DEADSTORM PIRATES PS3 REVIEW FULL

The system works sometimes, but more often than not the spots don’t activate properly, leaving you staring at the sky as your enemies mercilessly fill you with lead. Aim back at the screen and the camera will automatically position itself for the best view of the battlefield. Standing at one of these spots and pointing the controller at the ceiling will result in you taking cover. Razing Storm also has “G Action” locations littered throughout the environment. The game compensates for this shortcoming with the ability to snap your view (but not reticule) to enemies with the press of a button, which is mildly helpful. The result is sluggish, drunken aiming and a general inability to deftly navigate your environment. Like many Wii games, Razing Storm uses the motion controller to both point your reticule and rotate your view. The main offering in the collection is Razing Storm, which proves that the Wii doesn’t have a monopoly on bad first-person shooters made worse by poorly implemented motion controls.

That said, the entertainment value provided by this trio of games ranges from mediocre to dreadful, reminding players that “more” doesn’t always translate to “better.”

DEADSTORM PIRATES PS3 REVIEW FULL

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