First Person Shooter similar to Time Splitters and Perfect Dark?

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My husband is looking for a first person shooter that is similar to Time Splitters and Perfect Dark. Is there anything out yet?

Thanks!
 
not yet right now, he could wait for gosht squad
 
None that are really good so far.

In terms of what's available, if he doesn't mind single player shooters, there's Metroid (not specifically a shooter, although is often confused for one). Or there is Medal of Honor Heroes 2 coming out. That's set to be the best so far. Timesplitters 4 is on the cards, but nowhere near a release.
 
Squall7 said:
None that are really good so far.

In terms of what's available, if he doesn't mind single player shooters, there's Metroid (not specifically a shooter, although is often confused for one). Or there is Medal of Honor Heroes 2 coming out. That's set to be the best so far. Timesplitters 4 is on the cards, but nowhere near a release.
theres no confusion about it, metroid is a shooter, you do a LOT of shooting in it so it must be a shooter, nintendo probably just wants to keep a "kid-friendly" tag on it.
 
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Medal Of Honor 2 sounds like the perfect game for him, when it comes out!
 
Sovieto said:
theres no confusion about it, metroid is a shooter, you do a LOT of shooting in it so it must be a shooter, nintendo probably just wants to keep a "kid-friendly" tag on it.
...It's true that stylistically it's a shooter, but the fact that it's more of an "adventure game" (what with it also having morph-ball mode, and more importantly, lots and lots of stuff to explore, more than just level design).

Oh, and Metroid is a "Teen" game, and therefore not designed for "kiddies" in the first place (unless you count Teens as Kiddies, in which case, I'm pretty sure you're labelling yourself as a kid).
 
Squall7 said:
...It's true that stylistically it's a shooter, but the fact that it's more of an "adventure game" (what with it also having morph-ball mode, and more importantly, lots and lots of stuff to explore, more than just level design).

Oh, and Metroid is a "Teen" game, and therefore not designed for "kiddies" in the first place (unless you count Teens as Kiddies, in which case, I'm pretty sure you're labelling yourself as a kid).
uh huh its a teen game but how many kids do you think that stops from getting this game?
 
I wouldn't label it as a teen game, the advert certainly doesn't advertise it as such.
 
Time Splitters 4 is coming out for the Wii at some time.

Medal Of Honor may be up his alley though.
 
Sovieto said:
uh huh its a teen game but how many kids do you think that stops from getting this game?
Well, in the UK, it's technically illegal to sell a game below it's certification, so it will stop kids in the UK.
Regardless, it's beside the point. Nintendo aren't targetting this at below a "teen" level. It's like saying that Manhunt 2 and Resident Evil 5 is targetted at kids.

Marc said:
I wouldn't label it as a teen game, the advert certainly doesn't advertise it as such.
http://www.esrb.org/ratings/search.jsp.
It's rated for a teen in the US.
http://www.pegi.info/en/index/global_id/23/?searchString=Metroid+Prime+3
It's rated 12+ in the UK (pretty much a teen).
 
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yea wait for timesplitters 4 while playing medal of honor: heroes 2

from what ive seen the online mode is as hectic as the timesplitters multi-player mode with a lot of bots. Just not as funny ( No monkey's or R-One-Oh-seven's )
 
Squall7 said:
Well, in the UK, it's technically illegal to sell a game below it's certification, so it will stop kids in the UK.
Regardless, it's beside the point. Nintendo aren't targetting this at below a "teen" level. It's like saying that Manhunt 2 and Resident Evil 5 is targetted at kids.


http://www.esrb.org/ratings/search.jsp.
It's rated for a teen in the US.
http://www.pegi.info/en/index/global_id/23/?searchString=Metroid+Prime+3
It's rated 12+ in the UK (pretty much a teen).
They are suitability ratings, not necessarily saying its for kids/teens.
 
Squall7 said:
Well, in the UK, it's technically illegal to sell a game below it's certification, so it will stop kids in the UK.
Regardless, it's beside the point. Nintendo aren't targetting this at below a "teen" level. It's like saying that Manhunt 2 and Resident Evil 5 is targetted at kids.


http://www.esrb.org/ratings/search.jsp.
It's rated for a teen in the US.
http://www.pegi.info/en/index/global_id/23/?searchString=Metroid+Prime+3
It's rated 12+ in the UK (pretty much a teen).
but the kids will just have their mommys buy it for them and manhunt 2 and re5 are both rated M.. oO
 
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