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Fangirlsarah1996 · 26-30, F
I doubt I could call one game my all time favourite, most of my favourites belong to very different genres.
But usually I enjoy first and third person shooters, like Halo if I want a more casual experience, or Mass Effect if I'm looking for more of a story.
Though I do enjoy strategy games and management games occasionally, I'm particularly looking forward to the new Jurassic Park game that's coming out in June or July.
But usually I enjoy first and third person shooters, like Halo if I want a more casual experience, or Mass Effect if I'm looking for more of a story.
Though I do enjoy strategy games and management games occasionally, I'm particularly looking forward to the new Jurassic Park game that's coming out in June or July.
Fangirlsarah1996 · 26-30, F
@xRedx I honestly kinda prefer Halo 2, even though I was introduced to the franchise at H3.
I don't know...I just kinda feel like Halo 3 feels a little bit watered down in terms of gameplay, story and weapons...in Halo 2 you get a fairly complex story focusing on two main characters but Halo 3 is just The Master Chief going from place to place killing things...it's still a good game though.
I don't know...I just kinda feel like Halo 3 feels a little bit watered down in terms of gameplay, story and weapons...in Halo 2 you get a fairly complex story focusing on two main characters but Halo 3 is just The Master Chief going from place to place killing things...it's still a good game though.
Fangirlsarah1996 · 26-30, F
@xRedx Yeah, The Prophet of Truth specifically feels very one-dimensional in 3 compared to 2 where he's very manipulative and a generally cunning villain.
But yeah, the multiplayer in both games was really fun.
But yeah, the multiplayer in both games was really fun.