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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: The Terminator franchise seems like the perfect IP for translating to video games. Unfortunately, throughout its lengthy history, there has never been a truly compelling gaming adaptation of it. This still holds true for Terminator Salvation the video gam...
Abstract: This is a perfect example of a promising game made to suffer due to time constraints. For everything it does well, there’s something you’d wished they’d included. It’s by no means a bad game, but it’s also not a $60 game. It was obviously made to coi...
Abstract: Terminator Salvation employs a number of tired and worn out game play mechanisms that take all the entertainment value out of this video game. A couple of nice elements, but for the most part we should probably send a agent back in time to kill the pr...
Abstract: You are John Connor, you are no longer a boy, and you now are such a bad ass you no longer need the help of a machine to help you change the future. The future is now in YOUR hands. Taking place two years before the events of the new film with the same...
Abstract: I’m a big fan of the Terminator series, at least when it comes to the movies. I even liked the third one. The games haven’t done nearly as well as one might expect given the exciting source material and loads of untapped potential. Since the whole tim...
Abstract: Video games based on movies generally get a bad rap - and rightfully so. What's worse than dishing out hard-earned cash for an undeniably rushed-to-deadline cash-in? Thankfully, there are plenty of titles out there from Riddick to Wolverine that introd...
Postapocalyptic LA looks suitably ruined, Interesting cover mechanic.
Simplistic, repetitive combat, Only five hours long; full retail price, Soso visuals hamper cutscenes, Problematic onrails sequences, Doesnt convey any sense of drama or excitement.
This bare-bones movie tie-in is like a machine with synthetic rubber skin: its not fooling anyone and you should stay away from it. ...
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Published: 2009-05-19, Author: Chris , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: If youve ever wondered why movie tie-in games have such a bad reputation, Terminator Salvation can provide an instructive example. Though this third-person shooter is technically sound, it seems to rely entirely on the presumption that youll be so ja...
idering this is the third game I have reviewed by them in the past two months speaks volumes. Terminator Salvation is releasing at just the right time to be considered a movie tiein game, but if you have been keeping tabs on the series reboot, you will be...
Abstract: At first glance, Terminator: Salvation looks like a pretty decent shooter, but it falls victim to the same curse that afflicts almost every movie/game tie-in: Underneath the eye-catching facade is a terrible game. Get up close to the walls, and you'll ...
