When I first put the game in and started playing it, I was like wow…this is a nice game. I mean Yes it's like other 3rd person shooters but how can you get away from being a typical 3rd person shooter, by doing some of the things Wanted has done. The BIGGEST topic would be the curving the bullets, of course. Honestly, that is the highlight of the game. The curving the bullets are both entertaining and pleasurable. I would seriously sit there and have loads of fun curving my bullets and taking people down. Now Warner Bros knew that if they wanted to make a successful game, they had to add more then just curving bullets to the game and they did. He also have slow-motion moves which are flashy and exciting to watch, speed melee kills which is pretty gruesome and very nasty once you master the art of doing it and many other special skills. I can't list them all because I don't know them all. I played the game for quit a while and kept restarting the game over because its that good of a game. You get to play as Wesley and his father Cross, at first, throughout the game. It was actually hot playing as the father because to me he seemed to have better moves and weapons then his son. I will not spoil anymore of the game because I could keep talking about how good the game is for a long time but I'm going to stop here. The only gripe I have about this game is that they could have made the movement a little more fluid and also made him dodge attacks by rolling jumping over things but they can do all that on a sequel. It's the first in its series (I hope) and they should come back with more. I will be playing this game for a while, so people go out and get this game so you can enjoy what Warner Bros have bestowed on us. Oh and about the Gamepad...people if you have not upgraded to a 360 Gamepad for your PC, then stop playing games on the PC then. I mean REALLY!
Quite frankly this game would deserve somewhere around 8 if it's not for very annoying technical problems. Specifically, the game crashes on Vista (haven't tried on XP) systems that meet all requirements. More specifical... Read Full Review
First impression Usually, You don't expect much from a movie-to-game project and this one does not prove you wrong. Right from the first mission, Wanted : Weapoons of Fate sucks you into its boring and extremely rep... Read Full Review
