As a Bourne fan, I wished for more out of the game

User Rating: 5 | Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy PS3
By dajoelad | Review Date:
Hi there this is my review for Robert Ludlum's Bourne Conspiracy. I'm a fan of the Bourne films, but I found this game disappointing. I found the control's very rushed and at points I got my fingers twisted trying to play the game. On an up side, I found the graphics whilst playing the game very impressive but the graphics in the cut-scenes dreadful! In the cut-scenes I saw the pixels and that's unacceptable. I didn't like the camera is was sort of like 2nd person and it was really annoying because it made it harder to fire your gun. Firing the guns seemed very in-accurate and sometimes when I fired at my targets, my targets didn't seem to be affected. My main point for this game is that they are no PS3 trophies, so I have no reason to go on it again. It has in game trophies, but to be honest I'm not going to bother. I only just completed the game on trainee so I don't know how I'm supposed to do it on assassin difficulty. There was a vehicle sequence at one point but it was nothing special, it seemed very slow to turn, brake and accelerate. Also they are too many points were it tells you to quick-press a button, and it gets especially annoying when it happens in cut-scenes because you don't expect them and you end up messing up. Another annoying thing was the hand to hand combat because you don't have a choice whenever to want to go into combat or not and when you do you can't pull out of it, as a result to this, you get enemy's shooting at you whilst your using hand to hand combat and because you can't pull out of them you end up losing health. Also the combat seems like your playing a wrestling game rather than Jason Bourne's quick, instinct take-downs. But if there's another good thing about the game, it's that it feels like a Bourne game and you can feel the Bourne experience with the cut scenes. Overall I wouldn't recommend this game but if you want to buy it I'd recommend renting it first to see if it's your cup of tea or not.

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