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Call of Duty: Black Ops III is the ultimate 3-games-in-1 experience. In Campaign mode, you must navigate the hot spots of a new Cold War to find your missing brothers. Players can play the campaign cooperatively or solo and are now always connected to the intelligence grid and their fellow operatives during battle. Multiplayer features a new momentum-based chained movement system, allowing players to fluidly move through the environment with finesse, using controlled thrust jumps, slides, and mantling. Black Ops III multiplayer also introduces the new Specialist character system, which allows players to master 9 characters' battle-hardened weapons and abilities through a challenge-based unlock progression system. No Treyarch title would be complete without its signature Zombies offering. "Shadows of Evil" has its own distinct storyline right out of the box, set in the fictional 1940s Morg City, where four particularly troubled individuals — the femme fatale, the magician, the detective, and the boxer — star in this film-noir inspired horror story.
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This game has three parts, three separate games actually: multiplayer, campaign, and zombies. This review is for the multiplayer portion of the game because that is what I bought the game to play. The rating is only for that part of the game.
Multiplayer is you and 5 of your closest randomly-assigned noob-scrub friends against 6 experienced and skilled opponents. The game begins with you appearing on a map and being instantly killed by an opponent who somehow got there and into position well before you arrived. You resurrect directly in their line of fire and immediately die again. This process repeats until the game eventually ends with your team losing.
During the milliseconds between your deaths, you'll catch glimpses of the rest of your team huddled in the corner on the opposite side of the map. Then BAM! Your dead again.
For more fun you can buy the advanced or collectors editions of the game, which lets your corpse drop a better weapon and allows you to be buried in exclusive clothing.
Highly recommended to all gamers who enjoy viewing clips of other players killing them.
My Best Buy number: 0305100573
My Best Buy number: 0305100573
I would recommend this to a friend!
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The highly anticipated latest chapter in the Final Fantasy franchise is finally here. Well-known and loved for its immersive gameplay, heart-pounding combat systems, moving storylines and diverse array of characters, the Final Fantasy series delivers a Western version of the popular Japanese-released Final Fantasy Type-0 in remastered high-definition. In the dark land of Orience, a nation governed by crystals, conflict brews more menacingly every day. A neighboring empire threatens the land's borders with increasing aggression, and the nation's only hope rests in the magical abilities and fighting skills of Class Zero — a group of 14 students trained at an elite military academy. Can the students summon their powers and save Orience from destruction? Get ready to embark on a whirlwind of epic adventures in Final Fantasy Type-0 HD, which truly epitomizes what the Final Fantasy franchise is all about.Experience the Western version of the 2011 Final Fantasy Type-0 saga — Final Fantasy Type-0 HD — available for the first time in North America and remastered in visually stunning high-definition for the PlayStation 4 console. Travel to the war-torn land of Orience, where chaos and turbulence reign. Rise to the challenges of battle as you take on the role of a member of Class Zero and harness the character's customizable weapons, abilities and combat style. Fight for your life in high-stakes battle, where any offensive move could claim your life. Prepare for a journey that will test your physical skills and your wits — each decision you make will have life-altering consequences, not just for you, but for all of Orience. The fate of a nation rests in your hands — are you willing to give everything in the defense of your land?
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Once you get the hang of the controls the game is loads of fun. At first I thought this game was gonna suck because the controls and camera were harsh. Picking up Phantoma is still a pain because it's bound to the same button as attack (stupid) so a lot of times you end up attacking when you want to pick harvest items from your kill and you only have 10 seconds to do so. I have gotten better at it though. You know the funny thing though, is that people are complaining about the Order 1886 having a ton of cut scenes.. dude really... this game has LOADS of cut scenes, but it doesn't really bother me, gives me time to get into the plot.
Positives:
Fun immersive gameplay
Fast paced action with some violence (nice change for a FF game)
Fun immersive gameplay
Fast paced action with some violence (nice change for a FF game)
Negative:
Graphics even at high def aren't great but it's to be expected from a PSP remaster (not a remake)
Camera angles suck
They don't cover much of what the La'cie is so if you haven't played FF13, you sorta are wondering what the heck.
Graphics even at high def aren't great but it's to be expected from a PSP remaster (not a remake)
Camera angles suck
They don't cover much of what the La'cie is so if you haven't played FF13, you sorta are wondering what the heck.
My Best Buy number: 0305100573
My Best Buy number: 0305100573
I would recommend this to a friend!
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