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While the most apparent subtle changes are probably the most controversial tweaks to the Call of Duty formula, it doesn’t overturn the fact that this is a worthy successor to the franchise. The fast paced action is still the centerpiece of the game, and the action is engaging enough to capture even the most jaded first person shooter vet who’s probably tired of the numerous WWII titles that’ve been released. If you have the machine that can run the game and the tolerance for the regeneration mechanic, you’ll have a great shooter on your hands.

Call of Duty 2
Activision

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FEAR contains something of the ‘wow’ factor you might’ve felt while watching clips of Half-Life 2 for the first time. It was something gamers had never seen before. And to an extent, I’m sure that will hold true for people buying the game today; the difference is that Half-Life 2 was given the effort to keep it going throughout the final product, whereas FEAR shows its brilliance intermittently. In this sense it’s a disappointment, but a game hardly needs to be perfect to be playable. Especially for people who need something like a horror fix to tide them over, FEAR is a solid FPS.

F.E.A.R.
Vivendi Universal

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Call of Duty 2 Activision

What we said about it:

F.E.A.R. Vivendi Universal

Call of Duty 2
Activision

F.E.A.R.
Vivendi Universal