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May 04, 2007
Old Skool Atreyu
This album is definitely something any serious Atreyu fan should get. It's a raw, unfiltered experience of Atreyu that demonstrates clearly where they came from and the talent they posess. Hearing the original versions of Living Each Day Like You're Already Dead, Tulips Are Better and Someone's Standing On My Chest is a testament to how far Atreyu have come, even from such brilliant beginnings...
May 10, 2010
Too fun
2 of 2 found this helpful Although it's a break from the former, more stealthy, Splinter Cell games, the combination of sneaking and taking out bad guys is a welcome change. With the ability to "Mark and Execute" opponents being a new addition to the game, the combat aspect is taken to a whole new level. That said, without first marking, then executing your targets, aiming is a bit of an issue, as even the most accurate weapons have massive amounts of spray and the pistols need a bit of fine tuning. The ability to hide bodies has also been removed from the game, making killing more of a fall-back idea as once the bodies are discovered, you're in for a tougher mission. Other than that, the P.E.C challenges are seriously challenging and add more play time to the game once you finish the main story line.
Apr 13, 2010
Gameplay as simple as the movie's script
Nothing special. It's a button masher with a Risk-like side game that has nothing to do with anything and can be skipped all together. RDA is definitely the better choice to make as the Na'Vi have no armor to speak of and you'll spend half the game gathering recovery items. Literally. Otherwise, it's a pretty interesting storyline with a few familiar characters and decent voice acting. The challenges are fairly easy to accomplish with only a small amount of time spent exploring each map. It's great if you only have 45mins to an hour to play a game that isn't too engrossing otherwise, just rent it.