SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs - PS3 Game (Retro Fam)

un producto 100% recomendado, cumple con las especificaciones dadas por el vendedor y con cumplen con los tiempos de entrega

The GoodWell-balanced squad command mechanic Forty Five is a refreshingly authentic female soldier Enjoyable cooperative mode Soundtrack creates a sense of place and purpose Weapon improvements are persistent across every mode.The BadStealth action has some hitches Intermittent network issues Occasionally wonky AI.Though it has a long history of bringing tactical third-person shooter action to Sony systems, the SOCOM series' debut on the PlayStation 3 failed to fully capture the excitement of its predecessors. Yet while SOCOM: Confrontation disappointed, SOCOM 4 delivers. The substantial campaign makes good use of setting and characters to create an engaging tour of duty in which squad tactics play a nicely balanced role. The online cooperative mode lets up to five players band together for stand-alone missions that can offer a serious challenge and engender a good sense of camaraderie. Those looking for competition will find plenty to like in the online multiplayer, where up to 32 players compete on large, well-designed maps in a variety of game types, including tense variants with the classic SOCOM rules that disallow respawning in the middle of a match. Both single- and multiplayer do have some issues, including imperfect stealth action, visual oddities, and intermittent network problems. Fortunately, these limitations don't spoil the fun, and SOCOM 4 makes it exciting to experience what each mode has to offer.

Everyone in my house plays it, even the non gamers! My oldest really really loves it, he wants to join the military when he graduates and loves all Tom Clancy games and books cause they are, according to the history channel, the closest to the real action stuff in the services! He has rarely used real weapons and between the games and books he's read he knows too much!! LOL

addictive..lol