Epic FAIL, People Can Fly, for not continuing this excellent title. The pure joy of finding and attempting to get the skill shots makes this game a joy all by itself. A full blown dialogue throughout the game is a first for any title that I've ever played, and was a definite plus. Fierce attentive enemy AI is a definite plus. Inventive and immersive heavy weapons (including a remote control dinosaur) add to the fun. A good variety and diversity of upgrades to your armory make it enjoyable to actually use all of the weapons instead of just picking a favorite couple for the entire game. Imaginative and well rendered environments on each level break the monotony of typical run and gun game play. The characters and story line were well thought out, and the missions made sense as you played. Mission sections also sort of force you to use your arsenal to it's best application, helping you get the most out of the upgrades you're working so hard for. A zillion combos to kill and skill up make replays a must.
There hasn't been a game this immature since Conker's Bad Fur Day on the Nintendo 64. Bulletstorm is a balls to the wall first-person shooter that's a mixture of Duke Nukem 3D and Gears of War. It doesn't shoot for a sto... Read Full Review
