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Sequel to one of the greatest PC shooters ever, Crysis 2 offers console players their first taste of Crytek's unique shooter gameplay. Featuring futuristic war, gorgeous destruction and the chance to kick alien butt on the grandest stage of all, New York City, Crysis 2 is destined at the least to equal its predecessor, if not surpass it. Additional features include: challenging AI enemies in the single player campaign, 12-player support online, new and improved upgradable Nanosuit 2 technology and more.
Story
The world has been ravaged by a series of climatic disasters and society is on the verge of total breakdown. Now the aliens have returned, with a full invasion force bent on nothing less than the total annihilation of mankind, starting by trying to rip the heart out of Earth's most iconic city.
Return of the must-have FPS game franchise.
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In New York, terrifying alien invaders stalk the streets and a nightmare plague strikes down the city's myriad inhabitants with brutal epidemic speed. The city's systems are in chaos, its streets and skyline are smashed and in flaming ruin. This is New York City like you've never seen it before. Neither paramilitary law enforcement nor the might of the US military machine can stand against the invaders, and all who choose not to flee are dead men walking. Just to survive in this maelstrom of death will require technology beyond anything any modern soldier has ever seen.
One man will inherit that means to survive. One supersoldier, wielding the combat enhancement technology of the future with Nanosuit 2, will make the last stand to save humanity from destruction in the urban jungle that is New York City.
Key Game Features
- New York New York - Crysis set the visual benchmark for PC games that still stands today. Crysis 2 redefines the benchmark for console players, shifting their attention to the rich urban jungle of New York City.
- Amazing Aliens and AI - Challenging best-in-class AI with unique group coordination and group behavior systems which give realistic responses to your actions.
- Nanosuit 2 - Adapt your combat tactics by customizing your Nanosuit and weapons in real time with revised modes, unlocking a variety of supersoldier abilities.
- Multiplayer* - World-renowned multi-player shooter studio Crytek UK reinvents multiplayer with the dynamic intensity of Nanosuit 2. By using Nanosuit technology the player has nearly unlimited ways to approach the dynamic combat environment. 1-12 players are supported online.
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Product Description
The world has been ravaged by a series of climatic disasters and society is on the verge of total breakdown. Now the aliens have returned, with a full invasion force bent on nothing less than the total annihilation of mankind, starting by trying to rip the heart out of Earth’s most iconic city. In New York, terrifying alien invaders stalk the streets and a nightmare plague strikes down the city’s myriad inhabitants with brutal epidemic speed. The city’s systems are in chaos, its streets and skyline are smashed and in flaming ruin. This is New York City like you’ve never seen it before.
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94 of 102 people found the following review helpful
By Jason Ralsky
Platform for Display:PLAYSTATION 3|Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Crysis 2 is a game that I am sure many people were anticipating, and also skeptical about. While the first game had some hard core graphics it clearly was more of a visual benchmark than game at times. Going forward Crytek has made some changes to the formula, most for the better, and produced a high quality game that will not disappoint both fans of the original Crysis and FPS gamers in general.
GAMEPLAY - Single player
Right off the bat Crysis 2 doesn't hold much back. The campaign starts quickly and holds its pace fairly well throughout the near 12 hour SP campaign. If you played the MP Demo for Crysis 2 you will feel right at home with what changes have been made to the suit controls, as well as what to expect visually from the game and the AI itself. This game comes across as a solid shooter. During the campaign you will have many tools at your disposal to dispatch your foes including a variety of weapons, suit powers, environment items etc. The suit powers are very stream-line on the console version, having been mapped to your controller. Running automatically enables speed, while thumb buttons controlled the Armor and Stealth. You have the ability to customize your weapons load-out via unlocking mods you find throughout the campaign as well as upgrading your suit via contact with Alien DNA.
What impressed me the most about Crysis 2 was not actually the graphics, but the thought put into the gameplay. While enemy AI can be pretty stupid at times (I played on SOLDIER difficulty) the game gives you plenty of methods in which to tackle areas. You could stealth past everyone; stealth assassinate everyone; RAMBO your way though; use strength to toss enemies about or perhaps pick up an object and smash em with it. While the campaign has a typical "Linear" aspect to it, the variety at your disposal makes tackling the areas feel fresh each time and just a blast to change up your gameplay style.
