10 Third Person Games With OVER THE TOP ACTION 

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and also spam out the easiest something to fill the 8 minute quota

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Me too, I love all of them

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Im gonna revisit and play it with a controller. I think trying to play with mouse and keyboard actually hampered my experience a bit.

Yeah, it should have been way up in the list though

That part at the very beginning when asura is standing on the front of that space ship, looking out in space literally jump off to "skydive" to the earth!!!!! It really lets you know this is going to be epic.....

It's like £ 3.50 on xbox

The put it on almost every list

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Plenty of these games are not fresh.

@@warmbeer6282 💯 fresh

@@gameranxTV the getaway and the getaway black monday

Unlike "cough, cough" WatchMojo.

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@DW_Documentary1We talkin’ full body? Back? Feet? 🧐

You are a Elite Gamer to mention a game that can surpass majority of these games. Respect👌👌😎😎👑

@@wamerteen780 your respect is appreciated

Yeah I have over 1000 hours in that game. Still play it till this day.

@@pb602 i replay it every few years just cause of those raids. Personally loved the shadow wars haha

I discovered this gem last year and it immediately became one of my top 10 fav games of all time.

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I had a similar situation with Assassin's Creed 3. Apparently there was a glitch that made a recruited assassin not always count towards 100%, and if you didn't notice and reload your file until it counted it, you were screwed

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Agreed, warframe has by far the best feeling movement mechanics in all of gaming. Moving at the speed of sound while nuking everything around you is the ultimate power fantasy.

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It was good as an isolated experience, but it just wasn't really a Castlevania game.

I loved that game when I was younger, I was never into the castle games but Lords of shadow was truly amazing, I remember my father coming back when I was younger and handing it me, having zero clue what castlevania was I absolutely loved it.

@@ledumpsterfire6474 Hmm depends on how you look at it. I feel that a lot of people have sort of gotten used to Castlevania being a metroid vania type of game. Where everything in the game kind of takes places within the castle. Whereas if you played the original Castlevania games you would actually wander around in various places not just the Castle. The Lords of Shadows games truly captured that part of the original Castlevania games. It put good emphasize on the journey towards the castle as well. So if you would ask me I would say it was actually more true to the original games than any of the metroidvania games after it. Because let's not forget Castlevania Symphony of the Night kind of changed the formula for these games going forward. While I am a big fan of the metroidvania style as well I would not say that the lords of shadow games were any lesser just because they seemed more isolated and unique.

@@mrpancakemanftw7689 That's a great story man. That is what good games do for you. Especially the ones that you play growing up, they can sometimes leave a big impact on you. I definitely have my fair share of games that I still look back at fondly.

@@GodSoulReaper Generally the Metroidvania formula that Castlevania games followed and helped create doesn't dictate that it needs to be in a castle. Look at Blasphemous for instance, which has all kinds of environments, a lot of it outdoors, in villages, etc. What makes a Metroidvania is a sort of open world philosophy where you explore different areas at your own pace, without a lot of direction telling you what to do next, finding tools and abilities that make reaching new areas easier, but normally with multiple ways to go about it so you're not constricted to one path through the various areas. There have been some 3D examples, like people often compare the FromSoft games as a 3D Metroidvania. That was what Lords of Shadows abandoned, and it was an integral part of almost all the Castlevania games imo.

I've been trying to find a way to play Mercenaries 1 for years. Really don't want to have to buy an OG Xbox, but my PC can't handle the emulation. I've heard the second one was good too, but something about the trailer threw me off back then so I never picked it up.

Oh, yeah, I almost forgot about Mercenaries... thanks for reminding me!

Ahhh mercenaries I would love a remaster or remake of it

I was really sad that the sequel didn't capture the symphony of the night vibes I wanted it to.... And I just couldn't do the power switching and charging stuff for the boss fights.... And that was an issue a lot sooner on the sequel.... Was really only impossible for the Satan fight in the first one.

Honestly the Astral maze wasn't the good thing about it, the fact that you develop powers like sieze(mind control) and the DLC like the AWE project and the Fondation was beautiful. This game basically was extraordinary. Thank you for mentioning it

I gotta say it reminds me of darksiders 1, played a couple hours today and I absolutely like it a lot

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Sadly not likely. Konami basically isn't a video game developer anymore, ever since Metal Gear Survive flopped they're pretty much a glorified Keno developer.

@@ledumpsterfire6474 and don't forget that the sequel was HORRIBLE and pretty much killed it as a franchise. The hype I had for that game after seeing the trailers and then the bitter disappointment that came when playing it was just brutal. First one is still a goddamn gem though.

But doom eternal is an fps bruh

@@antigraviman7137 true, somehow forgot, that it is about TPS only - my bad. Zombie Army it is, then.

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It’s certainly a third person action game. My problem with it is that you can’t play it. You just hold down circle and it plays itself