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Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - PS3

Pros Cons
Innovative concepts  
Epic boss fights  
Engaging story  
Intense action  
Awesome audio  
Amazing visuals  
Game Of The Year!!!

Snake's back again in the final chapter of the Metal Gear Solid franchise, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. I have too many good things to say about this game, so I'll start with the obvious: the graphics. Visuals have never looked this good in a MGS game. With that being said, the cutscenes are also something to behold! No longer will codec messages flood the screen during cutscenes, due to the action and excellent voice acting by Snake (David Hayter) and every other character voiced by some of the best in the business. The OctoCamo changes the gameplay by introducing instant camouflage by simply pressing up against an object, or laying completely still on the ground. And a game like this wouldn't be good without jump-out-of-your-skin action! Though most of the game requires you to be stealthy, you still have a variety of weapons ranging from the usual tranquilizer, to an RPG-7 missile launcher, with half of the weapons bring able to be customized with silencers, grenade launchers, dot sights, ETC. The engaging story will keep you locked in on this game to the end. The online play requires you to play as PMC, or Resistance members in deathmatch, team deathmatch, and sneaking missions. In conclusion, MGS4: GotP has an energetic story mode, and an intense online play, which is why I give it 5 well-deserved stars out of 5.

Stuntman: Ignition - PS2

Stuntman Ignition: CUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow. This Wow is not a good one. The first impression of this game (the commercial) was so good, that if I didn't have this game, I'd go insane. How wrong was I. Obviously graphics on the PS2 do not hold a candle to the 360 and PS3. That much is true. But handling? The handling and driving are the most important in a game where you do nothing but drive, whether it be a car, motorcycle, or a truck carrying a SCUD missile. About that truck, handling is super hard for any bulky truck like that. On the bright side, the game is actually enjoyable. When you finally complete a scene, it's a wonderful feeling like "good job." Some of the stunts are fun to accomplish, like the corkscrew, going off a ramp, smashing straight into a bunch of crates, explosions etc. All in all, it's a good game with sloppy handling, so I'd only recommend it to an explosion lover.

Kingdom Hearts II - PS2

Kingdoms and Hearts!!!!

KHII is a true RPG. There is now more playing time than the first kingdom hearts. Say goodbye to your family, because you won't be seeing them for a while. The only major downside to this game is the 2hr tutorial when you play as Roxas. The battles aren't turn- based like some of the non- RPGs, but are very satisfying. The levels are wider with many treasures to behold. And what treasures there are, especially with keyblades. The storyline unfolds beautifully with many details, characters, so on. With a follow-up like this, all I can say is" where is KHIII?" I give this game 4.75 goofys out of 5

Guitar Hero II - PS2

This Game Was Built On Rock n' Roll

Yay! Another GH game! Guitar Hero II delivers once again. This game has right-on rhythm that follows the previous installment... and well! The playlists are anything a hardcore rocker dreams of. Since I'm not fully a hardcore rocker, the playlist is good for me too! With songs like: Institutionalized, Shout at the Devil, and Black Sabbath's War Pigs, this game will have you rocking until night! I give Guitar Hero II 5 drunk roadies out of 5

Rampage: Total Destruction - PS2

Don't Drink This Soda: Not Too Much At Least

All right, another rampage game. Now, obviously, the big difference is the graphics. from 2D to 3D, no doubt about it. This rampage follows the franchise's name of, well, Total Destruction! And who can forget the people eating? however, I must criticize now. The gameplay can get boring and aggravating very easily. With constant falling off buildings, having tank after tank attack you, and on multiplayer, having your "friend" constantly kick you in the family jewels and throw you off of buildings! But, if you have a trustworthy friend that won't make you lose your ability to make an infant, multiplayer can be enjoyable.... at times. There are some unlockables, whether it be abilities or new monsters. But, there really isn't a difference in the monsters. Except, if you wanna look cool and become the lava guy (pun not intended). But, with a decent console crossover onto the ps2, Rampage gets a 3.5 out of 5