Multi-Player: I have not tackled MP that much but from what I've played, expect your typical formula for MP in Crysis 2. If you played the MP demo then you would have an idea what to expect really. What I did like was the "custom class" concept where as using your unlocks you can create a unique build for Multi-Player. A nice little concept that keeps the MP feeling fresh I think.
STORY/SOUND
Okay.. this is Crysis we're talking about so don't expect a riveting storyline like RPGs might bring to the table. The storyline isn't bad though as you could tell there was an effort put in to make a normal storyline here; It kind of is just enough to keep you occupied during cut-scenes and give you a good reason to go forward essentially. ** SOUND in this game is just awesome! I thought Killzone 3 had some wild sound effects, Crysis 2 pretty much takes the cake! The weapon sound effects are very quality, including the nice echo effects when firing rounds off in an open quiet area. The voice acting is 'average' I'd say. Not bad but not award winning acting either. The sound track this game has is mind blowing!! The tracks are very epic and will have your blood pumping from start to finish with how good the music sets the tone.
GRAPHICS
The graphics are stunning especially for a console game. Are they the best...hard to tell but then again I really have not seen a game best this game graphically. On the PC however this game is just insane. Running it at 1920x1080 w/ full setting will just blow your mind. Once you see it on the PC it becomes quite obvious that the console versions had stuff held back. Even with the graphics toned down they still do look great, but there are some small hickups. I found a few times the frame-rate chugged a little bit in high volume areas especially with fires or explosions. There is also some texture flickering going on in certain spots that are hard to ignore, also accompanied by texture pop-ins. For the graphical level this game pumps out I am not surprised though, especially once you see how large some areas can be. The alien design this time around I enjoyed. They had a lot more detail put into them and a better variety as well.
REPLAY/LENGTH
For the campaign, on soldier difficulty, it took me about 10-11 hours to complete. I was not rushing though the game and I mixed it up between stealth and Rambo style. I could see this campaign being about 11-13 hrs for people who LOVE stealth killing, or as short as 8 hours if you simply run past certain areas without bothering to fight. This puts the Length of the game at a decent length. There is plenty going on in the campaign and I could find myself playing through the campaign a few times more as the gameplay really lends itself to creativity/variety (a bit like Bulletstorm just without the Skill-Shot system). Throw in some decent MP that has some longevity to it and you got yourself a game that could easily last you well until the next big shooter hits the market.
OVERALL (93% 9.3/A-)
I gotta say this game is just the complete package. Having played Bulletstorm, Killzone 3 and Crysis 2 there is a clear line between all three games. Crysis 2 for me, falls in the category of a fantastic, long SP campaign with a solid MP setup. The gameplay has great variety to it and, in my opinion, worth revisiting a few times. The multi-player is quality, clearly not just *tacked on*, and it brings a lot of fun to the table making for even more variety in the game itself. I give Crysis 2 a 93%... It is a game well worth playing and adding to your FPS collection
**NOTE: Killzone 3 and Crysis 2 are both fantastic games. I scored KZ3 a 91%. While I feel Killzone 3 has a better overall MP element (for the PS3), Crysis 2 feels like a more complete package due to a better SP-Campaign(in my opinion). Graphically I feel Crysis 2 is better but also contains more graphical glitching
**NOTE: The PS3 version ran almost flawless for me (except for rare FPS drops and the graphical hick-ups). I wouldn't worry to much about performance when it comes to 360 vs PS3. Get the game on whichever system you feel more comfortable with.
GAMEPLAY - Single player
Right off the bat Crysis 2 doesn't hold much back. The campaign starts quickly and holds its pace fairly well throughout the near 12 hour SP campaign. If you played the MP Demo for Crysis 2 you will feel right at home with what changes have been made to the suit controls, as well as what to expect visually from the game and the AI itself. This game comes across as a solid shooter. During the campaign you will have many tools at your disposal to dispatch your foes including a variety of weapons, suit powers, environment items etc. The suit powers are very stream-line on the console version, having been mapped to your controller. Running automatically enables speed, while thumb buttons controlled the Armor and Stealth. You have the ability to customize your weapons load-out via unlocking mods you find throughout the campaign as well as upgrading your suit via contact with Alien DNA.
