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- Customize your character as well as weaponry and pursue a wide variety of combat specialties from elite fighter to a general of an army.
- Massive First-Person Shooter action that for the first time ever allows for up to 256 real players online in a persistent game world.
- Advanced command structure that allows you to use your advanced skills and experience points to take charge of your PMC's forces, becoming a squad, platoon or even army commander.
- A robust and flexible leveling system awarding experience points for both mission-critical and non mission-critical actions on the battlefield.
- Three distinct Private Military Corporations (PMCs) to choose from, each with their own history, personality and style.
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In the near future, governments are supposedly at peace. A shadow war, fought by private military corporations, emerges. You are dropped into this unprecedented war - the first to have battles of 256 real players on a global battlefield. Prove yourself alongside your 8-man squad and become an elite fighter or earn the right to lead a squad, platoon or ultimately an entire army of players. Your calling a waits.
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MAG is a massively multiplayer online first-person shooter that is unique in a variety of ways. A PS3 exclusive, MAG allows up to 256 players aligned with different private military corporations (PMCs) to battle each other at the same time across a global battlefield. Within this persistent game world players engage in campaign and mission play that elevates their character from the ranks of a lowly grunt, all the way up through the intricate command structure of the in-game officer corp. Along the way players players experience in-depth character customization, a robust leveling system and large-scale MMO shooter gameplay that makes MAG a game not to be missed by fans of the shooter genre.
In the near future, governments are supposedly at peace, but a shadow war, fought by private military corporations, is raging. You, along with a myriad of comrades and enemies alike up to 256 in all are dropped into this unprecedented war. To start off you must prove yourself as a member of your 8-man squad, fighting for one of the PMCs. With enough experience you may even become an elite fighter or earn the right to lead a squad, platoon or ultimately an entire army of players. Can you, will you follow orders? Either way your destiny and those of 255 other fighters awaits on the battlefield of MAG. Gameplay In MAG players take on the role of a member of a private military corporation (PMC), in a fictional Earth future. Like most MMO games, as well as some modern shooters, the ultimate goal of action is the leveling up of your character, in this case through success in combat against other factions made up of individual online players. At the initial level players choose the PMC they will be aligned with, the physical characteristics of their character, initial available weaponry, etc. and hit the battlefield with other squad members within a persistent online environment. Along the way you will utilize a diverse skill tree to develop your character's abilities and skills at tactics and weapons using experience points that are accumulated in campaign and mission play in the name of your faction. These points are given out in various increments for all manner of action, whether that be objective completion, or individual actions in combat. Once characters reach a certain level they are eligible to take on command duties. These duties range from leading an eight-man squad, all the way to overall command of more than 100 online players. Orders are communicated and strategy developed via voice chat and other functionality. Success in command positions allows for access to special "leadership bonuses" that not only can improve your abilities, but also in many cases, that of the individuals and units under your command. So, how does one give orders to human individuals online? Just as you would to AI (artificial intelligence) characters. The beauty of MAG is that players are free to ignore orders issued by superiors at any time. Experience point totals, the nuts and bolts of character leveling, are higher for successes achieved through orders that follow the chain of command though. War, especially that featuring multiple factions, can be fought in many ways, and in MMO gameplay world of MAG it's up to you to decided the path you'll follow. Private Military Corporations (PMCs) Bound by the terms of the terms of the Millennium Accord, which prevents defense forces from crossing borders, nations with the MAG game world turn to the services of Private Military Corporations (PMCs) to secure interests abroad. The leading PMCs compete for contracts across the globe. Each of these maintains its own battlefield philosophy and approach to military operations. It's up to each player to choose his/her loyalty. Some of the factions players can expect to see include:
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| ASIN | B001COV1CY |
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| Release date | January 26, 2010 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.2 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#77,207 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#1,668 in PlayStation 3 Games |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 6.77 x 5.17 x 0.56 inches; 4 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Item model number | 811022 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sony Computer Entertainment |
| Date First Available | September 14, 2004 |
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| Item Dimensions | 6.77 x 5.17 x 0.56 inches | 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.8 inches | 5.31 x 0.59 x 6.69 inches | 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches | 6.69 x 5.39 x 0.59 inches | 6.69 x 5.39 x 0.59 inches |
| Item Weight | 4.00 ounces | 3.00 ounces | 2.20 lbs | 1.60 ounces | 3.21 ounces | 4.19 ounces |
| Platform for Display | PlayStation 3 | PlayStation 3 | PlayStation 3 | PlayStation 3 | PlayStation 3 | PlayStation 3 |
| Video Game Region | NTSC U/C | NTSC U/C | NTSC U/C | NTSC U/C | NTSC U/C | NTSC U/C |
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Since the Games Server's are no longer "Online", this game is completely "Useless" as there is no "Single Player Campaign". If you do purchase, buy @ your own risk. Just saying
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2010
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as the popularity of multiplayer/on-line gaming continues to rise, it's no surprise that a game devoted solely to on-line finally became a reality. and as others have mentioned, it's a much needed game and hopefully a portent of things to come.
