wuushew
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Sat Dec-12-09 07:51 PM
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Need help ranking these PS3 gift recommendations |
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Edited on Sat Dec-12-09 08:18 PM by wuushew
My friend's sister wants to buy a Xmas gift for her brother and asked me for advice.
I figure these are safe bets. How would you rank them as gift choices?
Fallout 3 Bioshock Killzone 2 Resistance or Resistance 2 Dragon Age: Origins
My friend will not have anything to do with Modern Warfare 1 or 2 so does that disqualify any of the shooters? He really likes Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for the replay value, so does that favor Fallout over Dragon Age? How good a gift is Bioshock?
Online play is not an important factor but value relative to cost and replay value relative to cost are.
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Sat Dec-12-09 07:57 PM
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1. There's a great new game called "Pac Man". |
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Sat Dec-12-09 08:08 PM
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2. Both Fallout and Dragon Age have a lot of replayability. |
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Dragon Age, in particular, boasts about six separate game experiences, depending on the player's choice of race and class. Fallout 3 also has a lot of replayability, simply because the world is so huge you really can't complete every quest in a single playthrough.
The Resistance games are good FPS (First-Person Shooter) titles, with an interesting storyline to give some depth to all the gunplay.
Bioshock is an excellent story, with a real 1930s Deco vibe and some genuinely creepy moments, as you explore a utopian techno paradise gone wrong.
I haven't played Killzone, but the reviews were positive.
If I were buying, I'd probably go for:
Bioshock Fallout 3 Dragon Age Resistance 1/2 Killzone.
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Sat Dec-12-09 08:12 PM
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3. I'd add Uncharted 2 to that list. n/t |
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