The 25 Best Tycoon Games

The PlayStation 3 (also known as the PS3) is Sony’s latest game system following the success of the first two Playstations. The only thing that keeps these games from scoring higher are some questionable game play choices. Although the core gameplay elements from past games of the franchise is still intact (like the Active Time Battle system or ATB, a job system and what have you), there are parts of that left people scratching their heads. I.e: why can’t I switch between my party members in the middle of battle in the ps3 original when combat seems to be designed around that? Why don’t enemies in the original drop money anymore? Why did XIII-2 drop a traditional party structure in favor of an irritating Pokémon-like monster capture mechanic? Things like that. I don’t have time to run down all of it, but these and a host of other choices have polarized the fanbase. Nevertheless, both games lay a foundation for future titles to build on. And fans are eagerly awaiting the final chapter of XIII’s story: the forthcoming, Lighting Returns.

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The games are standalone for the most part not requiring you to play previous installments. Crysis 3 was one of my favourite from the series as it finally got some of gameplay mechanics sorted out rather than just being a good looking experience. GTA: Chinatown Wars is a great game, and if you have been following the GTA series it should be very familiar to you. I have enjoyed playing it for the little time I have spent on it. The story begins with Huang Lee arriving at the airport, then he gets jumped and kidnapped by two unknown characters. Lucky he lives to tell the tale. I love the action here, and you might not necessarily be a good guy here, because you will be involved in refusing, ditching the cops, and sometime take guns and shoot people. I strongly believe that all GTA games are strictly for the more adult, mature audience. It is not for kids, because besides all the violence and such, there is foul language and more adult content.