Customer Reviews

Sum of All Fears

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This is a realistic first person shooter. To answer the main question that everyone has, no, it is not as good as Medal of Honor. However, it is still worth checking out. For most of the missions, you fight alongside squad members, and the plot follows that of the movie. The mission designs can become frustrating once in a while, but for the most part, they are pretty good. The game's difficulty will stay challenging, but has never got me to a place where I wanted to quit. There are better FPSs out there, but the main highlight to this is that it will give Gamecube owners an enhoyable, exclusive title.

This is a very well done game. You are part of an elite HRT (Hostage Rescue Team) and you fight your way through 11 very fun levels. But this game played just like Ghost Recon only this game took me 3 days to beat. On the bright side, the missions are pretty fun and someimes moderetly challenging. One part of this game that really sucks though is that your tam is a bunch of morons. They just wander near you as you are fired on and you cant see anyone but your team can and they just yell "Taking Fire!" and dont do anything about it I think the only good thing about your team is that if you die, you become one of them to keep fighting. Good, but I reccomend Ghost Recon for those who want a real challenge.

I traded Matt Hoffmans BMX 2 in for this game and I was pleased I did. With a very nice look to it and weapons it serves out to be a pretty good game. I would reccomend other one's like Ghost Recon and Timesplitters 2 but if you have them this would look fine on your shelf. Don't worry about the reviews it is better then what they say. The only bad thing about this game is the sound. I would give out of 5 a 3.5 for this game, it really is good in ways.

The Sum of All Fears is a fun and challenging game, but it does not compare to Ghost Recon. The story line is great and the graphics are awesome but the challenge isn't nearly as difficult as that of Ghost Recon. However, at [the item price] it IS... cheaper and it IS worth every penny. If you own Ghost Recon, save your money. If you are thinking about purchasing your first shooter game, this is worth every cent.

This game has been released on the computer and will be released on the PS2 and Gamecube. Comparing games is not really the best idea with this game since the concepts differ a lot from most FPS games. The Sum of All Fears is one of the most realistic first person shooters around. Unlike most first person shooters which allow players to run around like a maniac firing a gun at demons and soldiers, this game requires players to plan all their future movements. The player can assign nav points to different squads and have them move to that spot and even face a certain location if assigned. If your not up to planning each movement and slowly moving through enemy territory then don't get this game. This game requires a slow steady pace and lots of patience. You can't rush through the levels too easily, and if you can your definately playing the wrong difficulty. In my opinion, the best part about the game is that you can move slowly and take out every enemy terrorist.

In my honest opinion, this is one of the best FPS out there, other than Rainbow Six.

Good game play, followed the movie too much. Would have been better if they could have tried to base it off the book, then again that may have been pretty hard to do.

The Sum of All Fears has you leading a group of anti-terrorist experts on a wild goose chase to nail the guy who's supplying all the baddies with arms.
This game simply didn't do Tom Clancy's book or the movie justice. There are only 11 simple missions. There isn't even a multiplayer mode!! AuuGGhH!!!
The one thing I liked was the true-to-life weapons. Frag grenades, M16s, M4s, and so on.
Seriously, though, don't waste time or money on this game. It will only prove to be a bore.

this game is really exciting for the cube but will it be out for xbox? Ubi soft really knows how to create a winner. Tom Clancy is a champion.