Cheap PS2 Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects (Video Games) (PlayStation2) Price
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| PLATFORM: | PlayStation2 |
| AGE GROUP: | 12 years and up |
| CATEGORY: | Video Games |
| MANUFACTURER: | Electronic Arts |
| ESRB RATING: | Teen |
| FEATURES: | PlayStation 2, Play as and against the worlds greatest super heroes, Gamers have full control over more than a dozen individual characters, Blood, suggestive themes, violence |
| TYPE: | Video Games, Sony Playstation (Play station), PSX (PS1 PSOne PS (1 one I), Role Playing Games (Game, rpg, rpgs) |
| MEDIA: | CD-ROM |
| MPN: | 14954 |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| ACCESSORIES: | |
| UPC: | 014633149548 |
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Customer Reviews of PS2 Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects
X MEN I don't really like the fighting style of the game. It seems like I've been waiting forever for a new X-MEN game similiar to my favorite one X-MEN Dimension. There's some cool characters in this one though. Everyone has the same move basically except for a few characters. Another favorite game of mine is Soul Calibur. If you have played either game then you will know what kind of game I like.
A fair warning from an old school Marvel fan hold onto your credit card!
When the word came out about Marvel Nemesis I couldn't help to feel this could be a very promising Marvel game. Who wouldn't? The press release (yeah I should know better) made it look great: 15 or more playable heros from several camps not just one: Avengers, X men, Spiderman and the Thing. So far so good. The team EA put together to produce this game looked good on paper also.
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>Could this be the game that put some of my favorite Marvel comic heros to life on the screen with a good story line, clean graphics and player models, good sound and a great combat/fighting engine? NO. NO. NO. This is nothing but a brilliant marketing plan that made a few investors some money before the word got out that this game is terrible.
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>I honestly tried to give this game a chance. I tried it for several hours and it was the biggest disappointment in something that had all the potential to be a great title. If you feel like making a few snickering rich guys richer buy this game so they can take even more more money with them all the way to Switzerland while laughing that they duped you bad.
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>DO TRUST the reviews out there online. Most of them tell the truth about this game. But before bought it I found ONE review from what appeared to be an old schooler like me. He like me didn't want to spend countless hours memorizing key combos and moves. He wanted to get in the game to play as quickly as possible. He like me didn't want to comb through a player's guide for hours before starting. It made sense.
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>But heres the truth:
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>Graphics are horrible. What are these people smoking that give the graphics for this game 4.5 out of 5? From even the online mainstream reviewers.
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>Sound: Not bad
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>Playability: Worthless. Repeated scenes. Camera mechanics are horrible!
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>Shame on you Marvel for allowing this sham to use your label. Your heros should revolt and attack the Marvel building for allowing this junk to promise so much and deliver this mess.
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Like a cupcake its sweet but not satisfying
Overall this is a decent game but not a great one. My first impression of this game was to give it 1 star. However, the more I played though the more I teased some of the subtleties out of it which brought it to the level of an average game. Its a fun button-masher (Kind of like a 3D Double Dragon) that will likely serve as one of those party games where folks sit around pounding on each other. However, there is a distinct lack of depth that may turn more sophisticated gamers off. Hopefully there will be a sequel and that game will build on some of the strengths of this one.
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>Pros: The Marvel characters are just plain fun to play, watching Spidey whip out the webs and throw a dude outta the arena is too much fun. Having Venom jump in the air, grab a spaceship and slam it into the ground like a football is priceless. Flying around as Iron Man blasting aliens is a hoot. The Imperfects were nicely done as well and their background cinematics were quite creative (Johnny Ohn is a blast). The game also definitely captured a comic "feel" and the sound/musical score are also top notch.
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>Cons: The depth of the game as a pure fighter cannot compare to say a Soul Calibur II or Tekken. The maneuvers are context based and seem to be highly dependent on timing. Characters often pause, leaving openings for enemies. Some additions like a high and low attack or a handful of programmable combos would be welcome. The camera seemed to lag behind the character too. This often lead to me running in a circle and getting blasted because the camera is looking the wrong way (especially when flying). The graphics on PS2 were not as nice as I anticipated (may be better on Xbox?). I also didn't care for the language, I've got little ones that may be in the room and I don't need them repeating the Thing's or Spidey's catch phrases. Lastly the arenas are large enough that your character turns into a spec in the background under some conditions. This makes control tougher and honestly you can't tell Spidey from Magneto when your dude is 3mm tall (and I have a 34" HD TV).