What impressed me the most about Crysis 2 was not actually the graphics, but the thought put into the gameplay. While enemy AI can be pretty stupid at times (I played on SOLDIER difficulty) the game gives you plenty of methods in which to tackle areas. You could stealth past everyone; stealth assassinate everyone; RAMBO your way though; use strength to toss enemies about or perhaps pick up an object and smash em with it. While the campaign has a typical "Linear" aspect to it, the variety at your disposal makes tackling the areas feel fresh each time and just a blast to change up your gameplay style.
Multi-Player: I have not tackled MP that much but from what I've played, expect your typical formula for MP in Crysis 2. If you played the MP demo then you would have an idea what to expect really. What I did like was the "custom class" concept where as using your unlocks you can create a unique build for Multi-Player. A nice little concept that keeps the MP feeling fresh I think.
STORY/SOUND
Okay.. this is Crysis we're talking about so don't expect a riveting storyline like RPGs might bring to the table. The storyline isn't bad though as you could tell there was an effort put in to make a normal storyline here; It kind of is just enough to keep you occupied during cut-scenes and give you a good reason to go forward essentially. ** SOUND in this game is just awesome! I thought Killzone 3 had some wild sound effects, Crysis 2 pretty much takes the cake! The weapon sound effects are very quality, including the nice echo effects when firing rounds off in an open quiet area. The voice acting is 'average' I'd say. Not bad but not award winning acting either. The sound track this game has is mind blowing!! The tracks are very epic and will have your blood pumping from start to finish with how good the music sets the tone.
GRAPHICS
The graphics are stunning especially for a console game. Are they the best...hard to tell but then again I really have not seen a game best this game graphically. On the PC however this game is just insane. Running it at 1920x1080 w/ full setting will just blow your mind. Once you see it on the PC it becomes quite obvious that the console versions had stuff held back. Even with the graphics toned down they still do look great, but there are some small hickups. I found a few times the frame-rate chugged a little bit in high volume areas especially with fires or explosions. There is also some texture flickering going on in certain spots that are hard to ignore, also accompanied by texture pop-ins. For the graphical level this game pumps out I am not surprised though, especially once you see how large some areas can be. The alien design this time around I enjoyed. They had a lot more detail put into them and a better variety as well.
REPLAY/LENGTH
For the campaign, on soldier difficulty, it took me about 10-11 hours to complete. I was not rushing though the game and I mixed it up between stealth and Rambo style. I could see this campaign being about 11-13 hrs for people who LOVE stealth killing, or as short as 8 hours if you simply run past certain areas without bothering to fight. This puts the Length of the game at a decent length. There is plenty going on in the campaign and I could find myself playing through the campaign a few times more as the gameplay really lends itself to creativity/variety (a bit like Bulletstorm just without the Skill-Shot system). Throw in some decent MP that has some longevity to it and you got yourself a game that could easily last you well until the next big shooter hits the market.
OVERALL (93% 9.3/A-)
I gotta say this game is just the complete package. Having played Bulletstorm, Killzone 3 and Crysis 2 there is a clear line between all three games. Crysis 2 for me, falls in the category of a fantastic, long SP campaign with a solid MP setup. The gameplay has great variety to it and, in my opinion, worth revisiting a few times. The multi-player is quality, clearly not just *tacked on*, and it brings a lot of fun to the table making for even more variety in the game itself. I give Crysis 2 a 93%... It is a game well worth playing and adding to your FPS collection
**NOTE: Killzone 3 and Crysis 2 are both fantastic games. I scored KZ3 a 91%. While I feel Killzone 3 has a better overall MP element (for the PS3), Crysis 2 feels like a more complete package due to a better SP-Campaign(in my opinion). Graphically I feel Crysis 2 is better but also contains more graphical glitching
**NOTE: The PS3 version ran almost flawless for me (except for rare FPS drops and the graphical hick-ups). I wouldn't worry to much about performance when it comes to 360 vs PS3. Get the game on whichever system you feel more comfortable with.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
By Slappy
Platform for Display:PLAYSTATION 3
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I have been looking through the reviews for this game and most of them have been fair. This game is absolutely awesome. However, what some are referring to as "boring" is the fact that you have the option to utilize tactical planning. The beginning of the story is very much like every other first person experience such as call of duty. Emergency surprise attack, you pass out and then you are revived etcetera. When this ends is when the game gets interesting. The suit and the benefits provided by it provide unlimited possibilities with weapons upgrades and suit upgrades. Heat sensitive visors allow you to see through smoke, the tactical planning visor gives you the opportunity to plan your attack instead of just rushing in and shooting mindlessly at the enemy. The stealth mode where you become invisible for a certain period of time depending on how much energy you expend is very unique and fun. The suit armor is also just one of many things that make this game interesting and fun. You can also take control of vehicles much like the Battlefield games. The game is longer than most games released recently, and finally it is one game worth the money. I purchased Bulletstorm and was very satisfied with the fast paced game play and carnage. The only problem is that it took only about 5 hours to complete. The replay value is high in both games, but Crysis 2 is much longer and it actually takes some brains to play. Mindless carnage is fun, but carnage and tactical planning are fun and interesting at the same time. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but there is no justification for this game getting 1 or 2 stars for a rating.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By J. Crist
Platform for Display:PLAYSTATION 3|Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
4.0 out of 5 stars
It is a great game, with only very minor issues. Here is a detailed review of my experience with it so far.
