From my experiences, despite not knowing what your tastes are!, I can at least provide my experience of a few titles.
EOJ : This is a strategy game much more than a standard collectors card game, as we've slowly learnt. You have attack damage and hit points per monster, which is standard fair, and spells cards. But you also have position, orientation, activation costs, and territories to worry about. In the beginning we were thinking about killing monsters, but that line of thinking meant doom and disaster. The last game we played (collective of three, Tuesday nights being Fun night when we get together) we won thanks to a bit of strategic thinking that placed a creature deliberately with it's weak blindspot facing a baddy factoring in the cost for that baddy to attack etc. EOJ has far more in common with chess than Pokemon or Magic, as like Chess the different pieces have difference influences over different positions. If you like chess, EOJ is a great choice. If you hate those sorts of games, steer clear! Plus the camera can't focus close enough to get the cards in focus, which is stupid. Sony need to release a cheap little stick on lens. And the camera comes with a cover for the USB port, but not a lens cap! How backwards is that thinking?!
RFoM : Much like every other shooter out there to my non-FPS-fan eyes. It's as entertaining to me as the other great shooters. The glass is fabulous though! If you like shooters, it's a very good choice.
Warhawk : This is a game you need to dedicate time to, learning the maps and controls. Dunno how much fun it'd be as a single player in a map. I'd find it tiresome, but fans of online gaming will find plenty to enjoy. We played 3 to a console, and had to set up a server to allow us all to play on the same team, which limited us to 8 players, but people joined in. In fact bizarrely, it doesn't notify you of people joining. We started as the three of us on the same team with no competition, and then gradually noticed other people. It's also cheap as a download.
RnC : Only seen as a spectator. I'll go against the grain here and say the graphics didn't amaze me. They're high quality and all, and very smooth, but they didn't wow me. Overall it looks like a platformer with a long view and lots of ships in the background. The camera didn't seem particularly friendly either. I wouldn't get this myself, but if you like the platformy-shooty thing there's no better option out there!
Oblivion : I wouldn't get this. You have it for PC and already started getting bored. PS3 is the same game, so why spend money on something you're already getting tired of?!
EOJ : This is a strategy game much more than a standard collectors card game, as we've slowly learnt. You have attack damage and hit points per monster, which is standard fair, and spells cards. But you also have position, orientation, activation costs, and territories to worry about. In the beginning we were thinking about killing monsters, but that line of thinking meant doom and disaster. The last game we played (collective of three, Tuesday nights being Fun night when we get together) we won thanks to a bit of strategic thinking that placed a creature deliberately with it's weak blindspot facing a baddy factoring in the cost for that baddy to attack etc. EOJ has far more in common with chess than Pokemon or Magic, as like Chess the different pieces have difference influences over different positions. If you like chess, EOJ is a great choice. If you hate those sorts of games, steer clear! Plus the camera can't focus close enough to get the cards in focus, which is stupid. Sony need to release a cheap little stick on lens. And the camera comes with a cover for the USB port, but not a lens cap! How backwards is that thinking?!
RFoM : Much like every other shooter out there to my non-FPS-fan eyes. It's as entertaining to me as the other great shooters. The glass is fabulous though! If you like shooters, it's a very good choice.
Warhawk : This is a game you need to dedicate time to, learning the maps and controls. Dunno how much fun it'd be as a single player in a map. I'd find it tiresome, but fans of online gaming will find plenty to enjoy. We played 3 to a console, and had to set up a server to allow us all to play on the same team, which limited us to 8 players, but people joined in. In fact bizarrely, it doesn't notify you of people joining. We started as the three of us on the same team with no competition, and then gradually noticed other people. It's also cheap as a download.
RnC : Only seen as a spectator. I'll go against the grain here and say the graphics didn't amaze me. They're high quality and all, and very smooth, but they didn't wow me. Overall it looks like a platformer with a long view and lots of ships in the background. The camera didn't seem particularly friendly either. I wouldn't get this myself, but if you like the platformy-shooty thing there's no better option out there!
Oblivion : I wouldn't get this. You have it for PC and already started getting bored. PS3 is the same game, so why spend money on something you're already getting tired of?!
