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31 reviews
Ultra violence
There's nothing too clever about this game, just guns, grenades and bodycounts.
The AI is pretty good and as the game progresses so does the intelligence of the enemy, so don't expect them to stay put while you take pot shots at them! The graphics are slick and not once did the game get 'stuck' at doorways/checkpoints etc... Resistance 3, ahem!
Other plus points are there there are a couple of large scale battles in which your computer controlled allies can actually be of some use other than cannon fodder. The weapons are realistic, with the flame thrower needing a special mention for the sadistic.
The big annoyance is the stupid 80's action movie dialogue, it's not as bad as Killzone 3 (a rushed out cash cow that has no improvements and is even dumber) and another niggle is that it doesn't have the different character options or the array of weapons that the original Killzone for the PS2 had.
Over all nothing groundbreaking but good fun none the less.
So far I've been a little disappointed with what the PS3 has to offer and game makers have yet to truly push the PS3 like GTA San Andreas did for the PS2. Come on guys, let's see what the PS3 can REALLY do.Read full review...
I recommend everyone who likes to play future games
It's one of those games that should go to the end, because after we have completely different impression than the first few hours of intercourse with the title. After all plots Killzone 2 falls feebly on the background of this Call of Duty 4, which pushes us further not only the pace, but by a diversity action.After completing the single player got the impression that this is a beautiful looking show for PS3, which just failed to be a great game. Guerrilla Games but perhaps too focused on graphics and scoring, and have forgotten that this game should be something more supportive. For me, stuff is not enough, because even though I could fall in love with some of these excellent weapons and reloading animations of each of them, it still was not enough, I pushed the stubborn forward.Read full review...
"been there, done that"
The Good:
1) One of the best graphics on the PS3.
2) Action loaded.
The Bad:
1) Very bad story and forgettable characters, you just don't care if your very best friend dies in this game.
3) The game just feels too generic ("been there, done that"), it doesn't try to do anything new.
4) No cop-op split screen.
The gameplay time for the single-player campaign is approximately 6-7 hours in normal mode. If your here just for the action then this is your game, but don't bother with the story.Read full review...
BUY IT! END OF!
The storyline is ok, has characters you could not less about, but the action/gameplay is just unreal and that's what counts. This is landmark shooter for the ps3. It's a classic. If only the story and characters were up the standard of the gameplay. But I guess that's where it really counts, and it plays like a dream. Relentless!Read full review...
killzone 2 sony playstation2
I bought that game ,because i had that game about 4 years ago and i loved that .
that times it was one of the best fpp shooter ever on ps2 for me ,and i spend few good months on it.
fantastic gameplay ,awesome levels and good action and definitily stunniing multiplayer .i have ps2 again and i decide first game i'll buy,its killzone .Read full review...
Killzone 2 Review
Is it possible for the hype of a game to completely fuel both its designers and its fans eagerly awaiting its release? In the case of Guerrilla Games' upcoming Killzone 2, the answer is an emphatic yes; the developers knew that they wanted to meet or surpass the action of the now infamous E3 trailer and have been trying to perfect their anticipated shooter. As far as fans were concerned, they were hoping that Killzone 2 would be the system seller and showcase for the PlayStation 3 -- a game that could conceivably rival that of Halo and Gears of War. Fortunately, the wait is almost over, because Killzone 2 will be released at the end of next month. That might seem a bit far away, but believe me when I say that the wait has been well worth it. Killzone 2 is an outstanding evolution of the franchise, a bullet and adrenaline-fueled rampage against an implacable enemy and a fantastic shooter for the PS3.
Killzone 2 is actually the third chapter in the series, following the original PS2 shooter and Killzone: Liberation, a third-person action title on the PSP. While players don't need to have played either one of those games to understand what's going on in Killzone 2, fans of the franchise will see connections between the three games with familiar characters popping up and events being referenced. The basic thrust of the story takes place after the events of Liberation, where the ISA has finally gotten tired of being invaded and attacked on its world of Vekta. While the relative success of repelling the Helghast has worked, the ISA has decided to take the fight back to Emperor Visari. Believing that the Helghast spirit has been broken by their losses on Vekta, the ISA launches a "revenge" invasion against the world of Helghan with the goal of capturing Visari and forcing the Helghast to stand down. Of course, the ISA quickly discovers that this is not the case at all, and as the soldiers discover that the Helghast spirit is just as fierce on their home world than ever before, they also that discover the Helghast have new weapons to unleash on their foes.
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Unlike the previous games, you're not stepping into the boots of Templar, the hero of the first two titles, who's been promoted up the ranks to become a commander of a fleet and his own troops. Instead, you'll take on the Helghast as Sev, part of a four-man team known as Alpha Squad. Led by Rico (who players might remember from the first two games), Sev and his other teammates, Garza and Natko, fight their way across Helghan through ten separate missions that will take you about eight to ten hours to complete. Each mission you embark on has multiple checkpoints and objectives that you'll complete, and these will cover large battles, ambushes, choke points, house to house fighting and even vehicular and turret sequences. Of all the segments, I kind of wish that the vehicles and turrets were expanded because you get a sense of truly affecting and turning the tide of the location that you're in with these weapons at your disposal.
The story of the game is pretty good for what it is. Themes of fascism and militaristic aggression, revenge and the costs of war echo rampantly throughout the entire title. There are a few dips here and there within the story. Rico is just as annoying and unlikable as ever; it's to the point where you can't help but hope that he meets an unsavory end in a sequel. The ending could've also ended on a much stronRead full review...
Great game ! Fps with funny characters !
Very good game ! I had Killzone & Killzone 3, both are also great ! Enjoy the full story of Killzone universe !
Correct and fast business!
Perfect game!
Easy to direct and to shake hands,good the description,nice the box simply perfect! The first and the third part turned out excellently!
the best game
Muito bom esse jogo, bastante difícil o que o faz a melhor opção para desenvolver habilidades no play 3 , .........................................................................................................................................................................................................Read full review...
great product
good game very entertainment ..............................................................................................................................