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Five Underrated FPS Games to Keep You Busy Until October

Zavvi.com: "18 years after the original Doom, and the first person shooter genre still effortlessly dominates the international gaming landscape. Because of their bountiful prevalence, every year sees a small handful (at least) of unjustly belittled genre titles getting lost in the shuffle, many of which were thoroughly undeserving of that fate..."

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Emilio_Estevez5099d ago

That's not an FPS, it's good, but not an FPS

ATiElite5099d ago (Edited 5099d ago )

Although not underrated I'll be playing Red Orchestra 2 even after October.

Singularity is a good game people should try.

AAACE55098d ago

Do a lot of people still play Warhawk? I was thinking about getting it again, but wasn't sure because of the Starhawk announcement!

vickers5005098d ago

Unless you're really determined to master the game, I wouldn't buy it at this point because it's pretty much only hardcore players left, who will own you and only end up pissing you off.

It's a fun as hell game, but the people who mastered the warhawks hover mode kind of ruin it for every one else on the ground.

2fk5099d ago

MOH shouldn't really be there i was highly disappointed spending $60 on it but it's worth it for the BF3 beta though =)....MAG was pretty fun also =)

firemassacre5099d ago

mag was really god, also f.e.a.r that game was good

firemassacre5099d ago (Edited 5099d ago )

also anyone remember x111?

yea i meant X111

Legion5099d ago (Edited 5099d ago )

You threw me off with the no caps thing. I am assuming you meant XIII. Which was an excellent cellshaded FPS.

Legion5099d ago

I would recommend Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising be on the list. Better underrated FPS then most of the games on that list.

FunkMcnasty5099d ago

Yea, OpF:Dragon Rising was a great game.. a good dose more challenging and tactical than the average military FPS, but sometimes a bit too hard. I'm waiting to check out OpF:Red River sometime soon too..

bozebo5099d ago

I would have liked it if it wasn't so buggy (especially the AI)

Legion5098d ago (Edited 5098d ago )

I have played the game through a few times and have found only a few issues with AI. A few times of getting stuck in path finding or having issues with first aid.

But once you get that action wheel down you can quickly take control of your team. It does take some micro management... but nothing different then having to micromanage my real troops when I was in the military. ha

It is the closest game to the original Tom Clancy Rainbow Six with being able to set way points for movement. Just outside environment. And wishing I could set all the way points and then cue them like in Rainbow Six. "Go Alpha" "Go Bravo"!

I haven't heard too many good things about Red River... friends have told me it is too linear compared to Dragon Rising.

retrofly5099d ago

Red Orchestra - £6.99 from steam, but you also get the brilliant exspansion mod Darkest Hour for free too! It's online only but a throughly brilliant game if you like your realism kicked up a notch.

DH is constantly updated, the latest version 5.0 was released in may this year with new weapons, vehicles and maps :)

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Video Game Franchises in Danger of Being Forgotten

The gaming industry moves at such a pace that it’s not surprising we’ve seen countless franchises fall into obscurity over the years.

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S2Killinit217d ago

Im surprised that a game with a heritage of Medal of Honor is in this list.

cthulhucultist217d ago

There is a rumour that Driver 1 & 2 remasters will be released for Switch and presumably for other systems as well.

https://www.gamingbible.com...

Not sure however whether this results into new games in the near future.

HellspawnPR1981217d ago

Ninja Gaiden? Splinter Cell? Tenchu? Virtua Fighter? Killer Instinct? Killzone?

DefenderOfDoom2217d ago

I would very much enjoy
a new dedicated single player Killzone campaign. With a fun multi-player.

cthulhucultist217d ago

Tenchu and Killer Instict would be great indeed!

Unfortunately new Killzone game does not seem to be in the works

Virtua Fighter is going to receive a new entry!

https://www.dualshockers.co...

Splinter Cell is likely to be one of the remasters launching next year (not sure whether this has to do anything with the remake previously announced)

https://toronto.ubisoft.com...

HellspawnPR1981217d ago

Yeah, read the news about a new Virtua Fighter and I am so ready for it. Splinter Cell at this point I don't believe anything Ubisoft says plus I don't think modern day Ubisoft can make a decent stealth game. They will likely fuck it up.

Inverno217d ago

Basically everything at this point as companies have no concern with preservation.

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7 Deserving Games That Never Got Backward Compatibility

Backward compatibility works for many games on newer consoles, but titles such as The Simpsons: Hit and Run have been left out.

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Remembering Medal Of Honor: The Forgotten Master Of WW2 Games

Ibrahim from eXputer: "The Medal of Honor franchise was once the crown jewel of FPS war games, later defeated by the tides of time and poor development."

banger88420d ago

They tried to turn it into Call of Duty and it killed it off. They should reboot it and go back to it's roots. But they'd ruin it with online-only/multiplayer style bullshit so why bother? I have very fond memories of these games, but this series can stay dead as far as I'm concerned.

FPS_D3TH418d ago

Was literally just thinking of this game the other week with the secret nut cracker mission and the shooting Bismarck dog lmao. Loved these games as a kid

PrecursorOrb418d ago (Edited 418d ago )

I wish they’d remake warfighter

Strictly for the campaign

The_Hooligan418d ago

I have fond memories of playing the Medal of Honor Breakthrough MP Demo. It had two maps and custom servers. Living on campus, I had it downloaded on one of the PC Lab servers so I could access it on any computer at the university. Joined a clan and made friends that I still keep in touch with today.

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