Killzone

I just demoed the sequel and it is much better. The graphics are the best I've ever seen in the demo. I recommend playing the first one on easy if you get frustrated by check points which are far away and need to replay a long sequence over. Don't be embarrassed as it is frustrating. Try to play it as a fun single shooter and not as a Halo killer. Play it with an open mind, like a PlayStation Halo

This game is a lot of fun. You do need to get used to the slow pace, but once you do, it's a lot of fun. I haven't beaten it yet, but I think I am close to the end. The story is not bad, though the gameplay for me is a lot more interesting than the story.

its koo. aiming is a little 2 sensitive 4 me. cant wait 2 play k2!

I'll make one thing clear. Before this game, I mostly couldn't stand first-person shooters. They make me dizzy. In fact, I'm wasn't a fan of shooter games at all.

Killzone has aptly destroyed these opinions with the precision of a well-aimed bullet.

The game is not intense all the time. I personally like that. You get some spaces to regroup, to strategize, to come up with approaches for something, rather than being forced to rush in blindly, guns-a-flinging, hoping you win (although, if you prefer that style of gaming, I think you'll find Rico rather fun). The graphics are great. The story is fairly solid, if sometimes intentionally predictable, and the levels are varied and rather interactive (no one just shoots through things like glass - the bullets have to break them first). The weapons systems all handle well, and there's enough variety to satisfy anyone's fighting tactics.

My favorite part of the game, though, is the characters. The four main playables are a riot together, a remarkably dysfunctional group whose conflicts, personalities, and discussions with each other make them much more fun to play than just flat hero characters. Whether you want to be the leader, sniper, human tank, or spy-in-action type, the game has something for you. You might find yourself imitating the personalities of the character you play - it's just too tempting, and they're just too fun! Needless to say, this game wouldn't be the same without the character development and great voice acting. You get attached to the characters and just keep coming back for more. I'm personally a major Hakha fan - my brother loves to run over the enemies as Rico.

The only setback is one glitch on the beachhead level (in Campaign Mode) that apparently refuses to let people win the level if they jump over the last sandbag bunker to get the approaching enemies. Stay behind the bunker, and you should be fine. It's one glitch in such an otherwise awesome game, not enough for me to reduce the rating.

The game itself was good. There were parts of the game that were good and parts that sucked. I bought this game because I wanted to get refreshed for Killzone 2. They game has it's glitch, and one that doesn't let you finish a level, and the very annoying frame rate problem.The story is cliche but it is an alright one, when you look at the big picture. The guy said the game was like new, but the case had it's plastic covering ripped in parts so I needed to get a new case. It kept me informed of the Killzone situation!