Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter (Xbox 360) > Reviews

Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter is a one of a kind first person shooter which since i bought it has never been boring because there is so many different weapons and scnearios that can be played on single player. Also the mulitplayer on Xbox Live is also as good because you are playing with different people all over the world. Overall i rated this game a 10/10

Advantages: Great Weapons and Graphics
Disadvantages: Steep learning Curve

I was excited about this one, and couldn't wait to see how it looked. I found the storyline compelling and the look and feel was 'tight' I got straight into it, and after a bit of fiddling around to get the hang of zooming in with the scope and a few other techniques I was in the zone, heart pounding as I zoomed in for the kill. The gameplay is fairly intense and the enemy AI is quite sufficient, and brutal at times! I found the maps and info ... Read review

Advantages: huge multiplayer gameplay with a challenging singleplayer
Disadvantages: not enough hours in the day to play through it

I purchased this one the arrival of my XBOX 360 and still cant stop playing it. The addictive gameplay makes for a challenging yet rewarding Xbox 360 title. You take control of a soldier with a first person or over the shoulder view of the battlefield , the moves i can perform like sliding whilst shooting at the enemy looks amazing. The weapons at my disposal are set from present day to near future , I still like the sniper rifle and that u can ... Read review

Advantages: Amazing Graphics.
Disadvantages: Controls seem a bit heavy

When you recieve the game and open the box, from past expierience of GR games and from the ads on tv and all the hype on the internet, you think this game is going to be amazing. When it starts up and you start getting excited, you realise this game is well made, great graphics, and probably a great game to play. But then the training level starts, you realise the controlling of your person isnt the same as the old GR, but that doenst matter, it ... Read review