Resumen: So, you maggots think that your hot stuff when it comes to shooters, eh? You laughed in the face of 60-player Resistance 2 matches, did ya? You’ve reached every level of Valor in Killzone 2, is that right? You’ve gotten a 50+ kill streak and have cal...
An elegant command structure, userfriendly command system, and XP rewards for following orders provide real motivation to work together. Doing so successfully can provide a thrilling feeling of beating impossible odds.
Barebones matchmaking and gameselection make each match a crapshoot; until more players learn the importance of teamwork, the game experience will continue to be uneven and unpredictable.
Resumen: MAG (Massive Action Game) is the sort of title that games like Shadowrun wish they could be; an online-only title worth the price of admission alone based on the community and heavily developed system of play that caters not only to those who wish to l...
Resumen: MAG was released on January 26, 2010 exclusively on the PS3. Review based on gameplay up to level 30 across 20+ hours of game play. After a lengthy closed beta and what was essentially time-specific demo of an open beta, Zipper Interactive’s MAG has f...
Publicación: 2010-02-02, Autor: Chris , crítica de: cnet.com
Resumen: When you first hear that MAG supports 256-player online matches, you may be inclined to picture hordes of soldiers swarming on top of one another and filling the air with thousands of bullets. The reality is that skirmishes play out on a much smaller s...
MAG Does a lot of things right - it's a solid shooter, and has shown that having a large number of players doesn't have to choke up the gameplay. Unfortunately, it didn't show that more players means more fun. Bugs, imbalances, and a lack of c...
Resumen: I have to admit that I was skeptical going into MAG, the latest shooter from the folks who did the SOCOM series for PlayStation 2. First of all, the SOCOM series for the PlayStation 2? That's like the RuneScape of shooters. But then there was MAG's mos...
MAG: Massive Action Game is one of those 'does what it says on the tin' titles (like Gratuitous Space Battles, for instance), so it's perhaps unsurprising that MAG actually is a massive action game. And in MAG's case, massive has never bee...
