Here is a list of eccentric games where you do nothing but wander around a virtual ocean and check out the sights. In the past, I'm sure people thought this is what the future would-they no longer really dive in deep water, only practical experience in the comfort of our homes.

Endless Ocean

With the subtitle, "Dive. Discover. Dream" you should know what is for when you play "Endless Ocean. "Less a game than a display of buoyancy, or screen saver playable, there is little in the way of a plot, but the emphasis is on exploration. While searching the ocean with a spear and light hid lamp ocean can identify new species and bring them back to the surface to fill a virtual aquarium to display your discoveries. There is lots of different scenarios of diving, cave diving and deep wreck diving. Many critics family and friendship groups praised the play of its refreshing and relaxing change from the violence that pervades today's games.

Ecco the Dolphin

A strange title and innovative at a time for the Sega CD system, "Ecco the Dolphin", but his control of a dolphin and its sheath. The story revolves around the quest to rescue some sea creatures and then there is something about Raveling back in time to destroy Atlantis Vortext queen. It does not matter, fun the game, was how he felt cold to control a dolphin as he flips in the air and ran into the ocean. It is still a fun game and curious to play today and was recently re-released for download on the Xbox 360 and Wii systems.

Everblue

An open-ended precursor diving roaming "Endless Ocean", "Everblue" came in 2002 for the PlayStation 2 and probably more game to show the chart below, far-reaching powers and surprise of the Playstation 2 at the time. The difference between "Everblue" and "Endless Ocean" is that "Everblue" you are in first person view, rather than third person, gives the game a more realistic view of what would be like to be really diving into the depths.

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Alan McGee is a freelance writer from MN.

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