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First impressions are good, its all dark and eerie and the overall atmosphere is cool.
If you have a headset (from socom etc) then plug it in before you start. You can make noises to attract the hunters and listen to your commands through it.
Looking through the manual there is a whole range of weapons and I think a lot of the story has been kept very secret from the press.
Had to stop to get uni work out the way but I'll play more and review it soon.
So far a fantastic game, really enjoying it. Some elements remind me of Hitman 2, not much related to Max Payne aside from the Painkillers. Some nice little touches like how Cash lifts the weapons off the parts of his body instead of them appearing in his hand. Also like the controls despite them being slightly tricky if you enter a fight without the lock down button held down.
The executions are truly twisted but it shows how much further video gaming has come along as I remember a litte game (albiet crap) called Thrill Kill which wasn't as sick as the kills in Manhunt. Favourite execution so far has to be the 3rd and final bag execution although takes time to pull off it looks gritty and very nasty.
So far a quality game, loving the weapons and enjoying what the game has on offer.
I love tryna pull off all the different moves but you cannot execute people with the guns i think ( so far only had the nail gun ). Like someone said earlier, it is annoying not being able to swivel the camera when stationary.
Also, if you didn't know you could, you can smash the enemies heads off with the bat when they're dead on the floor. just stand over them and press X a few times.
How exactly can you use the headset?
You can make noises to attract the hunters to your location. Also you recive orders from the main guy through it.
Not really worth getting if you don't already have one.
Hopefully Manhunt will pick up later on in the game...
> Do you have to use Analouge to play it?
Yeah