marcelokod
Joined Dec 2005
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As a great fan of 24 I was really looking forward for this game, but when I started playing it I got a little disappointed. I was really expecting more because the TV show is fantastic, well then the game could be as good as the show is, but indeed it is not.
The game type follows games such as GTA and The Simpsons: Hit and Run, where you have thousands of missions and some easy puzzles to solve. There are many playable characters from Jack Bauer to Michelle Dessler and your main mission is to stop terrorists threats and acts coming upon the city of LA and its residents.
The good points of the game: It fills in many gaps between season 2 and 3, the real actors gave their voices to the characters, If you are a 24 fan you will enjoy playing it, or if you like a third person shooting game you'll be able to shoot some terrorists as a CTU agent in your spare time.
Some bad points: The graphics aren't that good, if you are thinking in terms of PS2; Controlling may be a little confusing and messy in the beginning; even though the game isn't that long (yes, in this case it cannot be understood by "the game is in real time") it might get a little boring while playing it because the missions don't vary that much, you can unlock some bonus stuffs if you complete the mission and get an average above 90%, but these goodies aren't as cool as they might seem.
My grade: 6.5 of 10. (Just because I'm a 24 enthusiastic)
The game type follows games such as GTA and The Simpsons: Hit and Run, where you have thousands of missions and some easy puzzles to solve. There are many playable characters from Jack Bauer to Michelle Dessler and your main mission is to stop terrorists threats and acts coming upon the city of LA and its residents.
The good points of the game: It fills in many gaps between season 2 and 3, the real actors gave their voices to the characters, If you are a 24 fan you will enjoy playing it, or if you like a third person shooting game you'll be able to shoot some terrorists as a CTU agent in your spare time.
Some bad points: The graphics aren't that good, if you are thinking in terms of PS2; Controlling may be a little confusing and messy in the beginning; even though the game isn't that long (yes, in this case it cannot be understood by "the game is in real time") it might get a little boring while playing it because the missions don't vary that much, you can unlock some bonus stuffs if you complete the mission and get an average above 90%, but these goodies aren't as cool as they might seem.
My grade: 6.5 of 10. (Just because I'm a 24 enthusiastic)
I am a Resident Evil Fan and avid player since the release of the first game, back on 1996 for PlayStation 1. Ever since then I've been playing almost all of them, I can really say that this RE 4 is as good as the previous ones, but a little different.
In the beginning you might miss all those zombies and hunters, the third person view, RPD's officers and STARS members. But as I always say you have to create something new if you want a revolution and RE 4 has done a great leap of revolution to the series. AI of the enemies is better than those zombies, the plot is interesting, the graphics are fantastic (although the widescreen may disturb if you don't have a widescreen TV set), and the PS2 version is filled with extras.
The game is not as hard as I thought, the puzzles are kind of easy in comparsion to the other games and it lost the Survival Horror in some parts because it seems more like an adventure like Caslevania game. But If you wanna play it, it is the longest of all. It took me 18 hours to finish the game for the first time I've played it on the Easy mode! Grade 10!
In the beginning you might miss all those zombies and hunters, the third person view, RPD's officers and STARS members. But as I always say you have to create something new if you want a revolution and RE 4 has done a great leap of revolution to the series. AI of the enemies is better than those zombies, the plot is interesting, the graphics are fantastic (although the widescreen may disturb if you don't have a widescreen TV set), and the PS2 version is filled with extras.
The game is not as hard as I thought, the puzzles are kind of easy in comparsion to the other games and it lost the Survival Horror in some parts because it seems more like an adventure like Caslevania game. But If you wanna play it, it is the longest of all. It took me 18 hours to finish the game for the first time I've played it on the Easy mode! Grade 10!