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Far Cry 2
Studio : UBI Soft
by UBI Soft
Brand : UBI Soft
Model : 34408
Platform : PLAYSTATION 3
Release Date : 2008-10-21
Publisher : UBI Soft
Minimum Age : 17.0 Years
Maximum Age : 20.0 Years
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0008888344087
UPC : 008888344087
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 31 reviews)
List Price : $59.99
Our Price : $37.69
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First-person shooter for PlayStation 3 gives players an open-ended gameplaying experience
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Roam the beautifully detailed jungles and savannah of Africa
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Pick up a wide range of weapons and hop into different vehicles
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Dynamic environment, including day-night cycles and fire propagation
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Online multiplayer supports up to 16 players
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Jas-store.com Product Description |
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Far Cry 2 by Ubisoft is the anticipated sequel to the award-winning original that brings players into the beautiful and hostile world of Africa. Far Cry 2 for PlayStation 3 features open-ended gameplay that allows you to play the game whichever way you choose, with the choices you make affecting where the game leads you.  | Far Cry 2
Players:
Offline: 1
Online: 16
Multiplayer Modes:
Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Diamond, Uprising
Format:
Native 720p high-definition output. |  | | 
Far Cry 2 brings you to Africa where you'll explore the savannah and the jungle. View larger. | 
Far Cry 2 features real-time night-and-day cycles. View larger. | Outstanding Graphics
Ubisoft developed the Dunia Engine specifically for Far Cry 2. Among other things, the Dunia Engine delivers realistic, interactive environments, special effects, real-time night-and-day cycles, and smart enemy AI. Expansive, Realistic Environment
Far Cry 2 is set in a fictional region of Africa where you are caught between two rival factions at war. The Ubisoft team spent a lot of time filming and photographing in Africa to get all the details of the landscape and native wildlife. The result is a huge gameplay area that is 50 square kilometers, taking players into and out of the jungle and savannah. Wild animals such as zebras, buffalo, gazelle are encountered during the game, with both players and enemies allowed to interact with them. Far Cry 2 features an incredible level of detail and realism, with a minimal in-game interface to detract from immersion. For example, players will need to navigate the world using an in-game map and navigation system, weapons will disintegrate over time, and fires will spread and propagate. Each of the actions a player takes is reflected in the environment and changes the content of the game. To fulfill your mission, you need to play the enemies against each other, using both strategy and skill. Huge Range of Weapons and Vehicles
Far Cry 2 offers gamers a wide range of weapons, from a machete for hand-to-hand combat, to a sniper rifle that can stealthily pluck off enemies from afar. As weapons disintegrate over time, they might jam or even explode in your hand. There are also a large range of vehicles such as gliders, trucks, cars, and boats that will let you fly, drive, slide, and hover over the open landscapes. Multiplayer Options for up to 16 Players
Far Cry 2 supports up to 16 players and has four gameplay modes: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Diamond, and Uprising. Players can choose from six different classes in multiplayer, each with its own set of pros and cons. Just as in the single-player mode, multiplayer games will feature dynamic elements, making each session unique.
 
You can explore the world of Far Cry 2 from inside a car or flying on a glider.
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FarCry 2 |
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Great graphics but in my opinion some boring gameplay. Get your fix with Bioshock, Gears of War or Resistance. |
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I wish I could rate this below 1 star |
If you are considering buying this game, please do yourself a favor and refrain. Never in my life have I played such a boring, repetitive turd of a game. I don't want to make this long, so i'm going to give a quick run-through of what you can expect.
-Drive to mission. All vehicles in the game top out at about 35, so it takes forever to get anywhere. This is only made worse by the fact that you are attacked less than every minute by other people on the road. Seriously, for every minute of driving, you will have to stop, get out, and kill someone.
-Get mission.
-Drive to objective. This will be exactly like driving to the mission, however I left out the guard posts in that section. As if random people on the road aren't enough, every couple of minutes you will come to a guard post. If you drive through in your ridiculously slow vehicle, you will likely be shot enough to cause you to have to stop and fix your car. If you do make it through, someone will come chasing you and you'll have to stop anyway.
-Complete mission. For all of the driving, it will probably take you 2 minutes to beat the actual mission. So after you beat a mission (and they're all pretty much the same) you just start over.
