Customer Reviews

Stuntman: Ignition

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I bought this for my best friends son and when he comes over (almost everyday) he has to bring his games that I bought him. My son's are always fighting over the remote if he gets up to stretch or anything else. Now I have to buy them 1 or they are going to get it themselves. Which ever comes up w/ the money first .. Lol .. I highly Recommend this game.

I have never playes any of the stuntman games, they never really made me want to. When I was at a friends house, he pulled this game out and I started to play and I was hooked. Great game play and it is nice to be working your way up from the bottom of the stuntman world. Some of the stunts that you do are a little had, but the final product when you get to see the movie trailer is ust great. The movies fall in line with some of the movies that have been coming out are in theaters right now, or coming soon. You also get side jobs and they are a great way to get extra stunt points and move up the ranks. This is a MUST have.

The ScareCrow

the game is okay. good graphics., but not enough action to suit me. other people might like it. i would suggest they try the game for themselves.

Having beaten the original Stuntman once, I was extremely happy to discover this game was also made for PS2. I always thought the initial difficulty level on the original Stuntman was too high, and it took a long time to beat, but that was totally corrected in this game. Also, the commercial shoots & stunt arena bonus courses are extremely fun!
-Paul

i love stuntman games they are so fun i especially like making my own track and destroying the cars

If your idea of fun is replaying the same repetitious scences over and over while some inept voice barks bad instructions at you then be happy, this is your game. THQ tries to break away from Smackdown only to realize that it should go back to Smackdown quick.
Great graphics, average to sluggish play control, descent sound, horrible instructing voice repeating nonsensical directions at you. Turn right, turn left, duck between traffic, shoot your self with a b.b. gun. To make matters worse they want you to string all of your moves together. When it is actually done right it looks quite choppy and uninspiring. My unstrung runs looked and felt cooler than when they say i'm doing it right. Right, of course meaning, their specific non deviating non creative way of executing the complex patterns of frustration.
I prefer to play most games without the volumes on so i can listen to my music, this game forces you to listen to their voice actions
until you want to throw your controller thru the screen, and if you hit the x button to fast between the instruction screen it doesn't let you rewatch it. This game was programmed by drones, for drones who need to be told every move they make by a controlling other, like maybe the programmers mother's were in their offices. Or something.
Make game johnny, pick up controller johnny, follow these instructions perfectly, buy a different game.