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Become immersed in the world of the Avatar feature film, viewing James Cameron's universe from your own perspective
Take your stand in a raging conflict, fighting either for the indigenous Na'vi or the resource-hunting RDA Corporation
Arm yourself with any of more than 60 total RDA and Na'vi weapons, customizing them for your own use
Prepare yourself for battle by choosing any of 20 skills for each clan
Design your own character and acquire new skills as you make your way through the game

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Platform:PlayStation 3 | Edition:Standard

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Features include:

•Become immersed in the world of the Avatar feature film, viewing James Cameron's universe from your own perspective
•Take your stand in a raging conflict, fighting either for the indigenous Na'vi or the resource-hunting RDA Corporation
•Arm yourself with any of more than 60 total RDA and Na'vi weapons, customizing them for your own use
•Prepare yourself for battle by choosing any of 20 skills for each clan
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In a distant corner of the universe, a devastating conflict is about to erupt between two very different worlds. On the planet of Pandora reside an indigenous people known as the Na'vi. When the Na'vi find themselves engaged in a struggle with the RDA Corporation, a space-faring consortium in search of valuable resources, it sets the stage for a conflict unlike any the universe has seen before. Step into a dazzling world from the imagination of James Cameron and take your stand in the battle to determine the fate of a civilization.

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Choose from 20 skills for each clan
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Synopsis
James Cameron's Avatar: The Game allows you to step inside the world of the feature film and go deep into the heart of Pandora and its people. Choose to fight for either RDA or the Na'vi, arming yourself with any of dozens of customizable weapons and a variety of clan-specific skills. Acquire new skills as you advance through the game, giving your all in the epic battle for a planet and a people.

Key Game Features:

Become immersed in the world of the Avatar feature film, viewing James Cameron's universe from your own perspective
Take your stand in a raging conflict, fighting either for the indigenous Na'vi or the resource-hunting RDA Corporation
Arm yourself with any of more than 60 total RDA and Na'vi weapons, customizing them for your own use
Prepare yourself for battle by choosing any of 20 skills for each clan
Design your own character and acquire new skills as you make your way through the game
Participate fully in the conflict, even driving all the vehicles and riding the animals
Broaden the field of battle in online multiplayer gameplay

Product information

Platform:PlayStation 3 | Edition:Standard

ASIN

B002EZH804

Release date

December 1, 2009

Customer Reviews

149 ratings

4.4 out of 5 stars

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#20,494 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#351 in PlayStation 3 Games

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Product Dimensions

5.57 x 6.67 x 0.59 inches; 4.16 Ounces

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Rated

Teen

Item model number

34543

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

4.2 ounces

Manufacturer

UBI Soft

Date First Available

June 26, 2009

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Night Lord 40K

LOVE IT !!

Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2017

Platform: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I purchased this game when it released and didn't play it to much then traded it. For some reason I got a burning desire to try it again and this time I got totally hooked on the game..

Story : There are two story lines to play through in this game, the Navi & Human. My first play through was the Navi story line and I absolutely loved it and couldn't get enough, the story is compelling and really is the same as the movie it's based off of. The humans have taken over and repressed the Navi for their own agenda, killing and brutalizing the Native population to achieve their goals. While playing as Navi you will be fighting the humans to free your world ( Pandora ) of the brutal humans. I am going to start working on the Human side of the story, but have yet to do so, but will be doing it very soon.

Graphics : I have been playing this game on my new 4K TV and it is absolutely gorgeous. Is it up to PS4 and Xbox One standards ? No, but it is beautiful none the less and will not disappoint.

Gameplay : The game plays great, as a Navi you will be using melee more than anything else and the weapons you have at your disposal are excellent, there are some ranged weapons like the bow & cross bow, but if you are like me you will be up close and personal with the enemy using your staff, scythes and clubs . each weapon is upgraded as you progress through the game and allows you to chose which weapon works better for you. I personally prefer the scythes because they are fast and fluid in use, but to each their own, the staff, club or bow may be the weapon of choice for you.

On the Human side you have access to many types of guns & multiple types of transportation to operate . As stated above I have not started the Human campaign as of yet but will be in short order.

Conclusion : This is an excellent title that deserved WAYYYYYY more praise than it received when it launched. I'm glad I returned to the game and gave it another go, otherwise I would have missed out on a truly great game. I cannot recommend this game enough. Put your PS4 or Xbox One down and give this game a try, you will not be disappointed, play it on Xbox or PlayStation, it doesn't matter, just play it..

