http://www.gametrailers.com/gamepage.php?id=1848

here's the link to the E3 trailer for MGS3-S. Check it out.

Im playing .hack/sign vol 2 at moment, im getting for my B-day where im getting my sis and mum to buy me the vol 3 and vol 4 of the game. they siad they would not buy me anime for my B-day so i cheated and got them to buy me theres two as you get a ep from the anime .hack//LIMINALITY. dont tell them want to suprize them when i get them

I only play one game and that's Phantasy Star online for the gamecube (but off line!). I love it and have done so for 3 years
I currently have 4 new characters )I started again about 3 months ago):
level 75 female hunter android - Midori.
level 25 female newman force - Kurumi.
level 27 male ranger android - ELK.
level 16 male human force - Xellos (me and my daughter play multi with him, she has a level 14 female hunter newman!)

I also play Second Life where i have a Avater that looks like Li from card captor sakura (www.secondlife.com). I also have a acount on FF11 but ive not been online on that game in months.

Well I loaded MGS3 up and... err... Well, this always happens with MGS games. I load them up, sit through an hour of (interesting but too lengthy) story, get plunged into the game and. Well, I flap around like a fish out of water. It's been an age since I played on the PS2, so I've forgotten all the controls and on top of that, i'm being bombarded by new features and moves. In other words, I'm completely confused about what the hell i'm doing as usual. I may shelve it until after my exams are over out of sheer bafflement

Half Life 2 on the P.C and Killzone on the PS2. Just love first person shooters.

My PC's to old to play Half Life 2, Killzone is awesome and the PS3 sequel looks amazing. First person shoots are the best.

I've not played many first person shooters myself....or third person come to think of it, but i'v always wanted a good one, any recommendations, PS2 is my consol of choice mostly.

"Good FPS" and "PS2" don't sit together as well as they could/should... The original Half-Life is on there... but it's ancient and frankly, if you have a PC less than 6/7 years old, you can play the original PC version anyway. Same goes for Deus Ex and Unreal Tournament(PC is much better - console FPS games are severly handicapped by the fact that you play them with a gamepad. No amount of autoaim can replace the Mouse/Keyboard combo).

The Timesplitters games are good fun though. The Red Faction games are so-so and Killzone has recieved a critical drumming. Killzone sequel (PS3) looks wonderful, but if those graphics are actually achievable at that Frame Rate, I will eat my own hat. Well, i'll buy a hat and then eat it. That's pretty much it for FPS games on PS2. PC is far and away the home of FPS, and X-Box the next best thing.

Best FPS IMO: Half-Life 2. Hands Down.

And people who like Halo live in symetrical houses.

Been playing through Rezi 4 over and over since it was released, its just so good. Also some Rome Total War even though its filled with bugs.

Not playing anything atm cos of exams but have got Pariah and some game called Boiling Point waiting to be played when I'm done. Last thing I played through was Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil, pretty good.

Half Life 2 still owns everything that's been released on the PC since though.

Same, but unfortunately I can't play anything recent anyway with my old PC. Fortunately I have a decent sized stockpile of older games set aside for just such an occasion, and I look forward to working my way through at least some of the following:

- Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri & Alien Crossfire
- Abe's Odyssey & Abe's Exodus
- Baldur's Gate 1&2 (Plus expansions)
- Starlancer
- Tachyon: The Fringe (voiced by BRUCE CAMBPELL, no less. )

And some other that I can't remember, and other still that I only managed to partly get through.

I'm a fan of space combat games among other things, which few actually make anymore. If you are as well, then you have to try Freespace 1&2. Simply brilliant.

Thanks kupoartist, i will bare that all in mind....although i might just venture away from my PS2 and go for Half-Life 2

By all means do... however, be aware that:

1) Half-Life 2 has high system requirements. Actually, it's playable on more older systems than most new games, but part of the whole appeal of HL2 is how awesome it looks, so you really need a good PC.

2) Steam. I can imagine this to be the single most off putting aspect of playing Half-Life 2 there can possibly be. Steam is required for install and you have to use it to play Half-Life 2. Steam requires an internet connection, and unless you want to spend 14 years waiting for Half-Life 2 to update, you need broadband. What's more, Half-Life 2 CD-Key's are tied to your Steam account. No selling the game on (though most will testify that you won't want to because the game is good).

3) There is no training mission. The basics of the game - shooting and movement - aren't ever explained. If you're seriously playing FPS games for the first time, HL2 may be a dive straight into the deep end, though the new things it brings to the FPS genre are given adequate explanation.

4) HL2 is a direct sequel to HL1. Hence if you haven't played the original, some stuff will be lost on you (immediate question: "who the hell is this suited guy jabbering to me?". Though TBH, anyone who has played all the HL games still can't answer it ^^). Regardless, Half-Life 1 is a great game in it's own right (As is Opposing Force, the expansion pack) the trouble is, it may not be interesting purely because it is so long in the tooth...

5) Demo! Try before you buy! http://www.half-life.com/ To be honest, the demo is a bit dull... it shows you a short but interesting sequence from right at the beginning of the game and then transplants you to Ravenholm. Some people see this as their favorite area, I personally thought it was the least interesting.

If you like what you see, Amazon.co.uk have the game for less than £13 at the moment...

is it free to play online or do you have to reg and pay a monthy fee?