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Most Anticipated Games of 2007

SpathotanSpathotan Member Posts: 3,928
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Saw this on Gamespot just a few ago, and their picks came at no suprise to me. http://www.gamespot.com/features/6164303/index.html?tag=topslot;title;1&om_act=convert&click=topslot



Xbox 360  - 7 (5 exclusives, 2 multi-platform)

Wii - 2 (2 Exclusives)

DS- 1 Exclusive

PS2 - 2 Exclusives

PS3 - 2 Multi-platform

PC - 3 (1 Exclusive, 2 Multi-platform)



Where are all these "highly anticipated" PS3 games ive heard about? Obviously Gamespot hasnt seen them or dosent care. I know this is the viewpoint of 1 website, but regardless. They should have put Metroid Prime 3 on that list...

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  • ZepeeZepee Member Posts: 947
    Metroid Prime 3, Assassin's Creed, GTA 4... they couldn't put them all in.... I must say, however, there were some titles I didn't really find that attractive like Quake... but one can't discuss tastes.



    P.S. Smash Brothers, Mario (seems to be back without that water thing... wasn't that bad, but was better without it), Zelda and Metroid are THE 4 reasons that make me really sad for not being able to spend a penny on gaming.... going to university in England and I need the money for that..... but if I don't go, I'll be damned if I don't get a Wii and those games!

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  • SpathotanSpathotan Member Posts: 3,928
    Well the reason they didnt put in Assassin's Creed and GTA4 is because they are not concrete 2007 releases.

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  • Keebs1984Keebs1984 Member Posts: 1,356
    What about No More Heroes for the Wii?



    Albiet theres not a lot known about the game, but still I am excited as hell for the game.



    Also, I know I am not one to praise the PS3 at all, but there ARE some really fantastic looking games coming out for it. Isn't FFXIII slated for a fall 2007 release?

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  • SpathotanSpathotan Member Posts: 3,928
    Originally posted by Keebs1984

    What about No More Heroes for the Wii?



    Albiet theres not a lot known about the game, but still I am excited as hell for the game.



    Also, I know I am not one to praise the PS3 at all, but there ARE some really fantastic looking games coming out for it. Isn't FFXIII slated for a fall 2007 release?
    Its not a concrete launch date. It may say Q3/Q4 2007, but dates always change. Hell I dont even think MGS4 will launch in 2007 which is also why it didnt make the cut.

    "There's no star system Slave I can't reach, and there's no planet I can't find. There's nowhere in the Galaxy for you to run. Might as well give up now."
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  • Rreka'alRreka'al Member Posts: 450
    Originally posted by Vendayn

    Spore



    This will be the game that ends all games...okay maybe too much, but if it promises get fulfilled then this will be revolutionary...



    Spore, my most waited for game of 2007...and I hope that it doesnt get delayed again

    Sadly, that's the way my most wanted games end, the one that stands out the most was True Fantasy LIve Online, damn you Microsoft!

    Anyway, I'm looking forward to trying all of the most anticipated games out a bit, but I don't avidly follow them anymore, just go here to see what's coming out.

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  • RazorbackRazorback Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 5,253

    Not in to the whole console thing.... soooo

    Age of Conan, Spore, Crysis..... so far thats about it....

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  • BlazinBladesBlazinBlades Member Posts: 1,214
     

    I am very interested in seeing what S.T.A.L.K.E.R. will be like; it looks like it is going to be a pretty good game. Bring it on down now.

    Damn byotch dat aint no friggn moon fool, dat be a friggn space station byotch.

  • RazorbackRazorback Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 5,253
    Originally posted by BlazinBlades

     
    I am very interested in seeing what S.T.A.L.K.E.R. will be like; it looks like it is going to be a pretty good game. Bring it on down now.



    I want Stalker to be great because 12 or 18 months ago I was hyped to like eye busting levels about this game.... but now Im thinking its going to be a lot like Daikatana

    Pretty hard to be 3 years late in development and still meet expectations..

    I hope Im dead wrong!!

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  • GamewizeGamewize Member Posts: 956

    That mario game is Mario Galaxies, personally I want to buy a Wii and get Super Smash Bros. Brawl, if I cant then ill just rent one of the other games for the 360.

    But whats the point? Microsoft will rig the compition anyway.

    I think it's the objective of your past self to make you cringe.

  • WhosFatWhosFat Member Posts: 92

    SPORE!

  • joeytenkajoeytenka Member Posts: 5
    I'm desperately waiting for Spellborn ...
  • kel11kel11 Member Posts: 1,089
    UT3.

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  • outfctrloutfctrl Member UncommonPosts: 3,619
    Originally posted by Vendayn

    Spore



    This will be the game that ends all games...okay maybe too much, but if it promises get fulfilled then this will be revolutionary...



    Spore, my most waited for game of 2007...and I hope that it doesnt get delayed again
    Isnt Spore some type of an RTS game?

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  • AelfinnAelfinn Member Posts: 3,857
    Originally posted by outfctrl

    Originally posted by Vendayn

    Spore



    This will be the game that ends all games...okay maybe too much, but if it promises get fulfilled then this will be revolutionary...



    Spore, my most waited for game of 2007...and I hope that it doesnt get delayed again
    Isnt Spore some type of an RTS game?



    Yes and no

    In spore, you "evolve" a creature up all the way from the bacterial stage, choosing what design changes would best allow the creature to survive as it moves up. Eventually, you can grant your creature sentience, at which point you gain control of an entire tribe of these creatures, evolution is done, now you're dealing with the advancement of a culture. At another point, it switches to a city based RTS, where you're competing against other civilizations, of the same species as yours. Later on, it switches yet again, and allows your species, united at last, to travel the stars, populate planets, and meet (and possibly end up fighting) other sentient beings.

    Its the only game I know of that switches its gameplay nature more than once.

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  • outfctrloutfctrl Member UncommonPosts: 3,619
    Originally posted by Aelfinn


    Yes and no
    In spore, you "evolve" a creature up all the way from the bacterial stage, choosing what design changes would best allow the creature to survive as it moves up. Eventually, you can grant your creature sentience, at which point you gain control of an entire tribe of these creatures, evolution is done, now you're dealing with the advancement of a culture. At another point, it switches to a city based RTS, where you're competing against other civilizations, of the same species as yours. Later on, it switches yet again, and allows your species, united at last, to travel the stars, populate planets, and meet (and possibly end up fighting) other sentient beings.
    Its the only game I know of that switches its gameplay nature more than once.



    OMG.  Where does God fall into this?  Is there a Sporeadam and a Sporeve?

    This game will be banned for all Christians!!! 

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  • AelfinnAelfinn Member Posts: 3,857
    Originally posted by outfctrl

    Originally posted by Aelfinn


    Yes and no
    In spore, you "evolve" a creature up all the way from the bacterial stage, choosing what design changes would best allow the creature to survive as it moves up. Eventually, you can grant your creature sentience, at which point you gain control of an entire tribe of these creatures, evolution is done, now you're dealing with the advancement of a culture. At another point, it switches to a city based RTS, where you're competing against other civilizations, of the same species as yours. Later on, it switches yet again, and allows your species, united at last, to travel the stars, populate planets, and meet (and possibly end up fighting) other sentient beings.
    Its the only game I know of that switches its gameplay nature more than once.



    OMG.  Where does God fall into this?  Is there a Sporeadam and a Sporeve?

    This game will be banned for all Christians!!! 


    Uh, I guess theres a sporeadameve, since you start off at the singlesex mitosis bacteria level

    No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.
    Hemingway

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