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All I can say is muhhhhhhhhhh.
Maybe I should have played through it before I started on Splinter Cell, that way it wouldn't look so pathetic. I tried to like it but it's just so damn sucky.
So, anyone want to swap it with me?
I did not find any bugs, slowdown or anything that would ruin the game. Maybe its because I was not looking for them.
People just dont seem to fully appreciate the complex and thrilling storyline, the game is a masterpiece!
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Although the storyline is a cliche of plot twists that come together at the end as a mystery solved, I admire how the cinematics and interactive gameplay work together to tell the story.
I was impressed with that sequence near the ending where you are transported to the gameover sequence, yet you are still alive, showing how the computer world is slowly crumbling around you, and you fight off the enemies in the little box in the corner.
This game is worth buying for the storyline and cinematics, heh.. the gameplay is an extra!
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Exxxcccelent.
And your cinema doesn't run in Dolby Digital?!?!
IS IT FROM THE STONE AGE?
No one product justifys the purchase of such an expensive item. But seeing as I have it I want to talk about it because its bloody fantastic.
But any extras are welcome, however rubbish they might be. I'd take a crappy skateboarding section over an extra audio experience that wouldn't justify the price (IMO IMO IMO) the actual sound system costs.
> Oh and the bit about the extras was for Memorandum because he seemed
> to think that the gameplay was different.
What I was getting at was that there are extra gameplay elements on top of the standard game. Still extras, even if they are crap.