The DP Challenge is a research project in which you play and analyze the top 100 games ever to hit your console(s). At the end of this project, I hope to be a better writer with a host of ideas for my own projects. I anticipate that I will learn more from the games that are in genres that I don't usually play or simply from games I wouldn't usually pick up than from the games I love. I'm looking forward to that education!
Information on the DP Challenge can be found at: http://www.dpfiles.com/dpfileswiki/index.php?title=THE_DP_CHALLENGE
**Note: As it takes a long time to evaluate 100+ games and new games are constantly being rolled out, my top 100 list continually changes. There will undoubtedly be discrepancies in the numeric rating of my list. As I catch them, I'll try to update them, but, I want to play all of the great games, so I know I'll be changing the list often.
Posted by Shelly Warmuth on Wednesday, March 2, 2011,
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#69 Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando
Game Info
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Developer: Insomniac Games
Platform: PS2
Genre(s): Platformer
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: T (Teen)
Release Date: November 11, 2003
Intro: Ratchet & Clank give
an interview about their adventures as champions of the Universe, which
is seen by someone in need of assistance. In no time, they are whisked
away on another adventure. The intro draws the player briefly into the
backstory of our two heroes without being dr... Continue reading ...
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Developer: Insomniac Games Platform: PS3 Genre(s): First-Person Shooter Players: 40 ESRB Rating: M (Mature) Release Date: November 17, 2006
Intro: Players
begin by learning the history of the war and the backstory of the
Chimera. The timeline is set as July 11th through July 14, 1951 and we
learn that we will be foll... Continue reading ...
The DP Challenge is a research project in which you play and analyze the top 100 games ever to hit your console(s). At the end of this project, I hope to be a better writer with a host of ideas for my own projects. I anticipate that I will learn more from the games that are in genres that I don't usually play or simply from games I wouldn't usually pick up than from the games I love. I'm looking forward to that education!
Information on the DP Challenge can be found at: http://www.dpfiles.com/dpfileswiki/index.php?title=THE_DP_CHALLENGE
**Note: As it takes a long time to evaluate 100+ games and new games are constantly being rolled out, my top 100 list continually changes. There will undoubtedly be discrepancies in the numeric rating of my list. As I catch them, I'll try to update them, but, I want to play all of the great games, so I know I'll be changing the list often.
