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Video Games : Conflict: Denied Ops (PS3)
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Conflict: Denied Ops (PS3) from: Eidos List Price: £49.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £13.81 You Save: £36.18 (72%)Prices subject to change. |
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Audience Rating: Parental Guidance Binding: Video Game Brand: Eidos EAN: 5021290034747 Label: Eidos Manufacturer: Eidos Platform: PLAYSTATION 3 Publisher: Eidos Release Date: February 08, 2008 Studio: Eidos Sales Rank: 4241 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - It Depends Whose PlayingAt first i played the demo - just liked the old school play - but once i purchased for about 16 - and tried the online play - i was really disappointed - forgot about online play - there is something very wrong here - either the designers were working part-time with no holiday pay - or they thought this was really funny - better to have omitted the online play and sold a old classic nevertheless i'm sure they realised this - so i am thinking - there are a lot of people who either colour blind or just think it is meant to be collected as a souvenir of what ps3 does not represent otherwise funnily i was happy - playing ps3 games so far has been mind blowing on my illyama 24" 1080p (cheapest monitor around with 3 years ... Read More: Rating:  - CONFLICT SERIES LOSES THE PLOT - THIS IS JUNKFrustrated, frustrated - do the Executives of Pivotal Games behind the conflict series read these reviews? Bl**dy hope so. This game is poorly thought out, plays awful and is a massive waste of money. The majority of reviews reflect this. It's so disappointing. After the superb Conflcit DS and DS II why can't they just build on that with foley, connors etc and bring out newer versions by keeping the basics but building on them to enhance the game for 2008/9? No, what they do is churn this rubbish out, and they mess about with a winning formula. they need sacking and lets get DS III on the basics of DS II. DONT BUY Rating:  - why did they even bother themselveseven the guys who made this must have said to each other on there dinner break "this game were making is a bit $hit" no kidding its crap. Rating: - A turd that isnt even polishedThe first hour of Denied Ops is enough to demand a refund. The graphics are some of the worst on PS3. The cut scenes are absolutely terrible. But it does have some moments if you can stomach how ugly the thing is. The ability to fail objectives and still complete missions does remove frustrating sections, especially ones requiring stealth or protection. Most of the earlier missions can also be played in random order. However, some missions follow on directly from another and it isn't always clear which one it is. This can make the plot seem like even more of a jumbled mess. The squad commands are also complex and sluggish. Characters do shout helpful tips in situations. The commands do work eventually, despite ... Read More: Rating: - DO NOT BUY!!!!!!!!This is the most worthless piece of trash game ever!!! for £40 you're better off getting any other game!! the game graphics are completely atrocious and terrible!!! in-fact a PS2 game seems to have better graphics than this game, i would truly recommend not buying this game unless you want to waste 40 pounds for cheap graphic shoot'em ups. further more the controls of this game are, well, WEIRD! there is no jump button... to climb over a wall or climb up a ladder you gotta shuffle about for half an hour before a 'x' appears so you can climb over it or onto something, i mean, WTF?!??!!? no games haven't got a jump button! thats how cheap the game really is! the developers, game creators all of them are just second rated drop outs! ... Read More: |
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