Cold Winter

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  • Release Date: Oct. 12, 2004
  • Price: $50.00
  • Publisher: Vivendi Universal Games
  • Developer: Swordfish Studios
  • Platform(s): PS2
  • Genre: Action

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You are Andrew Sterling, British MI6 agent and expert in the kind of covert operations the public doesn't believe proper governments engage in. Caught spying in China, you await execution. Your government denies all knowledge of your activities and leaves you to die. However, a friend from your military past arranges your escape and, later, employs your unique talents at his private security agency. Your first mission--eliminating an arms dealer who supplies terrorists--propels you on a course where nothing is as it seems. Duty, honor, and allegiance obscure as you are snared in the machinations of a powerful-but-deluded secret society.

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Cold Winter - PS2

havent played this game before

i havent played this game before but it looks like.........................WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I HAVE PLAYED THIS GAME IN MY FRIENDS house i forgot sorry for the mistake i played this game in 2004 it was awesome and the control is awesome

Cold Winter - PS2

OMG somebody shit on the coats!

j/k one word. dont buy it. damn more than one word. to bland to gay to boring bah this game sucks

Cold Winter - PS2

THIS GAME IS CRAP

Man, did you guys miss the mark. Shame on you, G.P. I'm glad I only wasted a rental on this one. It's already bargin bin priced at the used game store.

Cold Winter - PS2

Good, but too easy

With the plethora of first person shooters out there, Cold Winter can hold it's own, even with a few flaws. The single player story is fragmented and easily forgetable but the gameplay is solid, though a cakewalk even on the hardest difficulty, and I encountered only a couple minor sound bugs. Control is probably the best I've seen on PS2 yet. Very responsive and precise unlike the majority of FPS games on the console with their tendency to be twitchy. All the weapons are pretty well balanced, although none have a secondary function outside of a scope. The enemies aren't real bright. Occassionally they'll tip a table over for cover or toss a smoke and advance on you. But most of the time they're out in the open, not moving, and firing in your general direction. They aren't very good shots either. A new concept of creating items from gathered materials makes an appearance. But there's not a whole lot of variety, mostly explosives of one form or another, and the materials are overly plentyful most of the time. The graphical end isn't much of an achievement, for a new game, it looks dated. But the attention to minor details livens things up a little bit. Flies gather around bodies, blood spatter runs down walls, leaving bloody footprints ect... All in all, not a bad way to kill 8 hours or so.

Cold Winter - PS2

Agree with Gamepro

Easily the best FPS I've seen for PS2 so far. The action is so tight and gameplay is very smooth. Highly recommend to core gamers.

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