The bulk of the game-play(that really makes you feel like a skilled warrior, and a formidable foe) of this 3rd-person action VG is you running around, eliminating RDA troops(armed with grenades, assault rifle(and later on, bazookas) or sniper rifles), sneaking(along with the Zipwire, it's right out of Splinter Cell, from the same developer. And while it's short, and replayability is limited(three difficulty settings(even on the easiest this can be challenging), and it keeps a record of how many of the pick-ups you have for any given mission), it's very enjoyable.
You can take over the so-called Hellfire Wasp, and it can be used scouting(since it flies) and, apparently, sabotage. It doesn't make this unplayable, though you can't really use the feature it's for(and you don't have to). Anyway, it messes up the Pointer, and simply doesn't respond the way it's supposed to. This is the first time I use it, and the only thing I've tried it on, so I don't know if the issue is with the thing itself or the interface in this.
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There are few bugs and glitches they're really all related to the use of the Motion Plus attachment. It's evidently rushed not only is every single of the 13(length between minutes and around an hour this will take you a day, day and a half tops to complete) levels entirely linear(with that said, several are memorable, and none are bad), you can only jump at specific points(A is for what little environment interaction there is in this, otherwise it's a roll), there are invisible barriers to keep this from having you die when you fall far down. This isn't quite up to that standard, but for what it is, it's pretty good. This is by Ubisoft, though, and they are responsible for one of the two exceptions(the other being Aladdin), TMNT. Let's get one thing straight: Licensed games almost always suck. Now he has only one thing on his mind: Revenge.
After Rai'uk sees his village destroyed and he remains one of the only living members of his clan, he spends years studying the outlanders from afar, and learning their language. This is set before the events of the movie(and doesn't spoil it). This is a review of the one for Wii, where you can only play as the Na'vi and can only use two weapons. Note that there is more than one version of this.
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