call of duty and halo

halo and call of duty are the 2 best games that were ever made for the x-box, only cod4 though. the best thing about these games is the online play. if you agree with this small statement i just made then good for you.call of duty and halo
What if we don't?call of duty and halo
I disagree, Viva Pinata was the best.
Well, they are one of the best.
[QUOTE=''MrTorry'']Well, they are one of the best.[/QUOTE]This is more accurate.
I think you should try some other games lol. They migt be the best ONLINE games but overall games, no. Go try mass effect and fallout 3.
Halo 1 is a reasonable choice here.... but i would go with half life 1 or 2
inpossiable. there will never be a best game.untill we have one game that features every game type(rpg rts rps fps sps tps, list goes on) that has been created put into one game with unlimted things you can thing of with no bugs whats so ever and anything can be turned off to suit the player likings. until then there wont be a best game. the only best game you going to get is your opinionbest game franchise in my opinion is halo has i been playing since halo 1 came out every day only missing days when i am forced to. there is some great games out there but none as been able keep me playing the same game more then any other game
No, no, no. Youre doing it wrong
[QUOTE=''madg23'']halo and call of duty are the 2 best games that were ever made for the x-box, only cod4 though. the best thing about these games is the online play. if you agree with this small statement i just made then good for you.[/QUOTE]



I respectfully disagree with your comment on several levels.



I've been impressed with Halo's single-player and multiplayer components from the series' beginning. (Are you referring exclusively to Halo III or to the series in general?) I also enjoyed what I played of Modern Warfare but not to the extent to which I enjoyed Halo III (in campaign or multiplayer). As for online play, I've always been more inclined toward story modes than multiplayer modes. Then again, with multiplayer-accessible campaigns (which Modern Warfare didn't have), the line blurs a bit between ''single-player'' and ''multiplayer'' modes ...