9/10
Pros:
Great graphics and lighting, good art
compelling story IMO (at least in relation to many other FPS games, keep in mind too, that I am interested in this type of thing, nano-biotech stuff, and alien invasion)
Highly immersive
Fun gameplay
good/smooth animations
Cons:
Slight frame rate issues
a few Texture Pop ins
some AI bugs
a couple animation glitches
The Pros far out weigh all of the cons this game produces. As far as texture pop in, it is only noticeable if you have a trained eye for it, or you are looking for it. Otherwise there is enough going on that you likely wont notice a texture pop. Framerate issues are the same and in no way detracted from my first play through. AI is usually spot on and quite a bit better than most games, but every once in a while an enemy will just be walking into a wall, or something else strange. Doesn't really detract too much, but it happens. I have seen some weird animations like gabbing a guy by the foot, and then suddenly I have him by the neck as it is supposed to be. Or else I saw a guy shift through a wall and then shift right back into my room the middle of a melee fight.
None of these things were huge concerns for me, as they are pretty common in many games with large scale and a lot going on, and they are surprisingly not as common as some reviews were making them out to be. In fact the larger the scale, the more bugs you will see. Just look at fallout 3. Either way, the pro's far outweigh the cons as I have said. The graphics are great, especially the lighting. The story is pretty cool and it is highly immersive, as it is told entirely from first person perspective. Some of the ways the camera moves to look at things and stuff is all pretty highly believable. Now on my second play-through I am really enjoying the story of the nano-suit; which is really what the story is about. I didn't quite understand what all went on with some of the ending parts, but it is mostly coherent, and IMO quite cool (I don't know, I think Nanotech and Biotech are really cool and the Nano-suit is a really cool idea with it's own artificial intelligence.). It is really fun to have the nanosuit at your disposal as you try to stop the alien invasion. The AI is some of the best I have seen. I played through on veteran and had a pretty standard FPS experience in terms of difficulty, but it isn't difficult because some the AI can just spot you and have a lock on, it is difficult because sometime the AI will put you in a sticky situation, or, because you put yourself there. It isn't so much running and gunning as it is tactically determining how you want to accomplish your goal, as you have to maintain energy levels. It isn't a hard game per say (even on the hardest difficulty), you just have to be careful, in which case it can be quite easy. I am playing through again on super soldier and enjoying it even more.
An example of the AI: At one point, I killed two guys fairly discreetly, and generally the guy up on this bridge will spot you and start shooting at you, so I turned and noticed him running instead, I followed him a bit in stealth mode, and found that he ended up calling over and grouping up with another group of soldiers behind some traffic barriers in a fairly defensible position. Not super unique I know, but it is pretty dynamic, because they definitely don't do the same thing every time.
I have only briefly tried the Multiplayer, but it seems pretty good so far and doesn't seem to lag as much even though I have bad internet. When I get some better internet I will really be able to see, but it seems to have better netcode than games like COD BO where I can't even play online because the lag is so frustrating on my bad internet. Needless to say I was pretty surprised it ran as well as it did when I played yesterday. It was all very smooth. There are likely to be some balance issues this early on, but almost any game will have that to start, that is why they patch games these days. And as far as that goes it didn't seem that imbalanced as far as I saw. I can't really give a good review of the Multiplayer so you'll have to read elsewhere. I'll try to remember to update this when I get better internet late spring/early summer.
