Originally posted by -Pr-
Assuming it's allowed, i'll bite.1. Battle for Middle Earth/2/ROTWK on PC. As a series, man I wasted so many hours playing those games.
2. ROTK/TTT on PS2. Brilliantly executed games.
3. Shadow of Mordor.
4. War in the North.
5. War of the Ring.
Could you tell me a bit more about "War of the Ring"? I've never heard of it.
Originally posted by Jmanghan
Could you tell me a bit more about "War of the Ring"? I've never heard of it.
It was an RTS game, but from what I could tell it was based more on the books than the movies.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lord_of_the_Rings:_War_of_the_Ring
It wasn't the most amazing game ever, but it was solid and fun enough.
Originally posted by Ushgarak
I liked War in Middle Earth from 1988... I suspect not many here played that. Or the original The Hobbit game.Five would be pushing it for me- but Lord of the Rings Online isn't bad, as games of that type go.
I tried LOTRO, and ended up feeling terrible when I couldn't get in to it because I like the "look" of the films, and it didn't seem to be in the game at the time.
Nah they don't have the film part of the licence (minus a terrible attempt to match the feel of the LOTR film score for the opening screen- the rest of LOTRO's music isn't bad, but that wasn't a good start).
But aside from aggravating MMO conventions (I shouldn't be fighting large mobs of huorns in the Old Forest and definitely not legions of damn trolls, anywhere!) they've done great work in getting a lot of the style. The landscape and travelling is very good and if you are the type to get 'into' quest text, that's good as well.
Originally posted by Ushgarak
Nah they don't have the film part of the licence (minus a terrible attempt to match the feel of the LOTR film score for the opening screen- the rest of LOTRO's music isn't bad, but that wasn't a good start).But aside from aggravating MMO conventions (I shouldn't be fighting large mobs of huorns in the Old Forest and definitely not legions of damn trolls, anywhere!) they've done great work in getting a lot of the style. The landscape and travelling is very good and if you are the type to get 'into' quest text, that's good as well.
I usually am. It's just sad that it would take being "in the movies" to drag me away from SWTOR. I only have time to deal with one MMO at a time lol.
Originally posted by Jmanghan
Btw, anyone tried Aragorn's Quest for Wii/PS3?
nope.