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Generally favorable reviews- based on 117 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 102 out of 117
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Mixed: 13 out of 117
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Negative: 2 out of 117
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Nov 7, 2020
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TrevorC.Jun 3, 2004
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LoucasM.Sep 17, 2004Beautiful game but WAY TOO SHORT with no replay value. A pity it could have been fantastic.
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GeckoJun 10, 2004
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UterJun 18, 2004Not sure why, but I'm not all that impressed so far. Also I don't think it's as easy as some of these reviews say - I've died 3-4 times in the 1st half hr.
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TheSoupJun 29, 2004The graphics are by far the best I've ever seen in an Xbox game, but once you get over the graphics, the fighting can get really repetitive (especially with the traquilizer gun). My second problem with the game is that it took me roughly six hours to beat it on normal. I definitely suggest renting it before buying it.
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HansA.Sep 30, 2006This is a ridiclously gory video game. I like it a lot though and I play it with my son very often if it's not too late.
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FSWMasterJun 22, 2004
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You'reanidiotjordanaJun 4, 2004Played the demo... it's obviously trying to be too ambitious with it's graphics causing the frame-rate and animations to suffer. I prefer smooth fps to high res textures... and please don't rate games based on hype... guys like Jordan A ruin sites like this.
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KevinF.Jul 15, 2004Entertaining but linear, like most first-person shooters
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Awards & Rankings
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#7 Most Discussed Xbox Game of 2004
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#25 Most Shared Xbox Game of 2004
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A finely crafted gaming experience that will not soon be duplicated. The action, script and presentation are all worthy of the highest praise.
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Butcher Bay soundly defeats "Halo" and takes it's place as FPS of this generation.
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Merges both action and stealth perfectly to create a completely enthralling experience. Whereas it's a definite split between the two in most other titles, Butcher Bay fuses the two seamlessly, resulting in an entirely satisfying experience that plays wonderfully.