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Stuntman Ignition - Playstation 3

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Software Sub Type: Action/Adventure Game
Software Name: Stuntman: Ignition
ESRB Rating: T(Teen 13+)
Platform Support: PlayStation 3

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Platform:PlayStation 3

Plunge into the adrenaline-fueled role of a Hollywood stunt driver in Stuntman: Ignition and master the most breathtaking death-defying vehicle-based stunts ever filmed. As the newest stuntman in Hollywood you must rise to stardom by combining reckless maneuvering with perfect execution to unlock big-budget blockbusters and lucrative commercial deals. Create movie-magic in 6 uniquely-themed films on 36 different stunt runs with over 25 vehicles or take the action online to challenge rival stuntman in the ultimate backlot showdown.Format: PS3 Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: RP UPC: 752919990186 Manufacturer No: 99018

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Platform:PlayStation 3

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B000OCXK6K

Release date

September 18, 2007

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57 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

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#401 in PlayStation 3 Games

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Product Dimensions

6.75 x 5.5 x 0.75 inches; 4.8 Ounces

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Video Game

Language

English

Rated

Teen

Item model number

99018

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

4.8 ounces

Manufacturer

THQ

Date First Available

March 28, 2007

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demonsRendangered

3...2...1...action!

Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2013

Platform: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

I totally dig the Stuntman series but it's too bad that they are being discontinued. Anyways, as far as this game goes if you've never played a Stuntman game then you should know that this isn't a racing game. The main focus is driving but on top of that your job is to listen to a director and follow arrows and signs that appear. It sounds kind of boring on paper but I found it to be very entertaining. There is also an editor course where you can make your own ramps and stunts and play them out. You unlock various stunt pieces(exploding barrels, busses, ramps and loop de loops) by completing the director's movie scenes. So if following directions isn't appealing, there's always the editor course to look forward to. This is a multi-platform game and I believe it can be purchased on PS2, PS3, and Xbox 360. I have both the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions and the winning edge goes to the PS3 version. The Xbox 360 version is decent too, however I noticed a couple areas of screen tearing and frame drops, but nothing that breaks the game entirely. It's still good but if you can pick one go with the PS3 version. I don't know about the PS2 version, but you can download it from the network for $9.99 so I'm sure it's good as well.

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Aaron_MT

Nicely expanded from the first game.

Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2011

Platform: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

Ok, so I deleted my first review and am trying again now that I've actually played more of the game and gone into the constructor mode. First of all I'll say, this game is long! I thought the first Stuntman had a long career mode. I thought I was almost done, but I just looked in the stats menu and I've only completed 43% of Single Player mode and only 34% overall. Thats also in an hour and forty minutes of play, so it goes by fairly fast. Some scenes are very easy and others take you half an hour to get right. If you dont feel like going through a movie, you can get a "quick fix" where you get 4 "freestyle" scenes and 4 "directed" scenes and basically do whatever it takes to get the highest score. They've moved the arena shows from required stunts between each movie to a separate stunt menu, and added commercials into the "side jobs". The arena shows arent very much fun and use almost no jumps until you get into the stunt constructor menu, and the commercials are very precise. No mistakes are allowed in commercials, which is especially hard for the final one because, at least in my experience, I'd get failed for nothing. It wouldn't pass close enough to a car or not cut the other driver off enough during an overtake or something small like that. Even if the icon turned green I kept going and got stopped for no reason and had to start over.

Going into the Construction mode I found that you not only get 2 extra unlockable arenas (that i have yet to figure out how to unlock). There are also "Directed Shows" where they give you what action to do, i.e jump this or get close to that, and you fill it in with any object you choose. Its harder than it seems because you have to score a certain number of points in order to move on to the next challenge.

The first Stuntman I feel had a better variety of stunts within each movie. In this one its mostly action triggers (which dont always work, btw) and drift turns. I know they're supposed to be action movies, but it seems like there are many more explosions than are necessary. I find myself being blinded by explosions and not being able to see where I'm going. No level is possible to get through on one take. Mainly because either one stunt will screw you up for the rest of the run or the stunt coach wont tell you where to go until the last second.

My biggest criticism is the inconsistency. You can either hit something right and it wont give it to you, or you can have an average run then miss the big action shot, the "money shot" if you will, and it will still give you 3 stars. Each scene is rated out of 5 stars. Out of 6 or 7 movies with 6 scenes each I've only had five 5-star scenes. And most of those were fairly crappy takes. On takes that I thought were really good I'd get 2 or 3 stars. The other inconsistent thing is the extras/other drivers. My best example is that in once scene youre supposed to jump into a chopper that cant get its but over there in time. Even if I pause before I hit the jump, the helicopter pauses too so that when I do hit the jump I still miss it.

It's a nice change from the first game that you can now smash through almost everything. You'll still get hung up and stuck on small things, like getting glued to the corner if you clip it, but you wont get caught on a fence post anymore. You can even hit the camera crew without even getting penalized..which I'm not sure if really a good thing or not. Good for the gameplay, but not realistic of being an "actual" stuntman.

No real change in physics from the first game to this one. A light touch is still required for most turns and if you touch a car youre not supposed to they stop immediately and dont budge, usually causing you to fail the scene. In this game however, they let you control your rotation speed in the barrel roll jumps, which is fun in some ways, but is kinda cheap and making it too easy in others. This is also the first game I've found that utilizes the PS3's six-axis motion control system. Instead of using the joystick to steer, you physically turn the controller. I tried using it and its really hard. Once you play with the settings a bit and get used to it I'm sure its kinda fun, I just havent really used it yet. Dont expect huge changes when adjusting the sensitivity and the force feedback in the options menu. Changes of at least 25% are needed to be able to notice any real difference in handling.

Overall its a fun game. Still as frustrating as the first, but with expanded feature and very good graphics. Although I will admit that the movie variety on the first game was a tad better than on Ignition.

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