JuryDuty

I just finished 007: Bloodstone and 007: Quantum of Solace on the 360 and LOVED them--but mostly because they weren't like most FPS's out there--they are about 75%+ stealth. In other words, you spend a lot of the game hiding behind walls and sneaking up to/around enemies for the kill.

I've been asking around but can't find anyone who has played any other good 360 stealth games. Anyone here recommend any? I haven't played a lot of 360 games, so no problem if it's older.

chase3001

Deus Ex: Human Revolution was a recent game that had fantastic stealth.

JuryDuty

Ah yes, I played the first Deus Ex on the PC. I'll check it out.

edstein

Skyrim. Stealth archer FTW.

MoviePage

Splinter Cell: Conviction.

Drexl

Wasn't a Hitman game released on the 360 a while back? Blood Money, I think. There's a new one coming out soon, but we'll see how stealthy it is.

There's also the Metal Gear Solid collection.

Deftones

Both Batman games, although it's not primarily stealth gameplay.

Xander

I would say the Batman Arkham games and the Assassin's Creed games are all excellent games that have stealth elements to them.

Dan

First one I thought of was Assassin's Creed. Speaking of which, I still need to finish #2...

foxdvd

win....

Fantastic choice if you like the stealth in the 007 games...and on top of that the coop missions are a blast...

should be cheap as well...

Deus Ex another great choice...but not really the same as 007...

JuryDuty

Is the Splinter Cell: Double Agent a good one, too, then? I'll check out Conviction for sure.

foxdvd

its ok...a bit dated, and maybe not what you are looking for..I would do the new one first...and if you like it try the older ones...

kgrogers1979

Conviction is extremely different from the previous games in the series. Its a good game, just wildly different.

Double Agent (at least the PS3 and Xbox360 versions) is considered to be the worst in the series by a wide margin. Its actually kind of weird because the original Xbox and PS2 version of Double Agent was a very different and much better game. Its weird that the "next-gen" version got the shaft. It is backwards compatible with the 360, so if you decide to get Double Agent, I would get the original Xbox version.

The original Splinter Cell, Pandora Tomorrow, and Chaos Theory are all good games too and backwards compatible with the 360.

Personally I would rank the series: Chaos Theory > Splinter Cell > Pandora Tomorrow > old-gen Double Agent > Conviction >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> next-gen Double Agent

foxdvd

My rank

Splinter Cell... this started it for me...loved the game...but going backwards might be hard...my son Loves Conviction...and did not enjoy the older games..but he is also in his teens

Conviction ...Got good reviews and sold well, but I just think it is REALLY underrated...single player alone would put it maybe third...but the coop is one of the best coop experiences ever...

Pandora Tomorrow spent many many many nights playing the mp on this...so fun...so new...

Chaos Theory loved the coop...

next-gen Double Agent...I agree with you...it is still ok as a game...

old-gen Double Agent (I never played)

Giantrobo

Yes. Plus, Batman Begins on the original XBOX plays on the 360. It was the first Stealth game I ever liked. It helped me get into Stealth games.

foxdvd

I forgot there is a demo of Splinter Cell.....give it a try...play a few times till you get the hang of it..

http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Pr...f-000155538840

JuryDuty

Awesome--grabbing it now. Thx.

wmansir

Thief: Deadly Shadows is a classic stealth based Xbox game that is 360 compatible.

Personally, I think it's inferior to it's PC only predecessor, Thief 2, because they had to make compromises in level design for it to run on the Xbox, but it's still a very good game.

chuckd21

Velvet Assassin is pretty stealthy. I know because I played it for about 5 minutes before ripping it from my machine forever.

kgrogers1979

Agreed. Thief 1 and 2 were amazing games. Thief 3 was good too, but not nearly as good as the first two, but it was understandable since it had to be programed from a console perspective and not just for PCs. Despite the limitations, Thief 3 still had my favorite mission in the whole trilogy: the Shalebridge Cradle.

mhg83

op thief 1 and 2 are old pc games that can run on any current pc. If i'm not mistaken it's available on gog.com

kgrogers1979

Not really. Games as old as this can run on modern hardware, but it usually requires a lot of tinkering. Thief 1 and 2 particularly hate multicore processors, and you have to disable the extra cores to even get the game to run. They can also be problematic on a newer OS like Vista or Win 7.

Even though Through The Looking Glass Studios is long dead, the forums there are still quite active. That shows how awesome these games are, since most games this old don't have active forums. Here is a thread that will help you solve most problems you might encounter getting the games to run on modern hardware.

http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75031

CKMorpheus

Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Hitman: Blood Money
Splinter Cell: Conviction