Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon
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I have played this game, and it is a great game. In this game, you command platoons of three on two teams called Alpha and Bravo. You can be on either of the two teams with 3 soldiers, and switch between the three soldiers whenever you want. You can also switch teams as often as you want and switch between that teams three soldiers. If you die, the game does not stop, you will automatically be placed on the other team, or on the same team you were on, but as another soldier. The team that you were on when you died will have one less soldier, though. Before each mission, you can choose which soldiers you want to go into battle. Those of the soldiers that you picked, if they survive, may get a medal, and surely will get one bonus point to spend on their skills as a soldier. The most important skill is W, or weapon. Focus on spending most of your points there because it makes your gun stronger and more accurate. The types of soldiers are: Riflemen, who carry machineguns, grenade launchers, fragmentation grenades or binoculars. Snipers, who carry sniper rifles and different types of pistols, Demolition, who carry machineguns, and demo charges, or antitank rockets. Support, who carry heavy machineguns and extra ammo, and Specialists, who carry a variety of weapons, and have the highest skill level of all the other kinds of soldiers in all of the skills. Besides weapons in battle, another important function is your ability to run, crouch or lay prone. You are less of a target like this. Every soldier is also equipped with night vision goggles for missions that take place at night. Overall, this is a great game, I recommend it.
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Dynasty Warriors 4
This is a very good game that I have played. It is very similar to its predecessor, Dynasty Warriors 3, except for a few changes that make this game a lot better. First off, the characters look a lot better and are wearing armor, there are also about 45 playable characters. The musou mode, or main play of the game, is so much longer that there is almost no relation to DW3. You can mount horses or elephants on this game, and in doing so you become much faster and enemies can be hit or knocked over by the two animals' feet. On DW3 you had to be a certain level to mount a horse or elephant, but now you can mount either as you please. You start the game with your first weapon, a weapon unique to each character. As the weapon gains experience, it will transform into your second and third weapons, each being stronger as you get them. As well as doing regular attacks, you can string them together for a combo. Or, do a combo and press the triangle button at the end of the combo to do a charge attack combo. The bar beneath your health bar is your musou bar. When it reaches full, press and hold the circle (O) button for a powerful attack. When you are being hit or you hit someone, the musou bar rises. When it is not full, you can press and hold the circle button to charge it, but it charges slowly. When you are at low health it will charge faster, and by itself. The musou attack is also stronger. You can get an item to make it stronger, but it won't charge by itself. Finally, this is a great game.