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Originally Posted by Magnum50
ya, I got a PSP just for s few titles like Commander, but never tried the squad shooter on it... they look good, but hows the play on it?
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I have both Fireteam Bravo and Fireteam Bravo 2. The graphics/movies/and options are better on the sequel. The gameplay is what you make of it.
If you want, you can run and gun the whole game and finish off levels in record time. I, however, play for keeps. Quietly creeping from cover to cover. Scanning for enemies in the distance. Silently sniping hostiles from afar, or sneaking in slowly with a less-lethal option to capture them for intel. I also issue alot of commands to my AI teamates (they must hate me
) to cover enemies or plant C4 or sabotage things.
A mission usually takes me near an 45-60 mins.
I also take alot of time with the pre-mission stuff. Reading the briefings, studying maps, Carefully picking equipment and customizing it, and then in-game looking over ALL the primary/secondary/bonus objectives with the intent of completing them all.
SOCOM PSP is definitely NOT on par with the caliber of games you can get on PC or the next-gen consoles. It provides a portable option for those times when you cannot be infront of those aforementioned gaming rigs but still crave some tactical action.
My wife and I usually go to bed early due to our work schedules and the fact that my 2 y/o son was apparently cross-bred with a rooster (if the slightest hint of dawn has broken, he is awake and at full speed!). With the PSP and included earphones, I can grab a quick mission in bed without the wife bitching that I'm up playing games on the PC all night.
It really works with my lifestyle.
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