The DCEmu Interview - Question 12 - Whats the Greatest FPS Game Released ?

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half life 2 is pretty far up there if not the best, although i havent played episode 2 yet so i cant comment on that part of it. it also has the awesomely fun garry's mod.

Doom, it really got the whole series going, and it opened up the modding community basically. Next I say is Half-Life.

I would say half life 2, but i think Doom gets it because it was one of the first and it really helped FPS take off

Doom, has a feel none other can match.

counter strike of course:eek::eek::eek:

The first one I played and really liked
Killzone on the PS2
Imagine how angry I was when I saw Kilzone Liberation on the psp, and it wasn't a FPS, WTF is wrong with them?

i want to say doom too, it's still really fun to play after all these years, i'm playing it on my sandisk sansa with the rockbox firmware when i'm bored..
i just can't believe they got it running in full speed without ANY lag on Sandisk Sansa :D

Number 2 is probably Unreal Tournament -99 it's very good and fun to play, instagib rules!

EDIT: Post #50!! :D

One word :
Doom, its the best.
Doom is simply the best, it revolutionized the FPS genre and helped it really take off just like everyone has said already. But I have very good memories of when i was very young playing through Doom 2, I've been playing that game since and I'm still playing it. I think I have it on nearly every system I have, be it official or homebrew, if Doom is on it, you bet I'll have it. Second place would be... Blake Stone, because you all know you love it.

Half-Life.... made me a gamer again after a 5 year hiatus. I was never an rpg gamer and missed out on the n64 and ps1 era so this was this first game I played with an great storyline. Also, finding out about, figuring how to work, and finally playing those awesome mods blew my freakin mind. I lost so many hours to Firearms and day of defeat.

Perfect Dark. It's a great FPS for everyone from novice challenges to parts where it will challenge even the best players. It's also ridiculously fun.

10- Noone Lives Forever
9- Perfect Dark
8- Quake
7- Halo 2 (multiplayer)
6- Jedi Knight
5- Dark Forces
4- Goldeneye
3- Half Life

2- Doom 2
How can you ever forget the Spiders? Or the Archvile?

1- Half Life 2
This game was pure magic. Traveling the country side, the gravity gun...Alyx...*sigh*

Perfect Dark doesn't get the respect it deserves. Not only is it an insanely challenging 1 player game, the addition of coop and counterop (your friend works to KEEP you from completing the mission) AND an incredible array of multiplayer modes just brought it over the top. They even included bots in multiplayer...something that I feel should be a staple in games today. How fun is it to play Halo multiplayer in 2 player? YAWN! Throw some bots on there to play against and now we're talking!

Best N64 FPS - Perfect Dark
Best Oldschool FPS - Wolfenstein, dooms grand daddy
Best 360 FPS - Well in my opinion, it would have to be Halo 3, i like it better than Call of Duty 4, dunno why even though that one is a great game too.

Great FPS Game Overall - Doom 3 in my opinion anyways, because it set the new standards for gaming on PC and the XBOX. A lot of games nowadays use a modified version of this engine so i gotta say i like doom 3 the best.

I remember playing Duke nukem 3d for hours on end..... For me its a tie between duke nukem 3d and quake 2, and maybe heretic. for some inexplicable reason i really enjoyed that game.

Doom on the snes was my first fps and I really liked it.

I would have to say personally Goldeneye 64 is my all time favorite fps. I spent so many hours on that game either trying to beat the facility super fast to unlock invincibility or playing with friends in its multiplayer.

Doom showed the world how awesome FPS's can be.

Goldeneye 64 showed the world that console FPS's can be just as awesome.

I always feel like I missed something great never playing perfect dark back in the day... :(

GLQuake (Quake 1 accelerated by a voodoo2 with a separate 2d card like real men use, now that's gaming) and qwcl (QuakeWorld Client).

Gamespy was once quakespy before it started down the long road to sucking.

End of discussion, the thread can be locked now. :D

To throw my two bits in: Halo 2 was a hell of a lot better than Halo 3. Everything that came new in this game was either based on something that was created by someone for Halo:Custom Edition or was a waste of time

Now that's outta the way, Half-life 2 was undoubtedly the best FPS I have ever played.

Quake 3 arena for me :D

Has no story:

Serious Sam

Has a story:

Outlaws

I think, BioShock is greatest FPS game ever released.:D

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Originally Posted by booradley1212

Perfect Dark doesn't get the respect it deserves. Not only is it an insanely challenging 1 player game, the addition of coop and counterop (your friend works to KEEP you from completing the mission) AND an incredible array of multiplayer modes just brought it over the top. They even included bots in multiplayer...something that I feel should be a staple in games today. How fun is it to play Halo multiplayer in 2 player? YAWN! Throw some bots on there to play against and now we're talking!

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Finally some one gives a good game recognigtion. that game offered everything, bots, more multiplayer modes than you could shake a stick, insane customization, and a resonably good single player. People just overlook it now a days because most people are graphics babys and wont play anything in less than 720p def. If you just take the core gameplay elements, perfect dark kills almost everything on the market.