So all in all, it was a stellar game. If you have a PC that can run it buy it on that. If you have an XBOX 360, I have heard it runs better on that. The PS3 game runs fairly smoothly though so if you do not have any other system, like me, I assure you, you are not missing out. Although, I would be interested to see it running on DX11 on PC. It is supposed to look super good. I am amazed at the realism presented on the PS3, the "worst" of the three versions, so I cannot even imagine how it looks on a high end PC. I would give this game a 9/10 or even a tiny bit higher like a 9.2. The only reasons to take off points are for graphical and AI bugs, glitches, and errors, which are quite seldom, and really didn't detract from the experience I had / that I am having (also, give me a break, what game doesn't have slight graphics and AI bugs?). Another area to take points off is the slightly short campaign. I finished in 8 hrs or so, It could have been close to 9 cause I didn't really look, but still. I would like to see games that are at least 15 hours long, so that is where that comes from. Some people prefer the 7-10 hour thing, and then jumping into the multiplayer, so if that is you, then this is perfect. I realize it is hard for developers to deliver a solid action packed and interesting 15+ hour experience, but I am sick of developers skimping on single player. not that they skimped on this, there are some truly spectacular set pieces and such, but that seems to be the trend these days, shorter and shorter single player games, because multiplayer is where the business is at right now, that is what people want. I am just a bit ticked because Crytek claimed it was a 13 or so hr experience. Maybe I finished it quickly but I really don't think so, it is a 7-10 hr thing I think, which is decent, but I want more. Perhaps there will be some single player DLC down the road, that would be pretty cool.
9/10
Pros:
Great graphics and lighting, good art
compelling story IMO (at least in relation to many other FPS games, keep in mind too, that I am interested in this type of thing, nano-biotech stuff, and alien invasion)
Highly immersive
Fun gameplay
good/smooth animations
Cons:
Slight frame rate issues
a few Texture Pop ins
some AI bugs
a couple animation glitches
The Pros far out weigh all of the cons this game produces. As far as texture pop in, it is only noticeable if you have a trained eye for it, or you are looking for it. Otherwise there is enough going on that you likely wont notice a texture pop. Framerate issues are the same and in no way detracted from my first play through. AI is usually spot on and quite a bit better than most games, but every once in a while an enemy will just be walking into a wall, or something else strange. Doesn't really detract too much, but it happens. I have seen some weird animations like gabbing a guy by the foot, and then suddenly I have him by the neck as it is supposed to be. Or else I saw a guy shift through a wall and then shift right back into my room the middle of a melee fight.
None of these things were huge concerns for me, as they are pretty common in many games with large scale and a lot going on, and they are surprisingly not as common as some reviews were making them out to be. In fact the larger the scale, the more bugs you will see. Just look at fallout 3. Either way, the pro's far outweigh the cons as I have said. The graphics are great, especially the lighting. The story is pretty cool and it is highly immersive, as it is told entirely from first person perspective. Some of the ways the camera moves to look at things and stuff is all pretty highly believable. Now on my second play-through I am really enjoying the story of the nano-suit; which is really what the story is about. I didn't quite understand what all went on with some of the ending parts, but it is mostly coherent, and IMO quite cool (I don't know, I think Nanotech and Biotech are really cool and the Nano-suit is a really cool idea with it's own artificial intelligence.). It is really fun to have the nanosuit at your disposal as you try to stop the alien invasion. The AI is some of the best I have seen. I played through on veteran and had a pretty standard FPS experience in terms of difficulty, but it isn't difficult because some the AI can just spot you and have a lock on, it is difficult because sometime the AI will put you in a sticky situation, or, because you put yourself there. It isn't so much running and gunning as it is tactically determining how you want to accomplish your goal, as you have to maintain energy levels. It isn't a hard game per say (even on the hardest difficulty), you just have to be careful, in which case it can be quite easy. I am playing through again on super soldier and enjoying it even more.
