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This is a great game for a FPS game.
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It wouldn't work, it would stay stuck on the loading screen, I was never able to play the game it couldn't get past the opening credits no matter how many times I unplugged the PlayStation and plugged it back up and turn the power back on
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Haze was beat up pretty well by all of the profesional reviewers. I on the other hand enjoyed this title by Ubisoft very much. The story is: you are a guy named Carpenter working as a soldier for a company called Mantel. Mantel makes this revolutionary drug called Nectar that enhances a persons abaility to heal and perform in combat. What mantel doesn't tell the soldiers that are working for them is the drug is highly adictive and alters a persons view of reality and after longer term use of the drug it will cause you to die a painful death. Rebels are stealing Mantels Nectar so you are sent in to stop the rebels from stealing the nectar. The rebels want to destroy the nectar because they are aware of the side effects. The first 1/4 of the game you play as a Mantel soldier killing rebels. I enjoyed this part of the game because you can self administer Nectar and your targets are lit up and glow and is fun and easy to target and hit. Of course the rest of the game you grow a concious and realize that Mantel is a corupt corporation. After this you no longer can use Nectar. The rest of the game is fun just not the same without nectar. However the rest of the game does make up for this in other aspects. The game is rated mature and even though I am not a believer in the video game is killing our youth movement. I would strongly suggest evaluating this game if a younger person will be playing this game. There are scenes of mass graves and dead soldiers and the usually blood and alot of cursing as well as suecide. The graphics are great as you would expect. The controls are completely mapable which I like. Checkpoints are easily achieved so your next save point is always close. The weapons selection is good, however you can only have 2 weapons at one particular time. The amo situation is sometimes frustrating. Someties it will collect amo automaticaly and sometimes you have to collect it yourself. There are vehicles but they are pointless and take away from the game. The enemy and squad A.I is inconsistent. Sometimes your squad is helpfull and sometimes not as well with the enemies A.I. sometimes they are very aggresive and sometimes they just sit there for you to kill. But all in all in thought it worked well. This game offers about 30hrs of play per level. The voice overs are very annoying it's always the same thing over and over again at some point you almost want your squad to get killed just to shut them up. I only encountered 1 bug in the game and that was close to the end. So all in all not a great game but a solid game and well worth the time you spend on it. As far a s value I would never buy it at full price but @$30 is a good value.Read full review
This game is rated above average/good. I expected a little more action and fun. The game characters are wanna be gangsters. They cuss like their from the hood. I was surprised that Sony would let a game maker company use foul language. This system is played by younger kids as well....The game graphics are fair by not HD. The game controls are tuff at times. Especially when you want to drive the vehicles/ trucks in the game. You are required to push the square button option. It takes awhile before you are able to jump into the truck and drive off. I should have waited and rented this game. The TV commercial made the game look better than it really is.
Haze is a fun, if flawed game. Developed by Free Radical(now Crytek UK) and published by Ubisoft. Haze's story is interesting and well done, though after you join the rebels it slows down and stops being interesting. Haze's story follows a Mantel solider Shane Carpenter, he goes into the war with the dream of being a hero, but he shortly learns that Mantel isn't there for the war and just there to make money. Shane then joins the rebels and uses eveything he learned against them. Both sides have there own unique abilities and are fun to use. Haze's single player campaign is unfortunetly a few hours long and the AI is... somewhat stupid since they hardly use there abilities. Haze also features 2-4 player drop-in and out co-op which makes the game much more fun, if easier. Haze also has 2-16 online multiplayer, which works nice as you can play as one of the two sides. The main flaw with the online multiplayer though is the lack of many online modes since there are only 3( the 4th one must be downloaded from the Playstation store). I also don't like how some of the new map packs have just pretty much re-released maps with different times of day(Rolling Thunder, Caves At Night, Red Dawn just to name a few). Nonetheless Haze is an enjoyable FPS while it lasts. I would say rent the game first though to see if you like it.Read full review