This game is nothing more than these few steps repeated over and over again for many hours. There is no game on earth that is more boring or repetitive. |
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Not a far cry from great!!! |
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This game is a one of a kind. The settings are more realistic and interactive than any other game that I've played. The characters are very realistic looking. The trees move when the player walks through the woods. There are birds chirping and all kinds of wild life are making sounds through the lands. The player will feel as if he is really in the wilderness. The shadows are realistic and the weather effects, as well. The sunsets are very realistic, too. Once, it was raining. The rain was so realistic because it just seemed as if I was in a real rainstorm. With the rain and the mist of the rain hitting the trees, I could hardly see ahead. Then, there is the gameplay. Fortunately, for COD players, the controls are similar, which is excellent. I didn't have to re-learn the controls to the game, which is rare. Riding in vehicles isn't the greatest experience, but the first person look of being in the vehicle is ok. Engaging enemies at safe houses and camps aren't easy. It is extremely hard to sneak up on them. The possiblitly of a successful stealth mission is far from the MGS and Splinter Cell experience. The player must act fast, when enemies have their back turned. Don't hesitate. It is still difficult. Even at a distance, they'll somehow see you and start to fire. They will quickly try to flank you and sometimes, it is hard to tell where shots are coming from. Also, the player won't know the exact location of an enemy, such as COD. When traveling from place to place, proceed with caution! A player can easily travel to areas where enemy are. All of a sudden you are under attack. Now, one thing that is cool about gunfights is if enemies are shot and they don't die, don't worry! They'll still be effected by being shot. This is where more of the realism of the game comes in. If hit in other places, they'll noticably limp or stagger to cover. I ran up on one enemy in this condition and easily killed him. Now, I did wound a man in a chair and he continued to fire, so be careful! The explosions are very cool and interactive. In fact, they are a little better than COD. Other cool features are the GPS, which helps a player find diamonds that are scattered through the land. By the way, diamonds are the only thing that can be used to purchase weapons, and other things. It could make a player feel as if he is on a treasure hunt. Overall, Far Cry 2 will put you in the realm of GTA because of the openess. It will remind players of COD for the controls, characters, weapon authenticity, and blood animation. The game will also remind a player of Mercenaries do to the fact that a player can travel through war zones and deal with two different factions. If a player could just sneak up on enemies better, I'd rate this game a five, instead of a four. |
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I Don't Get the Hate for This Game |
I waited until Christams to get this game. I waited becuase I read tons of reveiws saying this is one of the worst games. It's boring, it's repetetive, and the multiplayer sucks. I just got it a few days ago and I'm happy to say it wasn't a waste of money. I acually find it highly enjoyable. Lots of people had said the driving is bad, but I didn't really mind it. The only thing I didn't like about it was that you constantly had to get out and kill guards who constantly attacked you. It made sense if you're enemies with their faction, but I get attacked by everyone. Another thing I didn't like was I never knew who was attacking me. There's nothing to distinguish the two factions apart. Another thing I read from positive reviews is that you should play in small portions to not get bored. I truly don't get this. I've played for several hours straight and never got bored. It's a 50km sq map. How can you get bored? There just seems to be always something to do. The gunplay in this was another thing I liked. It was realistic. You can't just shoot at something and expect to always hit it. Some guns aren't very accurate. And you'll have to occasionaly swap guns to keep your current gun from jamming from constant use.
The things I didn't like about this game was that the AI is so bad, the game is made extremely easy. I've walked past guards and they don't notice me until I get in a car. They don't take cover, throw grenades, or anything except shoot. Another thing I didn't find very good was the malaria. While healing your wounds was a nice implement, (nothing like wathcing yourself pry a bullet out of your arm with plyers), I found the whole malaria thing annoying. When you have pills, you just take them when you're prompted to. But the missions are annoyances when you have to go and get more pills from the underground. Despite these problems, I found this game to be highly enjoyable. |
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Far Cry 2 |
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If you loved the first game you won't be disappointed with the sequel. Just like most of the best games, it takes a few hours to become a pro. The freedom of movement and control over your destiny makes replaying the game a continual adventure. This game allows you to create your own strategies, and then adapt them as you see fit. Do what you want, whenever you want! The available weapons in the game are fantastic! I'm a big fan of COD 4 and World at War - especially their online play. However, Far Cry 2 is much more fun in single player mode - much, much more fun! If you want to buy a game that you can have fun continually replaying in single player as well as multiplayer, this is your game! |
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