Rogue Bounty Hunter
06-06-2006, 12:39 PM
................the E3 smoke has cleared, and it's just slow enough to start looking at release dates, what games are you looking forward to between now and the end of the year (or into next year)?
My List
NCAA Football 07 - Must have title. This is the only game I'll log more total hours in than Oblivion (approx 150 hrs).
Ninety Nine Nights - I always liked the Dynasty Warriors concept, but just can't stand DW as a game. If this game has a good length, then I'll pick it up. No LIVE component, but I'm ok with that.
Saint's Row - Yeah, it's another GTA clone, but with Volition doing the game, and the fact you can create & customize your own character, I'm still interested.
Gears of War - 3rd person shooting? Yeah, this is pretty much a shoe-in for me.
Marvel:Ultimate Alliance - After playing X-Men Legend II, I'm a bit worried about this game. Will it have a Super Hero feel to it, or will it feel like another dungeon crawler with powers that are treated like magic (seriously, why have a bar for using powers?). I will say this, the 360 version will not have cel-shaded graphics.
Too Human - So far, I haven't read anything that has changed my mind about the game. I'm not completely sold on right analog stick for melee combat, but I'll take a chance with Silicon Knights.
Mass Effect in 2007 - Bioware games are a no-brainer for me. It looks like an 07 release, which isn't surprising since Bioware doesn't seem to care about the whole Holiday release thing, which I respect.
Lost Planet 2007 - This is probably the only game that I changed my mind on after reading some E3 info. I still haven't played the demo, though.
There's a few games hoping to be called up to the list. March Madness, NFS: Carbon, and Just Cause are a couple. Test Drive is one that looks interesting as well, but I'm curious about the offline mode. Standard racing, or can you do everything that's done online, except having AI opponents instead of humans. There's also a couple of PS2 and one GC game to add to my list, but since this is mainly a 360 topic, I didn't want to discuss them.
My List
NCAA Football 07 - Must have title. This is the only game I'll log more total hours in than Oblivion (approx 150 hrs).
Ninety Nine Nights - I always liked the Dynasty Warriors concept, but just can't stand DW as a game. If this game has a good length, then I'll pick it up. No LIVE component, but I'm ok with that.
Saint's Row - Yeah, it's another GTA clone, but with Volition doing the game, and the fact you can create & customize your own character, I'm still interested.
Gears of War - 3rd person shooting? Yeah, this is pretty much a shoe-in for me.
Marvel:Ultimate Alliance - After playing X-Men Legend II, I'm a bit worried about this game. Will it have a Super Hero feel to it, or will it feel like another dungeon crawler with powers that are treated like magic (seriously, why have a bar for using powers?). I will say this, the 360 version will not have cel-shaded graphics.
Too Human - So far, I haven't read anything that has changed my mind about the game. I'm not completely sold on right analog stick for melee combat, but I'll take a chance with Silicon Knights.
Mass Effect in 2007 - Bioware games are a no-brainer for me. It looks like an 07 release, which isn't surprising since Bioware doesn't seem to care about the whole Holiday release thing, which I respect.
Lost Planet 2007 - This is probably the only game that I changed my mind on after reading some E3 info. I still haven't played the demo, though.
There's a few games hoping to be called up to the list. March Madness, NFS: Carbon, and Just Cause are a couple. Test Drive is one that looks interesting as well, but I'm curious about the offline mode. Standard racing, or can you do everything that's done online, except having AI opponents instead of humans. There's also a couple of PS2 and one GC game to add to my list, but since this is mainly a 360 topic, I didn't want to discuss them.