SOCOM U.S. Navy Seals: Combined Assault
In SOCOM Combined Assault, you'll get the responsibility, and honor, of defending America. The PS2's top online gaming franchise continues its assault with an all-new 4-player cooperative play, improved enemy behavior and tactics, and new vehicles and weapons. Command the most feared Special Forces team ever assembled through a single, massive Area of Operation with varied missions spanning across multiple diverse regions. More robust Crosstalk with SOCOM - U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2, including a single story arc, and all new action events and unlockables
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SOCOM U.S. Navy Seals: Combined Assault Reviews
get this game if you have a ps2 and online in the back, the new ps2's have a modem built in and it is free online. Freinds play in the living room and I play in my room so we can chill online chattin.
In a wide open level, this is insignificant, since the machine pistol has a shorter range and low accuracy, but in a level full of hallways or tunnels with short lines of sight, it allows a weak player to crush an experienced one. My assessment is that the programmers really pushed the envelope of the PS2's capabilites with this one, with generally good results.but they went a bit too far, resulting in predictable glitchy play that is easily exploited to gain an unfair advantage. There are also some unbalanced features in weapons choices.
One example is that certain combintations of characters, maps, and weapons give you unlimited ammo without reloading or a medium machine gun that you can fire from the hip on the move with no recoil. It is also an extremely buggy game. Combined assault is an extremely fun game.
For example, if you program a level to allow only pistols, the terrorists have access to a machine pistol, while the seals do not. There are a hundred ways to game the glitches in the game in order to gain an unfair advantage. You can be blown through a wall by an explosive breach (without getting hurt), as well as shooting an opponent through a solid door while he is placing a charge on the door (you can't normally shoot through walls or doors in this game).
There is a way to jump off of some high ground on one map and end up under the floor of a house, able to shoot up through the floor at unsuspecting (and helpless, bullets only pass through in one direction) opponents. Overall, it's a fun game, and I cannot wait for a SOCOM title for PS3 to be released, but the problems with this game lead me consider it a step down, not up, from SOCOM II.
Best 3rd person shooting game. Player becomes Navy Seals. EXTREMELY fun for teens over 14. Graphics are good for ps2.
Bad guys have popped out of nowhere and killed me. There are a few glitches that take this game down a notch. You're team member(s) will freeze on a location and they won't move. These instances are rare and the game, overall, is very enjoyable. This game has a lot of levels and situations that make it very fun and challenging.
Check it out. The scoring. But, when you are in a new location and you happen to turn around, he's there with you. It's very challenging.
Sometimes it's confusing. Even if you've been issuing "Follow" command the whole time. I highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys combat games that require you to be PATIENT and THINK about what you are doing. I actually completed some Bonus objectives, but even when I got to the scoring screen it showed that I had no bonus points. What I like about this game is you get to try different paths. Here you don't you have a point based system.
This isn't a "Call of Duty", or a "Medal of Honor" game. What's cool is you get to command your guys in combat. Very, very cool. But, overall, the missions are cool. At the end of Socom III you had a rating. Very confusing. I'm pretty much a Socom fan for good. Now, here's what I don't like.
Aside from this, the game is very well done. They are very innovative in design. A, B, C, etc. I really like this series of games. I love the graphics, the sound, the environments. There are a couple of glitches, where one of your members may be stuck moving inside a wall and you can't get him out.
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