Co-op play can be pretty good.

Let me see...thanks again. :)

i cant comment on any of the others, but i enjoyed red faction.

I would liken it to a movie like Uncle Buck. Not genre defining, not even great, but worth the time, even if only once.

Queued up right after Cold Fear, which I have started yesterday. (so far, so good...and creepy as hell, Urge!)

Thanks, Vod. :)

Will be changing my HDD later so I ll update how the gameplay went for the others.

But Cold Fear is really good and exciting at the beginning. It gets a little too predictable and repetitive in the middle, but has a good finale and some really tough fights. But for someone like me who loved F.E.A.R. so much, Cold Fear wasn't anywhere as spooky as that one.

All in all, a pretty decent experience.

Red faction, it was pretty good. The fact that you can blow through a wall to the next room, instead of using the door is pretty cool. :D

The Punisher was alright. I never really get into the comic book/hero type of games though...Exception of The Darkness.

Area 51, I thought was pretty decent. I never played the old one. But the one they released a few years ago for the PS2, wasn't too bad.

I love all of the Medal Of Honor games.

Never got into Nightfire or No One Lives Forever. Just didn't appeal to me.

Ill Answer th ones Ive plated
Medal of Honor:AA - was a hugely awesome game when it came out. evrybody was playing this game, but to tell you the truth, it cant hold up to anything from the Call Of Duty series any longer.

Red Faction - nothing too special about this game, other than the fact you can blow tunnels through the walls. This was the first and last game to do this, because it copyrighted the technology. It was a fun online game back in the day, i played it for a couple years. dont expect to be any good at it online unless you have an ultra fast trigger finger.

007 Nightfire - like most 007 games, its extremely generic, and doesn't bring anything new to the table, however it was fun to play with a few friends back in the day.

Area 51 - a game that looked promising when i bought it, but ended up terrible. the gameplay blows, it sucks online, the graphics were below par for the time period, and it was really short as well as easy. Havnt played the new one yet, so I cant comment on that.

NOLF 2: great game. great elements of stealth and action, great online experience, (however very small, and probably non-existent online community at this point) only problem is its a little bit cute for an M rated game.

Am I the only one that hated the No One Lives Forever series??

I ll check it out and post what I think of it.

Thanks for the heads up, Moth.

A lot of newer games have used destructible environments more competently though. As for "first and last", what about Red Faction 2?