#245 - TimeSplitters 2 (PS2)
The TRUE Successor to Goldeneye. The very start of the first level will have you reminiscing about Goldeneye's first level 'The Dam' because TS2's first level 'Siberia' has a striking resemblance to it. TS2 doesn't allow a player any breathing room as far as the difficulty goes. The story mode can be downright brutal (I've played on Normal) and is not something to be taken lightly. But that is a good thing. Completing each level (there are 10 huge levels in total) is immensely satisfying. Now TS2 has an average at best story but has other challenges like Arcade mode and Challenge mode (Which are easier than the Story mode BTW). TS2 manages to be extremely fun despite the fact that it has dated controls and an aiming system more annoying than Goldeneye itself. But TS2 released years and years after Goldeneye so it should have done a lot better.
#244 - TimeSplitters: Future Perfect (PS2)
I liked how TimeSplitters didn't follow the Goldeneye formula anymore. Future Perfect is the best of the TimeSpiltters for sure but it is still far from being the best FPS out there. The gameplay in Future Perfect is more balanced than TS2 and the mechanics are better too. What has improved the most in TS:FP is the story mode. Saying that its 10 times better than TS2's story wouldn't really be a stretch.
#243 - Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (X360)
Modern Warfare is a huge improvement over the previous titles in many ways. Graphics (surely), campaign, multiplayer and gameplay. What I like most about Modern Warfare is the feeling of realism of actually being on the battlefield. That aspect also makes CoD4 something special. But other than the multiplayer CoD4 doesn't have that much re-playability and since I'm only an occasional multiplayer gamer it doesn't rank so high on my list.
#242 - Plants vs. Zombies (iPhone)
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#241 - Gran Turismo (PS1)
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