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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Heavy Fire: Shattered Spear Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:859292000836
Condition:Used
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
ESRB:Teen
SKU:X360_HEAVY_FIRE_SHATTERED_SP
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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I’ll admit straight off that I’m a bit biased toward this kind of game. I’ve always loved on-rails shooters. I remember as a kid going to the arcade and playing House of Dead or Time Crisis or other similar rail shooters and having a blast.That said, the game has pretty good graphics. This isn’t going to measure up to Halo or Battlefield by any means, but they are more than acceptable for a $20.00 game.Most of the sounds are acceptable, but some of the guns sound kind of lame and the voice acting is TERRIBLE. While I love me some B-movie style voice acting (which is to say, laughably bad voice acting), this was so bad that I cringed at times.The plot is pretty standard. You’re a soldier trying to stop Iran from launching a nuke and along the way you get to blow a lot of stuff up. Not really any awards for story here, but you need some reason to shoot at things I suppose.The controls were weird, but I got used to them. For some reason, the developers thought it would be a good idea to make the left stick the aiming control instead of the right, which is traditional. To add to the awkwardness, I normally aim (with the right stick) in a y-axis-inverted fashion. I learned from this game that I aim with the left stick without the axis inversion. Who would’ve thought. Once you get used to it, the game is a lot easier. Since you aren’t aiming with a gun object like in those old arcades, you have to drag the reticle around the screen which can cause brief periods of frustration at ce.
I’m a huge fan of games like Panzer Dragoon and Time Crisis, they are some of the best and biggest games franchises of the last generations. Sadly our love for On Rail shooters has not been met this generation, with releases and popularity slowly dwindling to a halt as the FPS genre takes center stage and picks up the core and casual market.However one genius, small developer has decided to mix two genres into one. They took the highly successful Call of Duty formula with great graphics and intense war gameplay but mix it so you can’t control your own movement. This is what we call ‘On Rails’ and requires quick reflexes and split second timing to catch everything in your sight before you move onto the next scene by taking a door, climbing a ladder or entering a building or vehicle.The game is completely original and the feel of it is very refreshing. One of the main appeals of the game it is incredibly easy to get 1000G to boost your Gamerscore so fans looking to for another easy game to breeze through for that should pick this up. I love this game and I love everything it represents. I only wish more people knew about it and the critics would give support for a change, otherwise I give it 5 stars and a full recommendation.Grade: A+
is very good, this game is very good it recimiendo much to the people who want to play, is for adults, children should not play
Better than call of duty.