I just spent over an hour writing a review of Prey that seems to have disappeared into thin air, so forgive me for being brief, but I'm buggered if I'm going through that again!!

Just cause is a really pretty game, with beautiful water effects and foliage, but in this case, sadly, beauty is skin deep.

Most of the missions are just the same thing again and again. The driving feels extremely "floaty", and the combat is as flat as a pancake. Like some girls I know, it's lovely to look at, there's just nothing on the inside!

I absolutely love this game. The landscape is HUGE, the missions are action-packed, the graphics are truly next-gen, & the instability you cause is awesome. The vehicles are clunky & hard too control, but it is much easier to grapple onto a chopper & hijack it. My favorites are the province liberation missions. It's a blast to shoot your way up thru an estate and kill an the enemies who try to flee. However, there are quite a few glitches. For some odd reason, the "blow-up-a-station" side missions have glitches, so you will have to ignore them. A few flaws keep this game from being a masterpiece, but in no way should be missed. Overall, a mind-blowing view on revolution.

This is a pretty decent game it has the open-world feel of Grand Theft Auto but it is unique in its own way by using a carribean like setting. Theres all kinds of unique stunts that you can do like jumping onto boats, cars, and even aircrafts. The shooting is somewhat cartoonish but the selection of weapons is very amusing. Overall its a good game that should be rented not bought.

awesome the sky diving is qatriple great great awesome i own it in my my ps2 it rocks awesome iit rules

This game was Great! I loved the huge open world. but my favorite thing was the parachute! i have so much fun with that thing. It's a sure buy.

Just Cause is a tricky game to review. On the one hand, there's something so satisfying about grappling onto the tail-end of a helicopter, then jumping THROUGH the rotor blades into the cockpit and taking command. On the other hand, the thrill wears off after you do it for the 20th time. See, once you play through the first few missions of JC, you know what's coming in the rest of the missions. The first tropical island you start on looks exactly like the rest of San Esperito, and the stunts you perform are the exact same stunts you're going to be pulling off for the rest of the game. Jumping out of cars and paragliding to your next destination becomes less and less exciting each time you do it. But if nothing changes, then why did I enjoy it so much? Perhaps it was the graphics, which honestly set JC apart from most next-gen games I've played. The lighting and shadow effects, particularly at dawn and dusk, will have you struggling just to pay attention to the action. Many times, I just stopped and marveled as the rays of sunlight were broken up by my chopper's rotor. Yeah, the graphics were gorgeous, but what really made Just Cause fun for me was the idea that you were actually liberating a country in turmoil. I really enjoyed starting an uprising with the militia and storming the government blockades. Province by province you'll take control of San Esperito, and as you make good with the local drug cartel and revolutionary forces, you'll advance in rank and earn new safehouses, vehicles, and weapons. And to be honest, storming the gates of a town or city or drug-palace is actually more enjoyable than most of the real missions in the game. I guess I liked Just Cause because I'm the kind of gamer that enjoyed the time spent in between mission more than the actual missions themselves.

I give it a 4.5 looks good.. and do-whatever-you-want gameplay sounds good to me.. graphics look nice.. pretty cool