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Old 05-26-2015, 11:53 PM   #2
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You did say do Argue with me, but I can't it's a solid list.

I broke an RB button on Mass Effect or at least wore it down to almost be useless. Such a great game that should have stayed in Microsoft Studio's house. EA didn't really ruin it but I think it could have been better staying in house. Two was good and three was decent enough until the last scenes.

I think that Elder Scrolls Oblivion is better than Skyrim. Skyrim was a little bit too easy. You had to actually plan out missions alot more in Oblivion. Had to make sure you had enough soul gems to power your weapon. Had to make more choices on how to level your character up. Just seemed like it had better management. Also it had portable potion kit so you could make stuff on the fly. Having to go to a station to make something doesn't make sense. You break out the novice and pestle and make stuff you need bam.

Skyrim is awesome too though.

Red Dead is probably the best game of Generation.

LA Noire might be somewhere on my list. Doesn't really have much replay value though. That sort of makes it lower.
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