblivion PC > Oblivion PS3 > Oblivion 360, assuming your PC can handle it. (Also PC and 360 have slightly more DLC available)
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
And Rock Band is definitly better on 360 due to voice chat working, as well as non-RB guitars. (Though the PS3 guitar is wireless)
A note about Warhawk: A) It's extremely awesome and every PS3 owner who plays online should have it; The retail version costs $60 and includes a Jabra BT125 headset, the PSN download version is $40 and can only be used on the account which purchased it.
A note about Warhawk: A) It's extremely awesome and every PS3 owner who plays online should have it; The retail version costs $60 and includes a Jabra BT125 headset, the PSN download version is $40 and can only be used on the account which purchased it.
I just bought Warhawk at Fry's and they were selling a stand-alone version without the headset for $40. Great if you already have one and don't want it to be tied to one account.
Oh sweet! I can play rockband on the net with other people? Not having voice isn't so bad on the PS3 since you'd have to subject yourself to many horrid singers before you found some you can friend list. Definately gonna have to get that.
[I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
And Rock Band is definitly better on 360 due to voice chat working, as well as non-RB guitars. (Though the PS3 guitar is wireless)
A note about Warhawk: A) It's extremely awesome and every PS3 owner who plays online should have it; The retail version costs $60 and includes a Jabra BT125 headset, the PSN download version is $40 and can only be used on the account which purchased it.
54 players, I believe. Although, the maps weren't really designed for this amount of players.
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
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Dhalphirdon't you open that trapdooryou're a fool if you dareRegistered Userregular
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
for me at least, i attribute this to my monitor
I have a nice 21" LCD on my PC, and only a small TV that isn't HD to play my 360 and PS3 on, and for example Need for Speed Carbon looks MUCH better on my PC.
I was wondering if there are any decent RPG's out there right now though. The reviews I read on quite a few showed repetitive action-rpg fighting, or got relatively poor reviews. Does anyone have any suggestions? Mainly I checked out IGN and Google'd stuff. I'm wondering if there are any hidden gems as of yet that I've not found and hope someone could list a couple.
RPG wise I think you're pretty much limited to Enchanted Arms, Untold Legends:Dark Kingdom, and Oblivion(plus Wild ARMs on the PSN store). Also Marvel:Ultimate Alliance I guess. If you got the 80GB system, you have most of the PS2 library of RPGs. RPGs usually take longer to come out on the system.
Get Folklore tho. Folklore is good. It's more of an action adventure, but it's a good story. And it has Keats.
Eh, I REALLY didn't like Enchanted Arms or Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom, but I definitely second Folklore.
I should note that I don't have a PS3 myself (yet) but I had rented Enchanted Arms on 360 (and really didn't like it) and the demo I played of Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom was terrible.
Folklore is worth a buy. PS3 exclusive, has some RPG elements. It has it's own unique art style and charm though, the graphics, visuals and comic-book style cutscenes make it feel like you're playing a really screwed up Fairy Tale. Plus, the characters are Irish and that's awesome because there are not enough games set in Ireland.
Gameplay wise, it plays kinda like a mix between Pokémon and Kindhom Hearts. You map a 'Folk' to each of the face buttons and they each have a unique attack you use to fight enemies. All real-time, not turn based. The boss battles I've done have been pretty fun.
Folklore isn't my usual kind of game but I REALLY enjoyed the demo so I've added it to my rental list. I didn't want to get too far in to the demo to have to repeat myself in the full game, so I've stopped for now, but it's definitely worth a download and a try.
Keep in mind the full game has voice acting (apparently) and a couple of other bits and bobs missing from the demo.
Yes, the entire opening is gone and replaced with one of the comic-book scenes. The Demo also goes on a little longer than the prologue (You get an extra folk than you normally would too).
The Voice acting for Keats is great, he needs more actual speaking parts rather than comic book scenes.
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
for me at least, i attribute this to my monitor
I have a nice 21" LCD on my PC, and only a small TV that isn't HD to play my 360 and PS3 on, and for example Need for Speed Carbon looks MUCH better on my PC.
Heh my setup is the opposite... I have an old 19" CRT on my PC and a 42" 1080p plasma on my TV.
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
Fair enough. (I don't have a PC that'll play it) How about the control differences? I can't imagine playing it without a controller, the aim down the sights feature is (to me) exactly what controller-driven FPS games have always needed.
Also, 54-player online? Um, wha? I heard 32, and that's what the COD4 thread was saying for a long time. (Up until I stopped reading it, anyways)
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
Fair enough. (I don't have a PC that'll play it) How about the control differences? I can't imagine playing it without a controller, the aim down the sights feature is (to me) exactly what controller-driven FPS games have always needed.
Also, 54-player online? Um, wha? I heard 32, and that's what the COD4 thread was saying for a long time. (Up until I stopped reading it, anyways)
Yeah, 54 players. It's horrible though. I try to stick to 32 max.
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
Fair enough. (I don't have a PC that'll play it) How about the control differences? I can't imagine playing it without a controller, the aim down the sights feature is (to me) exactly what controller-driven FPS games have always needed.
Also, 54-player online? Um, wha? I heard 32, and that's what the COD4 thread was saying for a long time. (Up until I stopped reading it, anyways)
Yeah, 54 players. It's horrible though. I try to stick to 32 max.
Most maps are more than crowded with just 16, so yeah.
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
Fair enough. (I don't have a PC that'll play it) How about the control differences? I can't imagine playing it without a controller, the aim down the sights feature is (to me) exactly what controller-driven FPS games have always needed.
Also, 54-player online? Um, wha? I heard 32, and that's what the COD4 thread was saying for a long time. (Up until I stopped reading it, anyways)
Yeah, 54 players. It's horrible though. I try to stick to 32 max.