when i first started playing, i really didn't care for it very much. the graphics weren't on par with COD, Killzone 2, or even BFBC 2. it's instantly noticeable. they're not bad by any means, they should, however, be better. secondly, the sound design is average best. most of guns i've shot and i've heard shot sound like toy guns. considering the jaw-dropping sound design of BFBC2, i was disappointed. lastly, it's incredibly frustrating to empty an entire clip into someone only to have the turn around and one-shot kill you. i nearly threw my controller through the TV on a number of occassions. 'i shot that guy in the face 15 times! and he didn't die!!!' was a common shout coming out the basement.
but i perservered. and i was rewarded.
thankfully, leveling up doesn't take to terribly long. it's pretty quick actually. i was able to add attachments to my guns, get better body armor, etc, etc, and most importantly, figured out how to shoot the enemy in the face and actually kill them. i realized that given the number of players on the battlefield, if you only had to shoot the enemy once or twice to kill them, the map would be a huge pile of bodies, all the time. therefore, you have to hit them MANY times for them to go down. sure, it's still frustrating sometimes, but it is what it is.
the most rewarding aspect of MAG is the objective-based, teamwork mindset. and MAG definitely requires teamwork. objectives are clearly laid out and you get points for following orders and objectives. if you buy this game and don't have a headset, get one. without it the game is infinitely less rewarding. it's pretty exciting to head in to battle with your squad while your squad leader is telling you which way to go and from which side to flank. it's also great to bring buddies back to life with your magical blue mist aerosol medical kit [good move by the game developers to give more points for revives than for kills]. shouting a few 'hooras' to your teammates after winning a tough battle is great, as is hearing your platoon leader direct a string of expletives to a band of snipers hiding at the back of the map and not contributing. speaking of poor teammates, yes, you can kick them off your squad by vote, even in the middle of the game. awesome.
i've read a lot of posts on the official MAG boards and it seems the developer, zipper, is very dedicated to this game. hopefully we'll get more maps [sorely needed], more character upgrades, and a MAG 2.
it's not a perfect game, but it's a fun and highly addictive game. and most importantly, it's an important, and needed, step in the great world of competitive, on-line gaming. if you're not sure about it, rent it. buy it used, or borrow it from a friend. i'm pretty sure you'll end up buying it.
VALOR!
when i first started playing, i really didn't care for it very much. the graphics weren't on par with COD, Killzone 2, or even BFBC 2. it's instantly noticeable. they're not bad by any means, they should, however, be better. secondly, the sound design is average best. most of guns i've shot and i've heard shot sound like toy guns. considering the jaw-dropping sound design of BFBC2, i was disappointed. lastly, it's incredibly frustrating to empty an entire clip into someone only to have the turn around and one-shot kill you. i nearly threw my controller through the TV on a number of occassions. 'i shot that guy in the face 15 times! and he didn't die!!!' was a common shout coming out the basement.
but i perservered. and i was rewarded.
