Flux_Capacitor
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How about System Shock 1 and 2? They're both sci-fi FPS/RPGs, and the atmosphere in both games is pretty damn cool.
Flux_Capacitor said:How about System Shock 1 and 2? They're both sci-fi FPS/RPGs, and the atmosphere in both games is pretty damn cool.
Flux_Capacitor said:How about System Shock 1 and 2? They're both sci-fi FPS/RPGs, and the atmosphere in both games is pretty damn cool.
it's pretty tough to step down into the realm of 2D
trais said:But I don't get why you mention it here. F/F2 never have any issues with my computers, and belive me, I played it on different configurations.
And I don't remember any of my graphic cards complaining, yet alone hating me for playing it, or some other older games, even like Cannon Fodder, Another World or Flashback.
Hence, my graphics card would be 'complaining' that it isn't being put to good use.
Jasede said:First of all, no System Shock game is an RPG, not even an FPS/RPG hybrid. If you think otherwise you're wrong. This is a fact.
Second, Baksheesh, I don't see why you would recommend Vampire. It's basically a JRPG though a pretty good one, I liked the lead character Christoph. Too bad that you could pretty much break the game by rising Manipulation too high and then sell items for more than you buy them. And I didn't like it when you time jump into New York - the game would have been better if it had been medieval all the way.
I know.
Jeff Graw said:To the OP:
Although not strictly RPGs, you also want to try Starflight, Starflight2, and Star Control 2. Star Control 2 can now be downloaded for free as The Ur-Quan Masters.
Happy gaming.
Captain_Obvious said:
Lord Chambers said:incorrect usage of "an" in the topic title.
Lord Chambers said:Having a layman's definition of RPG is as permissible as your incorrect usage of "an" in the topic title.
[url=http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Writing/a.html:3d9l9es2]Lynch said:A or An.
Use an in place of a when it precedes a vowel sound, not just a vowel. That means it's "an honor" (the h is silent), but "a UFO" (because it's pronounced yoo eff oh).