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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2

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WORTHPLAYING - - All about games ! (1859 words)
The original Ghost Recon was one of those love-hate types of games; where gamers were either drawn into its incredibly realistic combat, tactics, and relatively slow pacing or pushed away by those very same features, and there wasn't much of a middle ground of which to speak.
Ghost Recon 2 is largely the same "style" of game as its predecessor in terms of its overall gameplay and realism, though it differs substantially in a variety of ways.
Ghost Recon 2 mixes it up a bit by consolidating the soldiers in your command into one squad of four soldiers that you directly control.
Ghost Recon 2 (1072 words)
Ghost Recon 2 takes the series in an entirely different direction by moving the camera from first- to third- person and putting an emphasis on the gunplay by stripping out the planning and command aspects.
The valueware sentiment is present throughout Ghost Recon 2, thanks to sparse menus, no multiplayer, loose map indicators making it a chore to track level progression, and models that are rudimentary in design; all of which is in stark contrast to the slick package presented in its Xbox counterpart.
Ghost Recon was a fine title, and the heritage of Red Storm’s Tom Clancy games has held up remarkably for nearly a decade, but this is certainly a fl mark.
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