I think you guys are miss-reading the question.
Greatest FPS ever, not greatest console FPS ever. Console FPSs with their aim assistance, big hit boxes and gameplay being designed around coping with the lack of mouse are almost a different genre.

An FPS with a joypad is like running wearing flippers.

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Originally Posted by Keitaro Urashima

I think, BioShock is greatest FPS game ever released.:D

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Amen to that. :)


BioShock and Call of Duty 4 are the FPS that I've enjoyed the most. I didn't play Doom 3, and haven't played Half-Life 2 enough to say it's the best....

Im ashamed to see no one has mention quake 2

Quake 2 is far the best, look at the improvement of multiplayer, graphics, ai and weaponry. Quake 2 has been ported to many a different console too!!

What would of happened without quake 2?
No half life thats for sure.

For me it's Battlefield 1942. It's the one FPS that I've come back to the most time and time again since I got it in 2002 and my Xfire profile shows it. I'm still actively creating maps and mods for it.

Quake 2 would be my favorite classic, it was one of my first game addictions when I bought my first PC (350MHz AMD K6 w/8MB AGP2x video card and 32MB SDRAM). My favorite mod is No Item Quake (NIQ), which just removed all the items from the map (duh) and gave all players the same weapon and switched weapons at a server-configured interval.

Another of my favorite classics is Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear, which I've played on the MSN Gaming Zone a lot before I got my own PC. It was the first FPS that I wished was ported to handheld, at the time I was hopeful it could be ported to GBA in [almost] all its glory using the BlueRoses 3D engine.

I like Unreal Tournament 2003/4 for its mod-friendliness and its lack of the annoying copy protection that nearly every other game has (specifically the requirement of the disk to play) and how they release tons of free content. My favorite mod is Deathball, which is sort of a brutal fast-paced version of soccer/hockey/rugby/football; it covered both UT2003 and UT2004.

System Shock 2 pretty much introduced the concept of an FPSRPG game and it along with the original System Shock is the roots of BioShock. I find it a shame that so many people never heard of it. For example, I once noticed someone said BioShock took an idea from another game when in fact that idea was used in System Shock and that other game was released after System Shock. I forget exactly what the idea was, but I think it had something to do with the hacking mechanism. Anyway, System Shock 2 was way underrated and it's easily one of my top 10 favorite PC games of all time.

Some other favorites:
Wolfenstein 3D
Half-Life series
Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield
America's Army
Battlefield 2
Battlefield: Vietnam

I would have to say for single player Quake 2 beat's all, me and my friend still play Quake 2 coop today and it is still fun.

For multi player Unreal Tournament 2004 (UT3 is a bit ass).

For anyone who hasn't played them play them. Oh and don't play them on a console, they don't have the same feel as on PC.

Most played FPS ever has to be the doom series, I bet there's loads of people playing that game now in a LAN party.

All the ID games.
John Carmack made the FPS what it is.

#1 Doom
#2 Quake2
#3 Unreal T3
#4 Bioshock
#5 Return to Castle Wolfenstein

on gamecube metroid prime on pc half life 2

The one that "moved" me the most was Operation Flashpoint. Never before (or since) in a game have I spent so long lying down in a field hiding and hoping that no-one would see me whilst simultaneously cacking my pants. None of this running straight at people shooting them X number of times before they die nonsense. The feeling of being at serious risk has never been done better IMHO.

That said, the graphics are awful.

Overall, Got to be the Half-Life Series, I think they made quite an impact on the genre. I have a few recent favourites, FarCry being on of them because of the Level Editor (That's the only good point about it.) And a few more...

Cutie quake xD,nah half-life or doom,they really started off fps

Unreal Tournament, definately. I love playing it online or multi-player.

I can't decide between Goldeneye and DooM, both made awesome new steps in the FPS category, DooM basically revolutionizing it and same with Goldeneye.

I would say the best FPS of current gen systems is Call of Duty 4 but, the best FPS of all time is Perfect Dark.

I'd have to say that GoldenEye 007 for the N64 was what really opened my eyes to how fun a FPS could be. Especially with multiplayer.

For modern day I'd have to say the Halo trilogy due to its endless replay value and innovative matchmaking and party system making multiplayer a blast. Halo may not be the best FPS ever but it seems to appeal to the widest audience and even die hard gamers keep coming back to connect with friends on XBOX Live.

Rainbow Six 3.

Wast... *AHEM*, I mean enjoyed countless hours with that game on Xbox Live.

Perfect Dark and Halo are right up there though although don't care for there sequels at all!

What's with everyone thinking Halo was a groundbreaking game series?? The story blows, the multi player blows, the weapons blow, and not only that, how many games have included military vs aliens already?

That said, Wolfenstein, Doom series, Quake series, and the Unreal Tournament series (as well as the original Unreal, but II was terrible).

1. Team Fortress 2
2. Unreal Tournament 99
3. Half Life 2
4. Bioshock
3. Counter Strike Source.

i would say half-life but i spent months making a clone for the psp which made me sick of HL, and then it got wiped with the rest of my stuff by accident when i updated my computer. SO i'm handing it to BLOOD i can't get over the way you can blow zombie's heads off and kick em around :D