Most maps are more than crowded with just 16, so yeah.
Try putting the maximum number of people in that small map with the metal cargo containers. It is just madess.
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
Fair enough. (I don't have a PC that'll play it) How about the control differences? I can't imagine playing it without a controller, the aim down the sights feature is (to me) exactly what controller-driven FPS games have always needed.
Also, 54-player online? Um, wha? I heard 32, and that's what the COD4 thread was saying for a long time. (Up until I stopped reading it, anyways)
Oh boy...
Well every FPS is better suited for a mouse than for a limited-motion joystick (controller analog). It's been argued to death, but it's just a fact: KB+M is a quantitatively better control method for that type of interface. That doesn't mean people can't prefer a controller, and that's really what it boils down to, what you prefer. Personally after using KB+M for many thousands of hours over the years, using a controller feels so slow and clunky that I can't stand it.
But anyway that had nothing to do with COD4, just consoles in general. As for COD4 I'm not sure what open sights aiming changes, I didn't notice the controls being particularly improved from any other console FPS I've played. But unless somebody particularly dislikes KB+M controls I would highly recommend the PC version. It looks better, it has more features, and there's the possibility that we'll get some mods or user created levels soon enough.
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RPG wise I think you're pretty much limited to Enchanted Arms, Untold Legends:Dark Kingdom, and Oblivion(plus Wild ARMs on the PSN store). Also Marvel:Ultimate Alliance I guess. If you got the 80GB system, you have most of the PS2 library of RPGs. RPGs usually take longer to come out on the system.
Get Folklore tho. Folklore is good. It's more of an action adventure, but it's a good story. And it has Keats.
Ratchet & Clank
Two best exclusives, although they are both single player.
Also Oblivion is really good.
Ratchet & Clank
Uncharted
Rock Band
COD4
Warhawk
Oblivion
Heavenly Sword
Ninja Gaiden Sigma
these are the games you need if you don't own any other systems.
And if you do?
Oblivion PC > Oblivion PS3 > Oblivion 360, assuming your PC can handle it. (Also PC and 360 have slightly more DLC available)
I haven't really seen any conclusive evidence showing COD4 being better on one system than the other. On PC it supports KB+M controls and 32-player online; this is one of the very few games that doesn't really need either one, though.
And Rock Band is definitly better on 360 due to voice chat working, as well as non-RB guitars. (Though the PS3 guitar is wireless)
A note about Warhawk: A) It's extremely awesome and every PS3 owner who plays online should have it; The retail version costs $60 and includes a Jabra BT125 headset, the PSN download version is $40 and can only be used on the account which purchased it.
Then buy the multi-platforms on the 360, of course :P
I just got it for my PS3 a couple of days ago, can't put it down
I just bought Warhawk at Fry's and they were selling a stand-alone version without the headset for $40. Great if you already have one and don't want it to be tied to one account.
Thanks for all the info!
54 players, I believe. Although, the maps weren't really designed for this amount of players.
COD4 looks *much* better on my PC than my PS3. Much.
for me at least, i attribute this to my monitor
I have a nice 21" LCD on my PC, and only a small TV that isn't HD to play my 360 and PS3 on, and for example Need for Speed Carbon looks MUCH better on my PC.
As for warhawk, if you don't have a Blu-tooth head set just get the disc version with the head set. It's a better deal in the long run.
PSN: SirGrinchX
Oculus Rift: Sir_Grinch
Eh, I REALLY didn't like Enchanted Arms or Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom, but I definitely second Folklore.
I should note that I don't have a PS3 myself (yet) but I had rented Enchanted Arms on 360 (and really didn't like it) and the demo I played of Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom was terrible.
Gameplay wise, it plays kinda like a mix between Pokémon and Kindhom Hearts. You map a 'Folk' to each of the face buttons and they each have a unique attack you use to fight enemies. All real-time, not turn based. The boss battles I've done have been pretty fun.
Sometimes I Stream Games: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/italax-plays-video-games
Keep in mind the full game has voice acting (apparently) and a couple of other bits and bobs missing from the demo.
PSN: SirGrinchX
Oculus Rift: Sir_Grinch
The Voice acting for Keats is great, he needs more actual speaking parts rather than comic book scenes.
Sometimes I Stream Games: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/italax-plays-video-games
Heh my setup is the opposite... I have an old 19" CRT on my PC and a 42" 1080p plasma on my TV.
Fair enough. (I don't have a PC that'll play it) How about the control differences? I can't imagine playing it without a controller, the aim down the sights feature is (to me) exactly what controller-driven FPS games have always needed.
Also, 54-player online? Um, wha? I heard 32, and that's what the COD4 thread was saying for a long time. (Up until I stopped reading it, anyways)
Yeah, 54 players. It's horrible though. I try to stick to 32 max.
Most maps are more than crowded with just 16, so yeah.
Try putting the maximum number of people in that small map with the metal cargo containers. It is just madess.
Oh boy...
Well every FPS is better suited for a mouse than for a limited-motion joystick (controller analog). It's been argued to death, but it's just a fact: KB+M is a quantitatively better control method for that type of interface. That doesn't mean people can't prefer a controller, and that's really what it boils down to, what you prefer. Personally after using KB+M for many thousands of hours over the years, using a controller feels so slow and clunky that I can't stand it.
But anyway that had nothing to do with COD4, just consoles in general. As for COD4 I'm not sure what open sights aiming changes, I didn't notice the controls being particularly improved from any other console FPS I've played. But unless somebody particularly dislikes KB+M controls I would highly recommend the PC version. It looks better, it has more features, and there's the possibility that we'll get some mods or user created levels soon enough.