thankfully, leveling up doesn't take to terribly long. it's pretty quick actually. i was able to add attachments to my guns, get better body armor, etc, etc, and most importantly, figured out how to shoot the enemy in the face and actually kill them. i realized that given the number of players on the battlefield, if you only had to shoot the enemy once or twice to kill them, the map would be a huge pile of bodies, all the time. therefore, you have to hit them MANY times for them to go down. sure, it's still frustrating sometimes, but it is what it is.
the most rewarding aspect of MAG is the objective-based, teamwork mindset. and MAG definitely requires teamwork. objectives are clearly laid out and you get points for following orders and objectives. if you buy this game and don't have a headset, get one. without it the game is infinitely less rewarding. it's pretty exciting to head in to battle with your squad while your squad leader is telling you which way to go and from which side to flank. it's also great to bring buddies back to life with your magical blue mist aerosol medical kit [good move by the game developers to give more points for revives than for kills]. shouting a few 'hooras' to your teammates after winning a tough battle is great, as is hearing your platoon leader direct a string of expletives to a band of snipers hiding at the back of the map and not contributing. speaking of poor teammates, yes, you can kick them off your squad by vote, even in the middle of the game. awesome.
i've read a lot of posts on the official MAG boards and it seems the developer, zipper, is very dedicated to this game. hopefully we'll get more maps [sorely needed], more character upgrades, and a MAG 2.
it's not a perfect game, but it's a fun and highly addictive game. and most importantly, it's an important, and needed, step in the great world of competitive, on-line gaming. if you're not sure about it, rent it. buy it used, or borrow it from a friend. i'm pretty sure you'll end up buying it.
VALOR!
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M.A.G. is one hell of a game! It has taken me from a mediocre FPS player, to a very good FPS player! I never was one for First Person Shooters, but began to play them when my oldest son came of age. When he went away to college it was a way for us to stay in touch and have a good time together, although we were many miles and states apart. He got me started with CoD:MW, I continued with CoD:W@W, & finally CoD:MW2. I was still only mediocre, getting killed much more often than making kills.....until MAG!
I think anyone who enjoys first-person shooters would thoroughly enjoy this game and the ability to choose any of three different factions, each having their own unique style and objectives, is a plus! Valor is more of the traditional Army-type faction, Raven is the high-tech, highly and coldly efficient faction, and S.V.E.R. is the more mercenary-type faction, which gets it's equipment from whatever means is available. I'm sure anyone can find a faction to fit their individual style and mindset and fit right in.
This is the first game where I have come into my own and have taken my skills to the next level! The online-only gameplay appealed to me from the beginning and most importantly, the fact that you can have 256 players (128 per team), or less, depending on the objective selected, at any given time is radical and makes the game as awesome as it is!!! I say this because you get a mix of really experienced players, as well as beginners, and because of the squad/platoon based gameplay, everyone can play and thoroughly enjoy themselves without becoming frustrated by being unable to make kills, or being killed off so frequently that you become discouraged. The ability of your teammates to revive you before you "bleedout" is really cool and immediately gets you back into the game without having to respawn all the time. Everyone can have their own objectives and goals while still being a team player.
Not being an avid, or rabid, gamer, I have given very few reviews because I frankly do not have the time, but I can say with perfect honesty that I would, and HAVE, recommend MAG to anyone who wants a game where they can jump right in with both feet and not have a very steep learning curve to master before they can begin to enjoy themselves!
TWO THUMBS, BOTH HANDS AND BOTH FEET, WAAAAY UP!
I think anyone who enjoys first-person shooters would thoroughly enjoy this game and the ability to choose any of three different factions, each having their own unique style and objectives, is a plus! Valor is more of the traditional Army-type faction, Raven is the high-tech, highly and coldly efficient faction, and S.V.E.R. is the more mercenary-type faction, which gets it's equipment from whatever means is available. I'm sure anyone can find a faction to fit their individual style and mindset and fit right in.
