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Looks decent overall. Graphics look decent, gameplay wise it seems fun and plus i liked the multiplayer(you either hated it or you liked it, a very divisive overall experience from people). We'll probably pick this up some where for less than the full price.

Nice job at fitting the sound effects from the game along side with the music, and cool sky robot, that was new.

360 got a demo, looong time ago but yet nothing on PSN, ridiculous move with these exclusive demos.

I did not like the demo. Felt like it would, tacted on and unwarranted. game look beautiful and I feel they may have toned down my major complaint of hot air balloon weight physics from LOST PLANET rearing it's ugly head here. Baddies feel back decently enough here I hope that's the game overall.

i'm so playing this with the BC rearmed version of rad spencer...cos rasta rad just isnt doing anything for me at all.

be bionic? what an awful catch phrase. give me bc:rearmed over this

60 fps - that's Awsome!!!

Yeah it's incredibly lame, the classic version is vastly superior, something so silly about dreadlocks in the context of a cyberized character, what you give him a cybernetic limb but you can't spring for a shower and a practical haircut. Still, the game has improved a great deal but I am still not sold unless a PSN demo comes along.

I think the game looks good, I'm definitely digging the environmental design...looks great!

Might give it a go, I'll see what the reviews will bring us first though...

First reviews by Eurogamer.......7/10
quote"By the time I reached the end of that campaign, I was experiencing mixed emotions. GRIN has certainly taken the load off combat boots wearied by too many open worlds with great effect, but although you travel over rather than along them, they are still highways of debris passing beneath your feet, and all you are doing is pausing occasionally to dispatch the people you meet and consult the A-to-Z. The result, though stylish and engaging, is something rather more primitive than the more enjoyable battles - where the bionic swing and core combat work in closest collaboration - really deserve. Bionic Commando succeeds in resurrecting a good idea lost to the Capcom archives, and giving it a new lease of life, but it falls foul of a few old standards in the process".