Rated 4.50 out of 5 stars 2 Reviews
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picking back up with my review. You will die a lot till you reach your objective. This s**t didn't happen in Quantum Of Solace or Terminator Salvation. It's not terrible but the game is passable. Like with Terminator Salvation just wait till it's under $ 30 Jesus T1, T2, Aliens & True Lies except for The Abyss & Titanic all of James Cameron's flicks got a movie tie in. Titanic would've been interesting LMAO.
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If you watch al those videos showing a high quality game, with great gameplay, graphics, and overall fun, and you decide that you want that game, don't get it for PSP. Everything changes in the PSP version. First off, the effects are weak. You would think that by now, people would be able to remove the glitches where someone pries open a door with his staff (or other prying tool) inside the wall. Also, the graphics are awful. Nothing like in the videos (big surprise). The gameplay, however, takes the biggest dive. In the videos, you can play as Humans and Na'vi, with a wide variety of weapons and vehicles (of course, the Na'vi don't have vehicles, they have animals). There are missions (or something like that) that you can do, and you have an army right behind you. Of course, the PSP version looks like someone took a month to make it. You can only play as Na'vi, you have two weapons, you are all alone, and the only mount is a banshee (the big birdlike thing). And you can't "explore the planet" as they say, because the whole time you are on a straight path, and nothing looks natural anymore. Glowing plants are perfectly lined up on a perfectly flat wall. Guess what? You can climb it. Also, things get super repetitive, as with every other Ubisoft game. Everything is the same, nothing changes. I say that is you want this game, buy an Xbox 360, or a PS3 first.
Of course, that aside, if it wasn't supposed to be this really great game, it would still be decent-ish. Even though it's repetitive, it is still kind of fun fighting (hence the second star). Of course, $40 is a terrible price, more like $20.
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