What is your favorite 1st person shooter ?

What is your favorite(s) 1st person shooter ?


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Doom is still my all time favorite....

Spent countless hours doing level design and importing graphics :)
 
Nerseus said:
Disbeliever!

Actually, I remember hearing last year when Valve said they were shooting for end of September. We all know what happened after that.

But this time it's Vivendi that's driving the Nov 16 date. I tend to belive the publisher more, since it'll be their butt on the line if it's late. Since the gold master went to Vivendi about a month ago (same as Release Candidate), I trust that all is well.

I'd be willing to bet my Cure "Join the Dots" collection on it. That's somewhere between "I'd bet a penny" and "I'd bet my car", but more towards the "I'm pretty sure" and nothing like "I'd bet a million dollars".

In the meantime, why not play CS:Source? You can watch the tires roll down the hill, wobble, and tip over. Over shoot big barrels, milk jugs, and more. It's weird how the wooden crates still don't explode though...

-ner
Bit too late for this.. but ;P it DID get pushed, but it doesn't matter now becuase it's out :D

edit: i meant it came out a while ago.
 
I'm on GameCube. No internet gameplay for me. :( Thats okay by me, though. As far as I'm concerned consoles aren't for internet gameplay. Thats what PC's are for.

You add a harddrive, internet connection, microphone, etc to a console and you might as well be using a computer.
 
You already have a computer, though. Put that extra 200 dollars into a pc and you could have a nice computer that can play any game ever released for pc, ever, as well as loads of other computer software. You can buy a pretty good graphics card for $200, with tv output and all.

The only real advantage to consoles is that developers can make many more assumptions about the users hardware.

Back onto topic, my opinon about other first person shooters: Unreal Tournament: Good, Doom 3: Great, Halo: Great, Halo 2: Bad, Halflife: Good
 
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