8 best action games from 2000 - 2010

Video games are an exciting hype for today's young generation. All of us are crazy about video games. Now kids can play toys like PSP, PS2 and PS3. There are many games available in the market, and you can play them online too. There are so many cancelled games like Avatar, The Avengers, Aliens Crucible and much more. The best action games are as follows:

Half-Life 2

Half-Life 2 is a stunning and intriguing shooter game, a loyal follower of one of the best PC games ever. Welcome to a world where your presence influences everything else. Every movement, from the physical environment to the behavior and emotions of friends and enemies, has its consequences. Enjoy a unique combination of impact and continuous, haunting narration. Characters can assess threats, navigate difficult terrain, and use any available weapon as a stylish weapon. Lush reality objects are subject to the LAWs of mass, friction, gravity and buoyancy.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

GTA Vice City was originally released on October 29, 2002, established by Rockstar North and released by Rockstar Games. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City offers realistic 3D graphics and is displayed in a third-person perspective. Due to technical limitations in the creation of games, the graphics of Sin City today often fall into incredible valleys. Vice City is beautifully designed with neon colors and the aesthetics of the 1980s. The texture looks a bit dated and the level of detail in the game is not as good as in modern games. For the products of the early 2000s, however, the graphics effects should not be underestimated.

God of War

Kratos, the star of the Ares series, is a villain. Specially designed for the avant-garde of Eratz Achilles, the erstwhile god and longtime god-murderer is one of the greatest types in the media. He had a family. He murdered her. He is a female, brutal, terrible hero. In the last three games he killed the entire Greek pantheon with one hand and destroyed all who held him back. The game is released in 2005.

Batman: Arkham Asylum

In many ways, the Batman Akhahan series has become a world of its own. Though the sequence created as a separate story, Arkham monitored Asylum Batman to combat his most horrible rivals within the barriers of the insignificant infirmary, but the first game eventually got bigger. Sequels, comics and even animated films shown at the Arkham Asylum have a lot to hide. The Batman’s sequence carry on to tell the story of Batman's life, from his modest early stages as a lengthy wanderer around the sphere to the apparently flaming end of the Dark Knight's profession as a hero and criminal. The game is released in 2009

Max Payne

Max Payne is a third-person shooter action video game and the first game in the Max Payne series developed by Remedy Entertainment, released in July 2001 on PC and Gathering of Developers. The protagonist of the game, Max Payne, is a New York police detective and a secret DEA agent. His "American Dream" life - a beloved wife, a newborn daughter and a suburban residence - collapsed all day long. Scandinavian myths and the theme of Hong Kong action films dominate the game.

League of Legends (LOL)

LOL is a firm, modest online game that syndicates the rapidity and greatness of RTS with RPG basics. Two powerful champion teams, each with a unique design and style, compete against each other in various battlefields and game modes. The League of Legends has a growing list of champions, frequent updates and thriving game scenes, and League of Legends offers endless replay opportunities for players of all levels. The game is developed by Riot games in 2009.

Mass Effect

Mass Effect is a series of science fiction games developed by BioWare. These games combine the mechanics of role-playing with troop-based shooter games for third parties. The Mass Effect game takes place in the same future world and is a combination of an action and a common protagonist, the human commander Shepard.

Resident Evil 4

Resident Evil 4 is a survival horror video game released and developed by Capcom in 2005. Resident Evil 4 is the sixth part of the series. On January 11, 2005, it made its Nintendo GameCube debut in North America and was subsequently released in Japan and Europe. On October 25, 2005, the game was released with other game features on the Sony PlayStation 2, but there was a slight deterioration in picture and sound, including the lack of shadow and light effects, reduced sound quality, and lower resolution textures and character models.

These are the cancelled video games, which should be released, but unfortunately their release was canceled, If these games would have been released, they would have been best in their categories.