Gaming Open Worl games

[iPikachu]

Woah no one mentioned Animal Crossing yet?
What would work, but it's all in one town.

You can visit other people's towns

But it's still the same town with the river and buildings in different places.


its got diffrent characters in other peoples towns i think.

But it's still the same town with the river and buildings in different places.

animal map : different town

 

[DeadLocked]

Uhh not as free roam as you ight like because you choose a map and then go there but Phantasy star zero is quite good for it and if you struggle with the control of the camera a bit don't gve up on this game because of it, you get used to it.

 

[GeekyGuy]

In addition to the ones already mentioned there was Deep Labyrinth...

Yeah, never really thought about, but from the little I did play of that game, it does give you a lot of freedom in terms of when and where you go throughout its dungeons. Wasn't something that held my interest, but I know a few folks who got into it.

The Tony Hawk games, though, probably offer the most interesting and enjoyable gameplay, as far as open-world stuff on DS goes. The Transformers thing was a great template for what can be done, but it wasn't very fun. The only real interest came from doing the missions, and well, that's usually not what makes an open-world game very enjoyable. In Transformers' case, the missions weren't too hot, either, so it was a double whammy.

Jackass had kind of an open-world thing going on, and though it was completely panned by critics, there were some stupidly amusing things to do in the game.

 

[velo_micro]

Woah no one mentioned Animal Crossing yet?

I love Animal Crossing. Great game.

Try Legend Of Zelda Phantom Hourglass. That kept me entertained for a while (2 weeks.)

Still a great game though.