Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier - Xbox 360

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Join the Legendary Ghosts – Control Sergeant Kozak and his unit, across 14 missions in 8 spectacular locales, from Africa to the Arctic Circle.
All-Access Pass to Future War Tech - Fight using the tech of tomorrow including, optical camouflage, augmented reality, drones and more.
Wield over 50 Weapons and Customize Them with Gunsmith Mode - Harness the immense firepower of an army and optimize every aspect of your arsenal in the Gunsmith mode.
Intense Multiplayer - 4 game modes, 10 maps and multiple classes along with GR’s classic siege mode.
Join the Legendary Ghosts Control Sergeant Kozak and his unit, across 14 missions in 8 spectacular locales, from Africa to the Arctic Circle.

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Platform:Xbox 360 | Edition:Standard

Armed with the most advanced combat technology, the Ghosts are an untraceable unit of soldiers who track down the highest-value targets in the highest-risk conflict areas around the world. In the near future, 4 of these elite soldiers serve as the tip of the spear in a hidden war raging across the globe. As the Ghosts accomplish their objectives, they discover a far greater threat - one that could alter the international balance of power forever.

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Platform:Xbox 360 | Edition:Standard

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B0037LTTRO

Release date

May 22, 2012

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#179 in Xbox 360 Games

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Product Dimensions

5.31 x 0.59 x 7.52 inches; 3 Ounces

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Video Game

Language

English

Rated

Mature

Item model number

008888526070

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Item Weight

3 ounces

Manufacturer

UBI Soft

Date First Available

February 8, 2010

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Erik in AZ

Excellent tactical movements

Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2017

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

While the graphics in the storyline films are definitely 2012, the gameplay graphics movements are phenominal even in 2017. The way you can move your player to cover, roll, jump and rapidly move from one spot of cover to another is fantastic. Taking control of drones, robots and using sensors to spot and mark enemies for simultaneous takedowns is loads of fun. Very, very long single person campaign storyline, and online gaming to boot! The gun smith feature allows you to customize trigger, gas system, surpressor or flash hider, paint, magazines, underbarrel attachments like grenade launcher or pistol grip and more, and try them out before launching a mission.

The game is 3rd person, so you see your character moving, crouching behind and switching cover, shooting, etc. The movements are insanely realistic, but it does take a bit to get used to shooting 3rdperson as opposed the 1st person shooters like Call of Duty. Also, no maps, so you only see what the character does. However, using drones with cameras and sensors that pick up enemies makes up for it.

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A. Nonimowse.

Rainbox Six: Vegas meets Ghost Recon

Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2012

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

Ghost Recon Future soldier is a new direction for the Tom Clancy games, that's for sure. I was a big fan of Advanced Warfighter 2. I enjoyed managing the battlefield assets, while being engaged in the battlefield at the same time. I also enjoyed the ability to progress through missions in many different ways. I enjoyed the Rainbox Six: Vegas games because of their cover-to-cover intensive shooter action. To a lesser degree I enjoyed some of the basic stealth-creeper action of some of the Splinter Cell games. GRFS is an interesting mix of these attributes.

GRFS will go from stealth-infiltration to run-and-gun battlefield action in a split second. Over all I found the game to be fairly "arcadey". You have a squad with you, and the friendly AI is pretty good. The friendly AI really never hurts you -- only helps you. They don't really get caught during stealth missions, they are pretty decent in combat, and only rarely need to be revived on the battlefield. I think the developers went out of their way to make sure they aren't a burden. Besides the "Sync Shot" stuff, you can't really control them. In that regard, I kind of miss GRAW2.

The cover system is worth mentioning. It is fantastic. It works very well, especially when moving from cover to cover, dynamically, on the battlefield. The peeking/leaning around cover, targeting your next piece of cover, and hustling to it -- all work fantastic. Hats off to the developers.

The stealth mechanic is a bit over-used in the game, but still works well. You'll realize very quickly that you are practically invisible, unless an enemy is very near to you and looking directly at you. You realize the horror of facing an active-camo enemy when you start running into them later in the game. Pretty fun.

The game plot is pretty run of the mill, but still interesting. The missions are varied enough that they don't get repetitive. In many of the missions the progression is linear, but in some you have the option of approaching them more from a stealth or front attack perspective. Many times you mix a bit to get through.

I played a tiny bit of the multiplayer. I don't buy these games for the multiplayer, but it didn't leave a bad impression on me. The cover system and gameplay seems identical to the single player, which is a step above the multiplayer experience in the GRAW games. I expect fans of multiplayer action will get a ton of mileage from it.

In conclusion, while the game isn't perfect, it was definitely a very good experience. If you are already a fan of the Tom Clancy games, you'll likely enjoy this. If you haven't gotten into these kinds of games yet, you may very well find this one to be a good introduction. It is light-weight, but tactical. It is unencumbered, but challenging.

