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Published: 2011-03-30, Author: Andrew , review by: theregister.co.uk
With just a squeeze more intellect, Crysis 2 would have ranked alongside the greats. As they say, with great power comes great responsibility. So even though its open world and sandbox toolset feel liberating after the confining corridors of so many shoot...
Over-complicated storyline, some might complain about the transition from hte complex PC original to a simple console version
Crysis 2 isn’t perfect, and despite Crytek’s claims there has been a reduction in scale to cram it onto the console formats. All the same, it’s a game that rises above its flaws, for the simple reason that there aren’t many shooters of recent years tha...
Amazing graphics, fun campaign, brilliant multiplayer
A little more enemy variety would have been welcome
We can comfortably predict that Crysis 2′s multiplayer mode will be played for many months after its March 25 release. It’s more than capable of loosening the grip held by Call of Duty: Black Ops as arguably the best multiplayer going this moment. It’s...
As deep and intense a shooter as we’ve ever seen. Crysis 2’s throwaway plot is made up for many times by the tactical scope of its incredibly realised choreographed sandbox environments. A most impressive sequel. 8.9/10Print this pageComments (0)Share ...
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