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And to top it all off, Lockdown features Lifetime channel–style scenes that do their damnedest to to make you think of your squad mates as real pals instead of the "meat shields" they really are.
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It’s still above average and the multiplayer modes are worth investing time in if you’ve enjoyed them before.
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Beyond the P.E.C. mode and faster gameplay, not a whole lot has changed since Black Arrow, which disappoints even the most meager expectations for change.
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Though Lockdown is still a worthwhile shooter, its overall feel may leave longtime fans wondering if the developers have finally strayed too far from the game's roots.
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Given the spotty AI, the crummy animations and slightly-above average graphics, it's hard to get excited about much in Lockdown be it offline or on.
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PSM MagazineMaybe with better graphics and gameplay, Lockdown would have stolen some of "Ghost Recon's" thunder. As it stands, it's a notch dumber, and a notch less fun, an average urban shooter plays FAR better when your opponents are human. [Oct 2005, p.82]
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Game InformerIt's a lackluster, repetitive experience that will only appeal to the most Clancy-crazed gamer. It's not terrible or broken, but I've been doing the same thing, with the same problems and frustrations, for years. [Nov 2005, p.141]
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Lockdown is definitely a good game for those who are new to the tactical shooter genre, but the controls hamper the enjoyment of the game.
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The hard-core realism and punishing difficulty that earned this franchise its rabid fan base has been diluted, and what's left is a hardcore strategic series that's trying awfully hard to be a little more run and gun. It doesn't quite work.
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Although the single-player game is lacking, the same thankfully can't be said about the multiplayer, which is just as strong as ever.
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Official U.S. Playstation MagazineSteel-eyed competence, but not a whole lot of flash. [Nov 2005, p.110]
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This is a big step back for the franchise, and one that used to pride itself on realism and pacing. Again, it's not a bad game, it's just a bad Rainbow Six game.
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Official Playstation 2 Magazine UKDull, lifeless, unexciting and other words for 'boring,' Rainbow Six: Lockdown is uninspired and not worth your cash. [Nov 2005, p.126]
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The new arcade-style squad control may make things quicker, but it short-circuits the one thing that made Rainbow Six different: intelligent squad strategy.
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Computer Games Magazineit's ultimately just another tactical shooter to throw on the growing pile of games that make you truly appreciate your mouse and keyboard. [Dec p.92]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 7 out of 12
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Mixed: 2 out of 12
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Negative: 3 out of 12
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Nov 30, 2022Vuruş hissi falan PS2 oyunlarının en iyisi herhalde........................
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Mar 25, 2020Amazing game!! Tons of characters, weapons, and unlockables. Every stage is unique and fun. It's entertaining and doesn't get boring
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ThomasM.Oct 9, 2005