@MonsieurX: I don't know man - I think there are quite a few first person hack and slash games. I would say Skyrim being one.

@bowchicka07: Then could you classify LFD as Hack and Slash?

I think Diablo by definition is hack and slash?

I think its enough to conclude that Hack and Slash means hacking and slashing through enemies?

What exactly defines the genre Hack & Slash?

There seems to be some first person shooters that tends to get tagged as Hack & Slash just cos you can ram through a bunch of zombies. Would the term Hack & Slash still apply for this?

The purist in me think its should only mean literately hack with Axe and Slash with Swords, but what do you all think?

It was quite easy to work through and rather short - but I would recommended it, it was fun!

One word - "Holodeck"

nice to see folk still playing this game - loved it and I think its one of the most underrated games ever.

I think its worth it dude, especially for cooperative gameplay. You can run through the entire campaign with friends and it can be hoot! - a wide array of multiplayer features as well.

This is pretty cool. I'm all for creative ways to learn code!

Its like building a house, difficult to get your shit together, but when you do, you will all be like "The wallpaper looks awesome"

There are so so many but yes it depends what you like.

You should be able to run Far Cry, Medal of Honour series, Battlefield 2, Dues Ex.

I would also try the Steam Greenlight project, there are a lot of indie games coming out that will run on anything (almost)

am I the only one who thought kingpin was awesome?

idk - I think folks are just getting bored with the formulaic nature of the game. Its hard to keep it innovative - its probably just run its course. Personally, I liked the campaign for popcorn value (Riley!!). Lots of multiplayer options. Compared to other similar games, <cough> battlefield <cough> , ghosts had a myriad of mutiplayer options (squads, extinction, survial). Meh, I liked it.

I think its impossible to keep a franchise fresh after so many runs.