i have bought a pc for my son
i have been looking around the web for pc games
i have come across a sight called ***name removed*** they seem to be very cheap but i am lost as to what to buy
he is 17 years old and plays hallo a lot at home
i was hoping that some of you would take a minet to have a look at what thay have and let me know what you recamend
do you think the prices are good there is free delivery if you use a code i got it of the web ***code removed***

What to buy? Ask him what he wants.
If he likes Halo, an obvious choice would be halo 2 (I think it's on the PC now?)
Other similar games are FEAR, Doom 3, Quake 4

There's also free games - FEAR Combat, America's Army - these are multiplayer-only, so require internet connection

Whatever you do, DON'T get him World of Warcraft or any game described as "Massively Multiplayer" or "MMO" - they will (potentially) eat up time & money like nothing else.

While the user has been banned for spamming the forum I'm going to leave this thread available for game recommendations. Links to the site in question have been removed, as has the promotional code.

One reason is that I've seen the same post on different sites (you just have to google) and they all lead back to the site, despite helend either: finding the site online, a friend tellling her, or browsing a magazine. The fact it's been posted on sites that don't even match the subject matter (i.e. an entrepreneur forum) reinforce that it's aimless spam.

warrock is a new free game.
can be found at http://www.warrock.net

there are many games to play these days...and try to play WORLD OF WAR CRAFT...the game is so fantastic you can make your own character the graphics is so cool!!!!!....:)

pfft cant stand those world of warcraft games, guild wars etc.. im all about achieving something within my lifetime on a game... play Half-Life, counter Strike, Unreal tournament etc...

did any ever play Freespace 2? what a game!!!!!

Anyone who likes HALO will probably like

Doom 3
Unreal
Half-Life
Serious Sam
Return to Wolfenstein
Painkiller

Variants that can be fun are the MechWarrior - up to 4 now, but 3 was also good.

All of the above offer what is called 1st-person perspective. You take the role of a person in the game situation and "see through his eyes" as it were.

However, there is also a decent list of 3rd-person perspective games. You see the action from above or above and an angle. In the latter category, I would add

Diablo
Sacred
Titan Quest
Divine Divinity (crazy name, not bad to play though.)


If the person likes flight simulations or perhaps aircraft combat games, look at any of the Jane's series. There is a WWII Fighter game, some more modern sims for F-15, several helicopters - you name it, they've probably got it.