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RARE New James Cameron's Avatar: The Game (PC DVD, 2009) Sealed Brand NEW

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Item specifics

Condition
New: An item that is still in its original shrink wrap from the manufacturer and the original ...
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Release Year
2009
UPC
0008888685432
Platform
PC
Rating
T-Teen
MPN
008888685432
Publisher
Ubisoft
Genre
Action & Adventure
Game Name
James Cameron's Avatar: The Game

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Product Information

Set on the fantastical sci-fi planet of Pandora, James Cameron's Avatar: The Game is a third-person adventure with RPG-style character development, featuring predominant shooting and melee combat action. The game's story poses challenges to the player's moral perspectives, as well. A prequel to the movie, set two years earlier, Avatar: The Game follows its own original storyline. Humans have come to the planet to harvest valuable minerals. They find themselves at war with the dominant native species, the Na'vi, a humanoid race of great size and strength but only stone age technological development. The futuristic humans have developed a method by which they can remotely take control of a mindless, genetically engineered Na'vi body, and experience existence through this avatar.<br><br>Players take the role of a character named Able Ryder, who is a signals specialist soldier with the human Resource Development Agency, or "RDA." From mission to mission, the game moves from Ryder's experiences as a human soldier, and those in the role of a Na'vi avatar. Players can chose their character's gender and customize appearance, and add skills and abilities as they gain experience and power by progressing through the adventure. They will eventually face a crucial choice, similar to that of Jake Sully in the film: To remain loyal to the RDA, and lead the human forces to claim control of the planet, or to assume the identity of their avatar and side with the Na'vi, leading the native people to expel the invading humans from their sacred grounds. <br><br>As a human soldier, the game plays like a 3D third-person shooter. Players have access to high-tech weapons and equipment to help them survive in the brutal environments of Pandora, where hungry, dinosaur-sized creatures hunt and lurk all throughout the surreal wilderness. Humans can also use vehicles, including large, heavily armed, walking mech suits that are more than a match to the sheer physical strength of the towering natives. In the role of Ryder's ten-foot tall Na'vi avatar, players excel in melee combat, swinging a mighty battle staff, and gain expertise with a (truly) long bow as well. Na'vi also have all the advantages of a native people, and even the indigenous creatures may come to their aid, if properly coaxed.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Ubisoft
MPN
008888685432
UPC
0008888685432
eBay Product ID (ePID)
56270986

Product Key Features

Rating
T-Teen
Genre
Action & Adventure
Platform
PC
Game Name
James Cameron's Avatar: The Game

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2009
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Mouse, Keyboard
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139973
ESRB Descriptor
Animated Blood, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes, Violence

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  • Most favourable review

    Just as good on PC

    Enjoyed this game on PS3, enjoyed it just as much on PC. Only issue is that after using Steam for so long, putting in a disk feels unusual.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: kichi-oni

  • myPC2old;bought 4future;3D w/3dTV orNvidia+CRT+3d Sftwr

    my pc was too old i knew going in its processor was too old &amp; slow, being a pentium 3, bu ti bought it for future use when i get a better one. I think it needs 1gb RAM and a beter video card, like an ATI x1300 pci or similar lesser one by ATI if you have an AGP vid port or pci-express/pci-e. ATI also makes a 4200 pro model for pci slots. Read lots of reviews, seems great. Slightly linear and not totally free-roaming was the main of the 3 minor limitations that subtracted 1 star based on all i read. Keyboard controls not greatly easy easy but fairly so. Slightly blurry in normal mode. Has built-in 3d support (slightly blurry or blurrier in normal play mode), if you have either a 3d tv by panasonic or whoever the other mfr. is making them now and also either a PS360 a , or a CRT ...

  • Suprise: its not terrible

    After coming off of a month of Modern Warfare 2 and Dragon age, I decided, against my better judgement, to give Avatar a try. Gamers know the quality of most movie based games, but I played this one because Im really looking foward to James Camerons return to cinema with the movie Avatar. This game has been pretty hyped as a revolution in movie based games, and while it isnt exactly that, it was far better than I expected. First, the good: -It plays and controls fairly well -The graphics are outstanding. Its obvious that the main character is actually Pandora itself. -Its of a pretty decent length -lots of weapons and armor -The AMP suit is pretty cool -A branching story give you an excuse to play through twice -The &apos;pandora-pedia&apos; is awesome if you have an interest in ...

  • Best game I have ever played

    I saw the film and then tried the game demo and suprisingly for me managed to complete it. Not being one for being able to get far in games I purchased the full game and am doing well have reached the Navi city. Gameplay is excellent and the respawning is good as without it I cant see how I could continue the levels. Graphics are brilliant and you really do feel you are there. Sometimes in the game I stop and just look around to appreciate this. My advice is if you want to see the capabilities of your graphics card is to buy this - It really does show off the PC and the refinement that games have reached. Using Windows 7 and DX10 card.

  • Very good for a move licensed game

    For a licensed game, is pretty good. A hidden gem specially for James Cameron Avatar fans.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: midwesterncollectables