An example of the AI: At one point, I killed two guys fairly discreetly, and generally the guy up on this bridge will spot you and start shooting at you, so I turned and noticed him running instead, I followed him a bit in stealth mode, and found that he ended up calling over and grouping up with another group of soldiers behind some traffic barriers in a fairly defensible position. Not super unique I know, but it is pretty dynamic, because they definitely don't do the same thing every time.
I have only briefly tried the Multiplayer, but it seems pretty good so far and doesn't seem to lag as much even though I have bad internet. When I get some better internet I will really be able to see, but it seems to have better netcode than games like COD BO where I can't even play online because the lag is so frustrating on my bad internet. Needless to say I was pretty surprised it ran as well as it did when I played yesterday. It was all very smooth. There are likely to be some balance issues this early on, but almost any game will have that to start, that is why they patch games these days. And as far as that goes it didn't seem that imbalanced as far as I saw. I can't really give a good review of the Multiplayer so you'll have to read elsewhere. I'll try to remember to update this when I get better internet late spring/early summer.
So all in all, it was a stellar game. If you have a PC that can run it buy it on that. If you have an XBOX 360, I have heard it runs better on that. The PS3 game runs fairly smoothly though so if you do not have any other system, like me, I assure you, you are not missing out. Although, I would be interested to see it running on DX11 on PC. It is supposed to look super good. I am amazed at the realism presented on the PS3, the "worst" of the three versions, so I cannot even imagine how it looks on a high end PC. I would give this game a 9/10 or even a tiny bit higher like a 9.2. The only reasons to take off points are for graphical and AI bugs, glitches, and errors, which are quite seldom, and really didn't detract from the experience I had / that I am having (also, give me a break, what game doesn't have slight graphics and AI bugs?). Another area to take points off is the slightly short campaign. I finished in 8 hrs or so, It could have been close to 9 cause I didn't really look, but still. I would like to see games that are at least 15 hours long, so that is where that comes from. Some people prefer the 7-10 hour thing, and then jumping into the multiplayer, so if that is you, then this is perfect. I realize it is hard for developers to deliver a solid action packed and interesting 15+ hour experience, but I am sick of developers skimping on single player. not that they skimped on this, there are some truly spectacular set pieces and such, but that seems to be the trend these days, shorter and shorter single player games, because multiplayer is where the business is at right now, that is what people want. I am just a bit ticked because Crytek claimed it was a 13 or so hr experience. Maybe I finished it quickly but I really don't think so, it is a 7-10 hr thing I think, which is decent, but I want more. Perhaps there will be some single player DLC down the road, that would be pretty cool.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Friggin Awesome!!!!
This game is amazing. It gives you problems that can be solved multiple ways. You can go stealth or go in hard (Rambo-style). Read more
Published 14 days ago by C. Sample
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Game!
Pros:
Graphics
Plot
New nanosuit interface
Game controls
Tactical Options-Play the game how you want
Cons:
Not as good as Crysis... Read more
Graphics
Plot
New nanosuit interface
Game controls
Tactical Options-Play the game how you want
Cons:
Not as good as Crysis... Read more
Published 21 days ago by Ryan Brooks
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it!
Great game - my son loves it. Would definitely recommend as a more economical option than buying Crysis3 at full price.
Published 24 days ago by Danny
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good but could have been better
Fun to play but story frequently seems too linear and action too repetitive. However game play is smooth, graphics good, and weapon choices keep things interesting.
Published 1 month ago by Alexander Matschiner
1.0 out of 5 stars
Terrible.
Horrible, so what if the graphics are alright, it's a terrible game. Sadly, that all I can say, it sucks, don't buy it.
Published 1 month ago by biggie321hp
4.0 out of 5 stars
Crysis 2 is awesome...
Love the game play in this game. Keeps ya going for hours and is not as easy as pie, if you want a challenge this is for you.
Published 1 month ago by Glenna M Cancilla
3.0 out of 5 stars
just a basic shooter type game
I picked this up to see if I would like and then if I liked it would get the Crysis 3. But it's pretty basic and not that exciting.
I played a few hours and meh. Read more
I played a few hours and meh. Read more
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun to play.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
excelente
muy bueno el juego excelente el articulo espero hacer otras compras a futuro con ustedes . . . . .
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