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<blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 264232" data-attributes="member: 134"><p>The thing I love about games like The Last of Us, Uncharted, and the last 2 Tomb Raider games is their replayability. Because the stories are so well written and woven into the actual game play, it's like watching your favorite action movie again and again. There are moments in these games I absolutely look forward to because they are so much fun to play and exciting to watch at the same time. Other than Last of Us (obviously), I've revisited all these games at least twice. Very few games can I say that about, even ones I loved like GTA: Vice City or the God of War series.</p><p></p><p>Here's how I actually would rank the games:</p><p></p><p>1) Uncharted 2 - It's the first one I played, I have an absolute soft spot for it, even if the final boss battle is a slog</p><p>2) Uncharted 4 - Pure brilliance, loved every moment of it, has the best story of the series. I should really have this as my #1</p><p>3) Rise of the Tomb Raider - Fixed every gripe I had with the first one, challenging yet never cruel. Gorgeous integration of environment and exploration</p><p>4) The Last of Us - You can't argue with its storytelling. Game mechanics aren't as much 'fun', but it's not an action game, it's horror.</p><p>5) Tomb Raider - Speaking of horror, this one has some sections that are unnerving. Puzzles are rather easy, ending boss is meh, but their are some extraordinarily fun sections that made me grin ear to ear.</p><p>6) Uncharted - The story is a bit thin, but the level design is super fun. It has charm and character that pave the way for all that follow.</p><p>7) Uncharted 3 - It tries too damn hard. I enjoyed it, but lost the thread of the story numerous times. It also goes a little nuts with the supernatural. Gorgeous environments though, and great multiplayer maps </p><p></p><p>I haven't picked up Uncharted: The Lost Legacy yet as $40 is a bit much for what I hear is a really short game. That said, it uses all the same mechanics and graphics as the 4th game which has me salivating. I've seen it on sale on Amazon for $26-29, and have put it in my cart numerous times before rethinking it. All else fails, someone can get it for me for Christmas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shutyertrap, post: 264232, member: 134"] The thing I love about games like The Last of Us, Uncharted, and the last 2 Tomb Raider games is their replayability. Because the stories are so well written and woven into the actual game play, it's like watching your favorite action movie again and again. There are moments in these games I absolutely look forward to because they are so much fun to play and exciting to watch at the same time. Other than Last of Us (obviously), I've revisited all these games at least twice. Very few games can I say that about, even ones I loved like GTA: Vice City or the God of War series. Here's how I actually would rank the games: 1) Uncharted 2 - It's the first one I played, I have an absolute soft spot for it, even if the final boss battle is a slog 2) Uncharted 4 - Pure brilliance, loved every moment of it, has the best story of the series. I should really have this as my #1 3) Rise of the Tomb Raider - Fixed every gripe I had with the first one, challenging yet never cruel. Gorgeous integration of environment and exploration 4) The Last of Us - You can't argue with its storytelling. Game mechanics aren't as much 'fun', but it's not an action game, it's horror. 5) Tomb Raider - Speaking of horror, this one has some sections that are unnerving. Puzzles are rather easy, ending boss is meh, but their are some extraordinarily fun sections that made me grin ear to ear. 6) Uncharted - The story is a bit thin, but the level design is super fun. It has charm and character that pave the way for all that follow. 7) Uncharted 3 - It tries too damn hard. I enjoyed it, but lost the thread of the story numerous times. It also goes a little nuts with the supernatural. Gorgeous environments though, and great multiplayer maps I haven't picked up Uncharted: The Lost Legacy yet as $40 is a bit much for what I hear is a really short game. That said, it uses all the same mechanics and graphics as the 4th game which has me salivating. I've seen it on sale on Amazon for $26-29, and have put it in my cart numerous times before rethinking it. All else fails, someone can get it for me for Christmas. [/QUOTE]
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