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Moon buster

Not bad; but it's not good either.

Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2012

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I recently purchased Ghost Recon Future soldier after holding off so long; and I have to say, I'm glad I didn't purchase this game full price.

Onto the review-

Graphics-

This may have been one of the worst parts about this game. While I can still play GRAW2 and still be impressed by the graphics, GRFS does not hold up much at all. The game has intense glare that hurts my eyes, some of the textures are muddy looking and the background details are mediocre at best. One thing I did like was how the in-game characters looked. I felt they were highly detailed and moved smoothly and throughout the course of the game, there are some moments in which the game does look good. (For example, the sandstorm level looked really good) The explosions are slightly dumbed down from the previous Ghost Recon titles; but they're not bad.
My main complaint would be the glare in some bright backgrounds such as the white sands in Nigeria which are so bright that I have to finely tune my TV's contrast as to not hurt my eyes. Also, there are certain quirks with the physics like killing an enemy and watching them float in mid air.
The good parts again would be the characters themselves and certain effects such as explosions, the water and the camo effect was alright. Nothing too special; but nothing really bad either. It looks about average to be honest.

Sound-

In comparison to the past GR titles, the sound in this really stinks. Some of the dialogue is really off. At times, I'd hear my team mate say "3 o' clock" only to turn that way or study the area and the enemy is in a different position altogether. The gun sound effects are just alright. But sound no different than the generic COD FX you'd hear quite often.

Gameplay-

This aspect was also quite different than what I was anticipating. While in the past GR games you'd rely on squad tactics and commands, this game ditches that in an effort to cater to the casual market, however, it replaces such with stealth gameplay that is flawed for the following reasons-

1. The game dictates how you use stealth at times. How in the world would a regular enemy soldier see me whilst using invisible camouflage? Invisible camouflage? Really? Ok.

2. Soldiers would find a dead body at times when they weren't even near them or they'd walk right past a dead body and say nothing.

3. Soldiers can't seem to see my team mates when they're walking in the open, but see me just fine if I do the same.

With that said, there are certain things I really like about this game that was introduced to the series and seems better than the previous games. For one, the introduction of hand to hand combat in the form of take-downs. I personally found that to be a cool addition rather than running out of ammo and being helpless. You can even stealth shoot an enemy which looks really cool. The control scheme is better in my opinion. The previous GRAW games had controller options that were all over the place while this one is simplified.
There are some moments within the campaign that were satisfying, rewarding you with a wow moment, but once the dust settles and the campaign ends, there's really not much of a reason to play.

The multiplayer isn't much better. To be honest, I played this more for single player being that I'm not a MP type gamer.
There is co-op and Guerilla Mode which I checked out a bit and found to be good additions. But to be honest, if you're looking for another GRAW experience, then don't get this game. However, if you're just looking for a TPS that's military themed then this is a decent effort. If you can find it for cheap then get it or get Spec ops- The Line which is largely superior to GRFS.

Not a bad effort by Ubisoft, but I'm waiting for the next Splinter Cell to get my taste of stealth action.

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Alexander Michaels

Tom Clancy goodness

Reviewed in Canada on August 31, 2013

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

Future Soldier expands and updates the tried and true Ghost recon formula which we say back in 2005 and 2006 with Advanced Warfighter 1+2. If you are a fan of these sorts of games, you will probably love Ghost Recon.

This game feels more current-gen than the first two (which came out years ago). The control scheme makes sense and is more at home with people who have since played Gears of War or Splinter Cell: Conviction than the originals which I found somewhat clunky. Presentation-wise, there's way more action and remarkably better graphics this time around.

Most important, as with all Tom Clancy games, GRFS encourages and rewards you for being patient, moving in the shadows and planning your moves rather than rushing head on into the action. You can get through a lot of the missions guns blazing, but the overall tension of the experience is lost.

There's a lot of content in here. A 10 hour campaign (with 4 player online coop), competitive multiplayer with tons of unlocks and a 2 person "horde" mode.

Amazon Customer

Wrong game...but...

Reviewed in Canada on April 12, 2020

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I ended up getting the wrong game. I got and Marvel Ultimate Alliance. Which I've never played. Although I was disappointed about getting the wrong game, i've decided to give the game a try.

Bren

Ok Game

Reviewed in Canada on August 11, 2013

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I bought this game with some high expectations. Perhaps that was my problem as the game kind of fell short in that regard. The graphics are incredible, and the kinect movement is kinda nifty, but it just didn't wow me.

Lola

Five Stars

Reviewed in Canada on August 18, 2017

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

New, factory sealed, arrived on time.

Tomcat

One Star

Reviewed in Canada on November 19, 2014

Platform: Xbox 360Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

sent me PS3 version instead of Xbox. Lousy game anyway.

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