Solid 5 out of 5

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Gateway to Pandora

Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2010

Platform: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

QUICK IMPRESSIONS

After watching the movie twice (once 'regular' 3D, than on IMAX, getting a copy of 'Avatar - the game experience' came naturally, regardless of the so-so reviews I found at Amazon. To my surprise, I do NOT regret making this purchase - not because Avatar is an exceptionally innovative game but because it keeps the world of Pandora alive and teaming with life and conflict as we are all waiting for some more affordable 'at home' 3D technology to make the real Avatar and maybe a sequel or two possible in our living room.

So, briefly, the game is VERY good at giving us a sort of bird's eye view of Pandora - the color, the features, the wild life, RDA's war machines are all pretty good renderings of Cameron's cinematic masterpiece - a 3D mode is possible but we don't have that kind of a TV so we can only imagine what a 3D game would look like. Gameplay itself, while a bit repetitive, is not that bad and the lack of variety in weapons and skillsets is compensated by the several play modes. As for replay value, it really depends on how much you enjoyed the movie. By the way, I would not recommend playing this game unless you watched the movie because you can't play Avatar with a cold heart.

GAME SETUP

You have the ability to give your character a first name - last name is always Ryder and you are a signal specialist. The game lets you shape you gender and appearance and, while at it, you will see how both your human and Na'vi face are going to look like. There are no difficulty settings so, unless you want to tinker with the sound settings or other minutia, you're ready to go.

Of course, there will come a point in the game where you will have to choose between sticking with the humans or joining the Na'vis.

GAMEPLAY

The beginning doesn't look like much - you show up at the base and you run chores. Well... as you do that you gain experience points that bring more skills and you are allowed to access more articles from the Pandoran version of Wikipedia that can give you some idea of what you are dealing with. Eventually, in the story mode, you will have to decide on which side you really are. If you stick with the humans, you'll be riding mechanized vehicles and firing range weapons and lay waste to Pandora's wildlife and native population. If you pick the Na'vi, your bow is complemented with melee weapons and you'll be riding those amazing Pandoran dragons and... well... slaughter the little machine-gun firing but rather fragile humans.

The game play is very simple and easy to learn. You can evade, jump, shoot, and slow down time temporarily for climatic moments. You can do a lot of climbing in some parts however you cannot grab on to ledges and the terrain can get very confusing because of that. Sometimes you have to endlessly look for some vine to climb after giving up your attempts to climb the terrain without it. As a human, relying on ranged weapons exclusively can annoy some people because they constantly have to retreat from incoming enemies. As a Na'vi you have some melee weapons that can make many enemies easier to kill if they get too hard for your normal bow and arrow.

GAME MODES

If you want to take a break from story mode there is the conquest mode. Here you can command armies to conquer territory - send the humans back home if you are a Na'vi or eliminate the Na'vi if you are with the humans. All you see in the conquest mode is the statistics of what happens so don't expect any climatic cut scenes. This mode can also benefit the normal story mode by giving you spoils as you progress through the game. These two parts of the game can refresh each other continually.

If you do multiplayer you go head to head with other players around the world on different maps throughout the game. There are many scenarios and maps so it stays fresh for a while. This mode can also help your skills for single play as well to help you get better. You usually pick between the Na'vi and humans so you can pick the side you are best with but, with good players it can get quite predictable with the humans continuously retreating and firing their weapons and the Na'vi trying to get close and engage in a melee that they almost always win.

So, to summarize, you can play Avatar as follows:

- Na'vi in story mode
- Human in story mode
- Na'vi in contest mode
- Human in contest mode
- Na'vi in multiplayer
- Human in multiplayer

MY RATING

Avatar could have been a blockbuster, the way the movie is but it's not quite there. It's a competently layout game with stunning visuals and offering some variety but there is very little as far as character development goes, there aren't too many weapons and the action, whether playing the conquest or the shootouts can be a little repetitive.

I've enjoyed playing Avatar for the first few hours and I expect to come back to it from time to time but, while a 'good' game, I would not call it 'top notch' so it's going to get 4 stars overall.

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Reviewed in Canada on January 1, 2013

Platform: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

Avatar's main problem stems from the mission variety, or rather the complete lack of it. After some awkwardly-acted cutscenes you're given a location to head to and a fairly mundane objective that usually involves killing enemies and finding an ancient crystal shard. Once completed you return to the person that set you the mission in the first place, who will either dish out another mission or send you to someone else so they can do the same. It's a system that is fairly common in open world games, but Avatar has more in common with a linear stage-based shooter than something like GTA. There's an illusion of openness, but it's actually rigidly structured. Stll, it's an interesting game and I'd recommend it.