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I think all three games will be good.
Half-Life 2
I've had Half-Life installed for the last 5 years except for a few short periods after hard drive formats. I'd probably have to rank it as my favorite game of all time. I remember the first time I encountered the Marines; I had so much fun just replaying the same parts and seeing what different things the Marines would do. I don't expect to be disappointed by Half-Life 2. I just hope it stays on my hard drive as long as the first one did.
DOOM III
I still remember the first time I had played Doom - I think it was actually Doom II that I played first. I had previously been playing tons of Wolfenstein 3d, and I thought it was completely awesome. Then I saw Doom II, and I couldn't believe it - you could actually have stairs and elevators and stuff. At the time, I was completely blown away by this simple fact. Now in Doom III, realistic lighting will come in to play, and I think it could make for a very friggin' scary game. I can't wait to play it. And the multiplayer should be sweet with the lighting regardless of how many/few the game will end up supporting.
Halo 2
I'll admit that I have probably only played Halo about 6-10 hours in total, but I did like the game. Unfortunately it still hasn't come out on PC's. I know many would disagree with me (which is fine), but I think the game would have been much better suited on PC's then the Xbox. The main things that kept me from playing it more were two things: my friends were really good and I got tired of gettting my butt kicked in multiplayer; but more importantly, I just couldn't stand playing the game with a controller. I used to play Goldeneye with a controller way back when, but after Half-Life, I've found it very hard to play with any other then keyboard/mouse - it just provides such superior control. Now, I'm going to bash the Xbox controller just because I think it's so awful - it's like holding on to two chodes at once. Anyway, it's a bummer that I dislike the controller so much because it kept me from enjoying the game as much as a lot of other people. I doubt I'd by the first one for PC now that it's been so long, but I'm sure the sequel will also be a great game. I just wish Microsoft hadn't bought Bungie, but I guess that's just how the cookie crumbles.
Down to which will be the best of the three is obviously going to be up to every individual. I'm sure every game will have it hordes of fanboys claiming how it blows the other two out of the water. But really in the end, I'm sure they're all going to be great in their own ways.
Half-Life 2
I've had Half-Life installed for the last 5 years except for a few short periods after hard drive formats. I'd probably have to rank it as my favorite game of all time. I remember the first time I encountered the Marines; I had so much fun just replaying the same parts and seeing what different things the Marines would do. I don't expect to be disappointed by Half-Life 2. I just hope it stays on my hard drive as long as the first one did.
DOOM III
I still remember the first time I had played Doom - I think it was actually Doom II that I played first. I had previously been playing tons of Wolfenstein 3d, and I thought it was completely awesome. Then I saw Doom II, and I couldn't believe it - you could actually have stairs and elevators and stuff. At the time, I was completely blown away by this simple fact. Now in Doom III, realistic lighting will come in to play, and I think it could make for a very friggin' scary game. I can't wait to play it. And the multiplayer should be sweet with the lighting regardless of how many/few the game will end up supporting.
Halo 2
I'll admit that I have probably only played Halo about 6-10 hours in total, but I did like the game. Unfortunately it still hasn't come out on PC's. I know many would disagree with me (which is fine), but I think the game would have been much better suited on PC's then the Xbox. The main things that kept me from playing it more were two things: my friends were really good and I got tired of gettting my butt kicked in multiplayer; but more importantly, I just couldn't stand playing the game with a controller. I used to play Goldeneye with a controller way back when, but after Half-Life, I've found it very hard to play with any other then keyboard/mouse - it just provides such superior control. Now, I'm going to bash the Xbox controller just because I think it's so awful - it's like holding on to two chodes at once. Anyway, it's a bummer that I dislike the controller so much because it kept me from enjoying the game as much as a lot of other people. I doubt I'd by the first one for PC now that it's been so long, but I'm sure the sequel will also be a great game. I just wish Microsoft hadn't bought Bungie, but I guess that's just how the cookie crumbles.
Down to which will be the best of the three is obviously going to be up to every individual. I'm sure every game will have it hordes of fanboys claiming how it blows the other two out of the water. But really in the end, I'm sure they're all going to be great in their own ways.