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An avid movie collector reviews movies, games, and TV shows for the common man, among other things. Spoiler Free
Tuesday, October 07, 2003
Game Review
Hunter: The Reckoning Wayward
Wow, this game sucked. I actually fell asleep playing it with my roommate Jon. Besides having two-player co-op there is nothing of value to this game. The game requires both analog sticks so the attack buttons are the L and R buttons which is awkward, and on top of that the fighting is deeply repetitive with each character having only one sword attack and one gun attack. The camera sucked and you often had to run through a level twice to find everything because there was no map or anything to lead you around. Don't even consider this game for rental or purchase. Next on my list from Gamefly.com is Buffy which is being rated as one of the best of PS2's releases.
Hunter: The Reckoning Wayward
Wow, this game sucked. I actually fell asleep playing it with my roommate Jon. Besides having two-player co-op there is nothing of value to this game. The game requires both analog sticks so the attack buttons are the L and R buttons which is awkward, and on top of that the fighting is deeply repetitive with each character having only one sword attack and one gun attack. The camera sucked and you often had to run through a level twice to find everything because there was no map or anything to lead you around. Don't even consider this game for rental or purchase. Next on my list from Gamefly.com is Buffy which is being rated as one of the best of PS2's releases.
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