This is the first game where I have come into my own and have taken my skills to the next level! The online-only gameplay appealed to me from the beginning and most importantly, the fact that you can have 256 players (128 per team), or less, depending on the objective selected, at any given time is radical and makes the game as awesome as it is!!! I say this because you get a mix of really experienced players, as well as beginners, and because of the squad/platoon based gameplay, everyone can play and thoroughly enjoy themselves without becoming frustrated by being unable to make kills, or being killed off so frequently that you become discouraged. The ability of your teammates to revive you before you "bleedout" is really cool and immediately gets you back into the game without having to respawn all the time. Everyone can have their own objectives and goals while still being a team player.
Not being an avid, or rabid, gamer, I have given very few reviews because I frankly do not have the time, but I can say with perfect honesty that I would, and HAVE, recommend MAG to anyone who wants a game where they can jump right in with both feet and not have a very steep learning curve to master before they can begin to enjoy themselves!
TWO THUMBS, BOTH HANDS AND BOTH FEET, WAAAAY UP!
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douger
2.0 out of 5 stars
MAG PS3 - Great concept done well enough
Reviewed in Canada on April 19, 2011Verified Purchase
MAG is a Multiplayer Action Game for the PS3. The entire game is online content only, meaning you must have a reliable high speed internet connection to play it. It's a first person shooter, with matches consisting of up to 256 players (128 per team).
This concept is great for anyone looking for non-stop action in a FPS game. When you die, you will respawn at certain locations that can be changed during the match. It's a 15-second timer, so if you die at 0:05 you come back to life almost immediately.
Gameplay is fairly solid, but the looking is just slightly delayed. If, playing other games (like Call of Duty), you notice the exact movements of the left-analog stick yields exact movements on screen, you won't get that here. It's a little frustrating if you set up as a sniper and miss a guy due to poor controller mechanics in-game.
The maps are massive. Very big, open maps. This can be fun, but also frustrating as well when a sniper on the opposite team is set up well, and picks you off constantly, after running for a solid minute or so.
All in all the game has some high points and low points. If you're looking for a COD replacement, this isn't it. Load times are long, and matches can quickly get uneven. Controller lag, and other inaccuracies plague this title. The second one (if there is one) will be something to look forward to for sure.
Rent and try it out before you buy it.
This concept is great for anyone looking for non-stop action in a FPS game. When you die, you will respawn at certain locations that can be changed during the match. It's a 15-second timer, so if you die at 0:05 you come back to life almost immediately.
Gameplay is fairly solid, but the looking is just slightly delayed. If, playing other games (like Call of Duty), you notice the exact movements of the left-analog stick yields exact movements on screen, you won't get that here. It's a little frustrating if you set up as a sniper and miss a guy due to poor controller mechanics in-game.
The maps are massive. Very big, open maps. This can be fun, but also frustrating as well when a sniper on the opposite team is set up well, and picks you off constantly, after running for a solid minute or so.
All in all the game has some high points and low points. If you're looking for a COD replacement, this isn't it. Load times are long, and matches can quickly get uneven. Controller lag, and other inaccuracies plague this title. The second one (if there is one) will be something to look forward to for sure.
Rent and try it out before you buy it.
Sara Vanessa
1.0 out of 5 stars
Déçue !
Reviewed in Canada on June 27, 2016Verified Purchase
Malheureusement, je n'ai pu jouer à ce jeux puisqu'on peut seulement y jouer en ligne.
Et pour y jouer en ligne, y doit y avoir d'autre joueur en ligne.
Très décu de cet achat puisque ce détail n'était pas indiqué dans les descriptions de ce jeux.
Et pour y jouer en ligne, y doit y avoir d'autre joueur en ligne.
Très décu de cet achat puisque ce détail n'était pas indiqué dans les descriptions de ce jeux.
Florin Gheorghe
1.0 out of 5 stars
Useless game, waste of money
Reviewed in Canada on February 5, 2021Verified Purchase
The game is not playable anymore, could not try it. Server closed.
gerry
1.0 out of 5 stars
Paper weight
Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2020Verified Purchase
Servers are down no single payer
Steven Walker
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome Game
Reviewed in Canada on January 13, 2014Verified Purchase
I Really enjoyed this game, for such a low price its a great game to get, its not as popular as todays titles but it still has all the action you could want in a game.
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