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HI

The only RPGs I've ever played are Kotor 1 and Kotor 2

And I love this type of games, but don't really know what else to try

Here is what I'm looking for:
science fiction stuff, future, or alternate reality, doesn't matter, as long as there is technology, devices, guns etc. just like in Kotor. Of course mixed with some mysticism (powers, good, evil etc.) but that's optional
And of course, 3d with great graphics like kotor
In short, something technological (not pure fantasy genre) with great graphics

Anything such?

Fallout sounds like a great theme, but is there a sequel that is built like kotor (close 3d perspective etc.) or is it all above heads like before?

Something else out there?
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It's just for the XBox 360, unfortunately, but it sounds like the upcoming game, [url="http://masseffect.bioware.com/"]Mass Effect[/url] may be to your liking.
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Hmm, Half-life I've heard a LOT of good things about. Might check that out. Dunno if this was any good, but just scrolling GB's games, Deus Ex might be worth while too.

And if you can withstand going modern and not total sci fi, you might check out Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines
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Siberys wrote:Hmm, Half-life I've heard a LOT of good things about. Might check that out.
Isn't the Half-Life series FPS? I thought this person is looking for RPGs. Anyway, to be on topic, as what the others had mentioned, the upcoming Mass Effect (XBox 360) and the Deus Ex series (PC). I also think that the upcoming Bioshock might suit your taste as well.
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I could be wrong about half-life too, but nonetheless, I've heard good things about the game.
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Siberys wrote:I could be wrong about half-life too, but nonetheless, I've heard good things about the game.
Well, the Half-Life series are FPSes and I played both of them before. They're both good though Half-Life 2's story is still not complete yet as Half-Life 2 just left the end hanging and Valve decided to use episodic content to complete the Half-Life 2 story. :)
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To answer your last question buzeel1, Fallout 2 uses the same engine as the first one. So it is a 3rd person view with 2D graphics. Both Fallouts are very good IMHO.

I agree with DesR85 and consider Half-Life a FPS. Where I disagree with him is on the pleasure it gave me. I found that game extremely repetitive and boring and uninstalled all the expansions without playing them. I mean no offense DesR85 by the way. ;)
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Gilliatt wrote: I agree with DesR85 and consider Half-Life a FPS. Where I disagree with him is on the pleasure it gave me. I found that game extremely repetitive and boring and uninstalled all the expansions without playing them. I mean no offense DesR85 by the way. ;)
None taken. :) Everybody have the right to agree or disagree. About Half-Life, I only found the game okay. Not really great. I prefer Half-Life 2 more that the first game. Better gameplay mechanics and a more interesting story (but somewhat incomplete). Not to mention how fun it is to use the gravity gun. ;)
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