
and you're left with a pretty dull, narrow, repetitive series of chores. The actual game itself isn't all that much of a game.
After a while it's like doing housework with yr thumbs.
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After a while it's like doing housework with yr thumbs.

Shooter = shoot, Driving sim = drive etc etc.
I know what you're getting at, the missions can get tedious. I just really enjoy open world/sandbox games rather than linear BS.
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I know what you're getting at, the missions can get tedious. I just really enjoy open world/sandbox games rather than linear BS.

Red Dead Redemption is great for a dozen hours or so, before you gradually realise nothing new's going to come along... maybe I'm just spoilt.
Favorites of mine (this gen) are Fallout 3 and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, which both keep it interesting for a hell of a long time.
All-time favourite is Thief 2: The Metal Age, from way back, but a beautifully subtle thing to play.
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Favorites of mine (this gen) are Fallout 3 and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, which both keep it interesting for a hell of a long time.
All-time favourite is Thief 2: The Metal Age, from way back, but a beautifully subtle thing to play.

I do admit to not giving it a lot of time though.I'll definitely give it another go sometime.
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Fallout 3 takes its time getting you into its stride, but once it does... believe me, it's worth the groundwork.
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are two of the best games ever made.
JUST THE FACTS GUYS
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JUST THE FACTS GUYS

by some child called AHOOKERWITHAIDS who keeps going "PWNED!!!!!HAHAHA!!!USARULESBICH!!!!!!"
It's the future of home entertainment.
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It's the future of home entertainment.