History of FPS games

Some very odd inclusions and quite a few missing.
UT2k3 instead of either UT99/2k4. No unreal 1.
Bad company 2 is hardly a big leap forward...
Arma2? No op flashpoint...
No early CoD or Ghost Recon.
No Tribes, No Jedi Knight/Dark Forces, no Blood, no Mechwarrior/Heavy Gear, no Hexen, no Delta Force (voxels woot), No AvP1/2, No Shogo - all bring something new/different which made them classics.

Some nice inclusions thought that bring about some good old nostalgia (lol is there any other kind....)

Quite suprised by the lack of Halo too. I thought it was pretty meh on the single player side, very very repetative and the flood sucked but the co-op was good and it picked up where goldeneye left off with having a good shooter that works on a console and brought the genre back to the sofa loving masses in a big way.
 
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Other then you can destroy pretty much any building?

But yes there is a lot of games missing, but then the video would be 30 minutes long :p

In that case red faction should come before. Not a great game but it had the innovation there before BC2.

To be honest what evolutionary chain is it? Graphics, innovation, story, gameplay? Quite a few changes to the timeline depending on what its actually trying to show. Ut2k3 would be on none of these though.
 
Unreal 1?
I thought the Unreal engine still runs many games, pc and console. - A new unreal engine, but tech will have been passed on from the 1st, unreal script code
 
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OK, so it's also an RPG. But it is played from a first person view and a selection of weapons that most people will make use of during the game regardless of their play style. That qualifies it as an FPS. It's also an RPG, and an FPS/RPG or even an FPRPG :)

FPRPG, so not an FPS then :p

I've played it many times, and a fraction of that time was spent actually shooting. It's even possible to play it through without shooting at all.
 
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