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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 (Classics)
£19.59
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4 instalments of £4.89 with clearpay Learn more
Following the failure of the "coup d'état" in Mexico City Mexican rebels have gathered their remaining forces along the US border. The Ghosts have less than 72 hours to stop a nuclear attack. Lead your team of elite Special Forces for the first time on US soil - straddling the border between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas. You are the last line of defence and must do what it takes to protect your country.
The Legacy Edition includes the critically acclaimed original game Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 as well as all the downloadable packs previously available on Xbox LIVE on one unique additional disk for a total of:
- 60 multiplayer maps
- 62 weapons
- 16 co-op campaign missions
- 8 game modes
- 1250 achievement points
Features:
- Cross Com 2.0: unprecedented level of power and control - The CROSS-COM is now visible in a full-screen view! Players can directly control and give orders to battlefield elements, such as drones, M.U.L.E., helicopters, Bradley's and squad-mates.
- The most authentic modern warfare - The addition of separate classes will provide a unique gameplay experience. The player builds his strategy and chooses the most adapted squad.
- Visual effects - Thanks to next-gen effects such as real-time shadows, HDR lighting, extremely realistic water, smoke, and fire effects players will be immersed in stunning and living war zones.
- 60 adversarial multiplayer maps - An expanded arsenal of multinational weapons, character customisation options, new optimising re-spawn system, new female operatives and hundreds of new game mode options are available.
- Expanding on the online features that made the original GRAW so popular, GRAW2 - Legacy Edition adds a 16 original mission co-op campaign with a fully immersive experience and storyline. Featuring open-ended play that rewards teamwork as you play with up to sixteen players.
- Tom Clancy
- PEGI 16
- Ubisoft
- Xbox 360
- English
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 (Classics)
£19.59
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4 instalments of £4.89 with clearpay Learn more
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Following the failure of the "coup d'état" in Mexico City Mexican rebels have gathered their remaining forces along the US border. The Ghosts have less than 72 hours to stop a nuclear attack. Lead your team of elite Special Forces for the first time on US soil - straddling the border between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas. You are the last line of defence and must do what it takes to protect your country.
The Legacy Edition includes the critically acclaimed original game Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 as well as all the downloadable packs previously available on Xbox LIVE on one unique additional disk for a total of:
- 60 multiplayer maps
- 62 weapons
- 16 co-op campaign missions
- 8 game modes
- 1250 achievement points
Features:
- Cross Com 2.0: unprecedented level of power and control - The CROSS-COM is now visible in a full-screen view! Players can directly control and give orders to battlefield elements, such as drones, M.U.L.E., helicopters, Bradley's and squad-mates.
- The most authentic modern warfare - The addition of separate classes will provide a unique gameplay experience. The player builds his strategy and chooses the most adapted squad.
- Visual effects - Thanks to next-gen effects such as real-time shadows, HDR lighting, extremely realistic water, smoke, and fire effects players will be immersed in stunning and living war zones.
- 60 adversarial multiplayer maps - An expanded arsenal of multinational weapons, character customisation options, new optimising re-spawn system, new female operatives and hundreds of new game mode options are available.
- Expanding on the online features that made the original GRAW so popular, GRAW2 - Legacy Edition adds a 16 original mission co-op campaign with a fully immersive experience and storyline. Featuring open-ended play that rewards teamwork as you play with up to sixteen players.
- Tom Clancy
- PEGI 16
- Ubisoft
- Xbox 360
- English
Customer Reviews
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A review for the single-player and split-screen portions of the game
At the time of writing this review, the game is selling for €11. My generous rating is heavily influenced by this price. The single player is outdated and ugly to look at compared to today's games. Although oddly enough the lightning effects are quite impressive at times. The game is functional and fun enough, in its own unique way. The Crosscom that allows you to scan ahead with your spy drone and highlight enemies that then show up in a red outline on the screen is wonderful, but is stifled by the poor AI. The worst kind of AI. Ghost Recon at its heart is a stealth game, but as soon as you fire a shot everyone will know where you are. This often makes no sense. When I am 100s of metres away and get a perfect headshot with a sniper rifle, the enemies immediately home in on my position, and losing them is a monumental task. It seems the only way to throw the buggers off is with a smoke grenade. Crawling to a building across the street (and all the time out of the enemies line of sight!) is futile, because in GRAW2 it seems your enemies can see through solid walls -- but not smoke. The split-screen was a humongous disappointment. I can't recommend other Tom Clancy games enough for their marvellous split-screen co-op (Rainbow Six: Vegas and Splinter Cell Chaos Theory/Convictions). But GRAW2 is almost unplayable in this mode, forcing you to use the 1st person view. I remember playing the old Ghost Recon games on the original XBOX, that were entirely first person games, and the coop worked well. But they were different games, here everything is smaller and harder to see when clumsily running about in first person. In this view it is also detrimenta to use the cover gameplay that GRAW2 is all about. It might also be worth mentioning, for anyone expecting Ghost Recon to possess an engaging story; the story and characters (I'm sure intentionally) are laughably bad. For €11 I just about got my money's worth, but if you haven't played Rainbow Six: Vegas, do yourself a favour and pick that up instead.
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