You are an army of one, but you're not the only one. Engineer David Hamm. That goes for the wide variety of belligerents you'll meet as you make your way through the campaign as well.
Don't be surprised to see this generation of GIs in a Humvee or a Blackhawk. There are some annoying difficulty spikes though, so you have to keep that in mind. Trying to master the online mode is tough, but rewarding.
Sound: The soundtrack is pretty much what you'd expect from a war game or an action movie. The sound effects and the audio mix is pretty good though, the voice acting is good, not amazing, but it's good.
There Are Sequels and then there are follow-ups. Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 is most definitely the latter, a game that bears more resemblance to an overinflated add-on though admittedly a highly adept one than a fully fledged sequel. Of course, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with follow-ups. They're often just as much fun as their predecessors; sometimes even more so. It's just that to call them fully fledged sequels can be tad misleading.
Take this tense and generally adept team-based tactical shooter. It's perfectly playable, highly enjoyable and, on the whole, well designed. But as you and your team of three specialforces Ghosts slink from shadow to shadow dispatching enemies with pinpoint headshots, it's impossible not be haunted by a niggling sense that you've been here before. And in a way, you have. Reprising your role as team leader Captain Scott Mitchell - an overconfident stereotype with a Marlboro rasp - you, along with your team of soldiers, must prevent a Mexican uprising from spilling over into the US of A.
Of course, if there's one thing worse than an uprising, it's an uprising involving the possession of nuclear weapons. With just 72 hours before the insurgents launch a few dozen megatons into the Land of the Free, you and your fellow special-ops warriors must track down and incapacitate all American-hating Mexicans by any means at your disposal.
Armed with futuristic weaponry after all, this is , including floating scout drones and the Cross-Com 2. Each mission kicks off with an in-depth briefing during which somewhat bizarrely you're treated to real-life video footage of the war zone and animated snippets from a blustery general who tells you what's on the menu for the forthcoming operation.
Once you've absorbed all this information, it's time to equip yourself with hardware and select your team from a collection of soldiers, each with their own abilities and personality. Well, that's if you count a one-paragraph description of their characters as a personality. With the formalities over, it's time to get dropped into the war zone.
Disappointingly, at no point does this involve being pushed out of an aircraft at several thousand feet and marvelling at the beauty of the world below you as in the original ; instead, you're unceremoniously shipped from one place to the next via a chopper. Practical, perhaps, but where's the panache? The current incarnation was done using the Single Player demo so I am not positive if it will work with No addons were found matching the criteria specified.
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Find out more and change your settings in our privacy policy. Add addon RSS Addons. Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 is a game that belongs to Tom Clancy's saga the most important in terms of tactical shooter games , which is based on a series of fictitious facts that happen in Mexico City.
Your mission won't only be to eliminate all the enemies that you encounter, but you will also be able to lead a group of soldiers that are under your control , something that makes the game slightly more difficult because we will always have to face the full sense of our teammates' movements before starting the action.
The game's graphics aspect is really outstanding, its animations and effects have been well-cared. Arkanoid — Eternal Battle planned for release. Total Arcade Racing is total arcade racing. Notify of. Inline Feedbacks. Our current writing team Neil Watton. James Birks. Richard Dobson. Gareth Brierley. Dave Ozzy.
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