JoJo2498

Okay. I wanna know RIGHT NOW who keeps telling people this game is good. Seriously! PLAY THE ORIGINAL, ****

Quite fun! Very intuitive controls, better than the first game's Wii version even. Visuals are okay for the most part until it hits a pre-rendered cutscene and *farts*, but it's fine otherwise. But what's really the big deal here is the gameplay because I wasn't expecting a Wii port **** that's quite "eh" everywhere else to be so good, I mean seriously! The game's a ton of fun! From the simplicity of just pressing a button to attack to the violence in hacking people to pieces! I'd recommend this game to anyone who's played the first game, but also fans of Star Wars! Don't enter this game looking for a good story though. You won't find that here. Neither versions to be exact.

Good and short fun on the go. Certainly not as good as the PC, 360, PS3 version, but it is still enjoyable. Just whatever you do, dont pkay on hard. It's not fun on hard.

The story is awful, the voice acting is mediocre at best but flat out bad at worst, but the gameplay is surprisingly fun. It's very open. Not on a certain scale of MGSV, but still open. Guns feel very impactful leaving behind dismembered enemies and tons of blood, which, the details in that regard are done very well in this game. Better than most modern games. My only main complaint is it's length. This game is only around 8 - 10 hours long. That might not sound too short, but there's only 4 or 5 levels. And you can only do so much on those levels before it gets repetitive. Hopefully SGW:C2 will improve upon this. With all that out of the way, would I recommend this? Mostly. If you like Sniper Elite, big yes. If you just want a shooter to play for no particular reason, I'd still give it a go. The game is fun, and that's mostly all that matters in some cases. I would not play this for it's story or dialogue however, because it's genuinely awful, especially most of the voice acting. As for the console versions, stay far away from them! They suffer from abysmal performance, visuals, controls, and loading times! It's really bad all around on console! Don't touch those versions!

Guns feel alright, controls are standard PSP shooter affair, and that's about it. Level design is dull, visuals are bland and somehow worse than it's predecessor, probably because the colour palette. The game has random difficulty curb in the middle of levels, and is generally just all over the place with difficulty, enemy placement, and the sorts. It's very boring, tedious, and ugly. I would not recommend this to anyone, it's the worst PSP FPS I've played. Yes, Call of Duty and the Coded Arms games are very much better than this hot garbage. The game is barely even possible to complete, you are SWARMED with enemies on the last level, being shot form literally everywhere. You have been warned. Jo

I have had more fun pulling out my ingrown toe nails than playing this game, and I honestly mean that.

A very fun experience throughout with some hiccups here and there. The controls could be better, but they aren't bad. They'd probably feel super awkward for very new players, and I get how they might be a major turn off. All the levels are very fun to play through, and you can mostly play them however you want. There are some unlockables that you can only get through porting over data from SOCOM 3, which, on paper is a very neat idea, but it doesn't execute well because I don't think most people have a copy of SOCOM 3 on a PS2, or, simply own a PS2 in 2021. Even then, the process of porting over data is very annoying, I don't think it even works anymore. You'd be better off downloading a 100% save file for this game and restarting the campaign, because then, and only then, you will have all the weapons (Which you should have from the start). There are some annoying levels here and there, but even those annoying levels aren't bad, just restarting them over and over to get a 100% on those specific levels can be annoying, and it's mostly the process of trying to 100% the game that is annoying. If you aren't doing that, you'll most very likely have a better time. TLDR: SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo is a fun experience throughout, but the controls haven't aged quite well.

Good, gruesome fun in the beginning few levels, but gets very repetitive, tedious, annoying and unfair. I would recommend to those who're looking for more 300 related things because it stays true to the film and the novel's writing, art style, and overall feel. Other than that, it's a rather poor experience.