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There is no denying that crowning one game the best FPS can be pretty hard what with the haloez, other-half lifes, call of dooty, and other one word titles. But this one should be on all your lists and for good reason. It is just too epic not to!
I can't believe you guys all looked over this game when making your own top ten lists of (fail)FPS's. And by the way, this WAS released on the PC. So put that in your peace pipe and smoke it! Or smoke this... Yeah buddy, that is some action! And sorry about the music, apparently that "band that shall not be mentioned" is the only song available for montages on video games with action/violence. Deal, you got to see some weapons and action. Not enough weapon pr0n for you? Fine... Lovely. With 14 weapons, the likes of the Quad Rocket Launcher and the Particle Accelerator, how can this NOT be the best FPS ever? Oh, cause it is only singple player? I suppose I can let you guys slide if you guys whine about "multiplayer," or whatever that is, and let you include another beauty... Oh yes! Epic... I mean the Cerebral Bore alone is enough for it to be in the top five, am I right? And if you are lame or too young to know what I am talking about, check this out. Now THAT is what I call a headshot! Not enough mayhem for you? Multiplayer not enough for you even though you could play as a Raptor? Well if you want the best there is in action with multi-playing, there is another (epic) route you could go...
This supported Widescreen btw! Let's see the epic amazing thing that all games should bow to in action, shall we? The only weapon missing is the Chestburster. Man, Turok had some awesome weapons. But regardless, still simply epic. Definitely should at least be on top of the list cause...cause I said so and that's what counts. The only list that matters... 1. Turok 2. Turok 2: Seeds of Evil 3. Turok 2: Seeds of Evil 4. Team Fortress 2 5. Turok 2: Seeds of Evil 6. Turok: Rage Wars 7. Turok 2: Seeds of Evil 8. Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion 9. Turok 10. Half Life 2 (Epi. 1 & 2) 11. Metroid Prime Man, I need to play me some more Turok ASAP!
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nevermind.
And your list is awesomer than Screw Attack's list, just for the mention of at least one Turok.
Turok 2 was decent, and from what little I've played of Turok 3 I thought it was fun as well.
Hell, you could throw yellow snowballs in it.
I will say that what I would really like to see is a game where I get to shoot Nazis that are riding on top of Dinosaurs, which came through a rift to another dimension I accidentally opened during a science experiment on a large ring world type structure. We could call it Halo Life: Call of Turok.
The only one I played with an actual story was the one on PS2 that was supposed to "reinvent" the franchise and all it really did was destroy it. Painfully.
Oh well.
Add a tablespoon of Bioshock
Couldn't you also throw turkey bombs or something
Classic game.
The perfect FPS would be a game where I get to shoot Nazis that are riding on top of Dinosaurs, which came through a rift to another dimension I accidentally opened during a science experiment, that I conducted in an underwater objectivist-dystopian city, which exists on a large ring world type structure. We could call it Halo Life: Call of Turokshock.
Period.