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GRAW invades the PSP!
posted by BBad01 (BROOKLYN, NY) Sep 20, 2007
Member since Jun 2005
10 out of 10 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Ok maybe the developers should of named this game Lone-Wolf: Advance War-Fighter since you're a one man army with loads of advance weapons for taking down whoever gets in your way. Whether it be a solider, tank, jeep it's no match for the gear you have.
The Story has a nice flow to it you and the out ghost are shot down, they are pretty much done for and you are set to go on a one man fight to get to the source of matters. The environment of levels is very detailed and the over all size of the maps is large. You get mission updates as you go along and there are supply drops to help restock your ammo and other tech. The game-play is easy to get into, the controls are similar to other shooter on the PSP (Syphon Filter, RB6, Metal of Honor). You get to blast away with loads of different weapons, the uav is cool (not only for air drops but for getting a look at the area ahead). While you have a tons of weapons to use, just remember to watch you back nothing suck more than to run into a tank up close. You still have to use some advance tactic to may it out alive.
Over all GRAW2 is a cool single player game on the PSP you get the weapons of past GRAW games minus the team-mates and online play. Co-op is nice if you have a friend with a copy of the game. You may want to rent it first to give it a try ..... it's a solid shooter worth checking out!
The Story has a nice flow to it you and the out ghost are shot down, they are pretty much done for and you are set to go on a one man fight to get to the source of matters. The environment of levels is very detailed and the over all size of the maps is large. You get mission updates as you go along and there are supply drops to help restock your ammo and other tech. The game-play is easy to get into, the controls are similar to other shooter on the PSP (Syphon Filter, RB6, Metal of Honor). You get to blast away with loads of different weapons, the uav is cool (not only for air drops but for getting a look at the area ahead). While you have a tons of weapons to use, just remember to watch you back nothing suck more than to run into a tank up close. You still have to use some advance tactic to may it out alive.
Over all GRAW2 is a cool single player game on the PSP you get the weapons of past GRAW games minus the team-mates and online play. Co-op is nice if you have a friend with a copy of the game. You may want to rent it first to give it a try ..... it's a solid shooter worth checking out!
Ubisoft Final Gets it Right
posted by Spagball (BETHESDA, MD) Oct 18, 2007
Member since Sep 2004
5 out of 5 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
I've been a Ubisoft hater in the past when it comes to their PSP offerings, but GRAW 2 is done right. The multiple control schemes suit every setup for users' preferences. In past Ubi shooter games they have only allowed one or maybe two control schemes. But GRAW 2 gives you three and addresses just about every style of play for a shooter.
The GFX are very tight, some of the best I've seen on PSP. There are multiple weapons choices, but once you're through the first few missions they get redundant. Regardless, the standard GRAW assault rifle is sweet, with multiple firing options, explosive grenades, and even a laser designator.
Minor drawbacks: It's pretty easy and the enemy AI can be wonky. There are some minor visual glitches where you can see through solid walls into buildings from certain movement angles. And lastly, if you are going to have giant tripod mounted 50 Cal. type machine guns used by the enemy, why can't I jump on that gun?
All in all this is a solid game definitely worth a rent, and deserves strong consideration for purchase.
BUY IT, RENT IT, BURN IT?
Strong RENT IT.
The GFX are very tight, some of the best I've seen on PSP. There are multiple weapons choices, but once you're through the first few missions they get redundant. Regardless, the standard GRAW assault rifle is sweet, with multiple firing options, explosive grenades, and even a laser designator.
Minor drawbacks: It's pretty easy and the enemy AI can be wonky. There are some minor visual glitches where you can see through solid walls into buildings from certain movement angles. And lastly, if you are going to have giant tripod mounted 50 Cal. type machine guns used by the enemy, why can't I jump on that gun?
All in all this is a solid game definitely worth a rent, and deserves strong consideration for purchase.
BUY IT, RENT IT, BURN IT?
Strong RENT IT.