PlayStation 3

fall out- don't know.
Skyrim- terrible combat, terrible story.
Far cry 3- beautiful game.
Bioshock- Good game can't say much.
Mass efect- great series with great story.
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mcmo21 posted...

ive heard nothing but good things from these games

fall out
skyrim
far cry 3
bioshock
mass effect

may be interested in buying these how good are they?

Fallout - You're in a post-apocalyptic wasteland with Super Mutants, Raiders, and much more.
Skyrim - Fighting Dragons to save the world. Some pretty fun stuff, but can get boring if played for extensive amounts of time.
Far Cry 3 - Really good FPS, probably the best I've played to date. I recommend it fully.
Bioshock - Fun. I can;t say much for it, but I know it's pretty fun.
Mass Effect - Great Trilogy with nice gameplay, and a good story.

I'd recommend all of them. I've enjoyed them all. At the least you should get Far Cry 3 and Mass Effect.
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Fallout - First-person Action RPG made by the guys who did Oblivion and Skyrim. Basic premise is the world was destroyed after WWIII, nukes irradiated the whole planet, and now, 200-some years later (maybe even more) it's about the survivors trying to get by. Fallout 3 puts you in the role of a "vault kid," AKA someone who grew up in the anti-radiation vaults they made before the war, and who has to leave and explore the area around Washington, DC. Fallout New Vegas puts you in the shoes of someone who grew up outside the vaults, as a courier for the... was it Navajo Express? Anyway, takes place around Las Vegas (which is now called "New Vegas.") Has a retro-future 50's vibe to them - high-tech robots, but made with vacuum tubes and such.

Skyrim - One of the Elder Scrolls games. Action-RPG that's classless - you want to make a giant berserker guy who slings fireballs, go for it. Want to wear heavy armor and use a bow? Do it. Light armor and be a brawler who uses hammers? Do it. Has a very "Viking-ish" feel due to the location of the game's events - mountains, snow, people with Norwegian-style accents, that sort of thing.

Far Cry 3 - I've heard good things. First-person shooter where you're on an island, not sure of too much beyond that other than there's bad guys with guns who try to kill you. It's open-world, as far as I know, with more than just shooting to kill time.

Bioshock - First-person shooter with some unique elements, like being able to pick and choose upgrades you acquire. Very story-based, takes place in the 60's, has a sort of steampunk vibe to it. Basic premise is a philanthropist made an "underwater utopia" named Rapture for scientists, scholars, and artists to come and work without constraints of any sort - no judgement, no prejudice, no "that's morally wrong to do!" stuff. Something happens, and that's where you start the game.

Mass Effect - Great trilogy of shooter-RPGs. First one's more RPG-ish than the second and third (which are more shooter-style.) You make choices in the three games that affect the overall ending in some way. Like others said, try to stick to either "good only" or "bad only" choices in the first two games - the third one's fixed the big problem they had with more morally gray characters not having enough Paragon or Renegade points to make certain options available (as now they just pool together with a breakdown of how much of each you acquired.)
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