I'LL BE BACK



As many games as I have played this is one of the best. It is phenomenal it's, its Terminator 2: dawn of fate. If you like the terminator movies you just have to play the game. You play as john Connor as an adult along with his faithful cadet Reece. Battle your way through 12 amazing levels and 2 or 3 bonus levels. It sort of follows the story line of the movie except some people like Luna. Luna is the head leader of the resistance against the machines. Although the game is called terminator you only get to see the terminator once but that is at the very end of the game. That is the only downside to this game. The best part of the game is the graphics. When you see someone talking you can see their mouth move to the words. You can also see the things in the background as if they were real. The fire arms look exactly like the armies weapons. Another thing about this game is its first person mode. In this mode it looks like you are in the action of the game. In first person mode you can see the graphics a lot better. Such as the terminators body with all of the wires and pipes (ect). This game I think should be for older kids but for young adults. I rate this game a 4.5 out of 5. So pull up a seat and grab a controller and have a ball. I'll be back with weapons.

Title: Terminator dawn of fate system: Ps2 producing company: Atari
Date released: 2001


Rating: Teen
By: Harley

I bought this and the guide the day they came out as a big Terminator fan and 3rd person adventure fan. (1st person is tired) This game disappoints on every level. The control is bad and the gameplay is very unoriginal and repetitive. Don't waste your money here, go see T3 in the theaters and you'll be more satisfied believe me.

I think the game was awsome. It is not likeable just for the action, the story is great too. I wish they would create a Terminator Online. I read a review where someone said it was so dark. Maybe he should turn on the light switch, that might of helped him.

My gosh this is a fun game the camrea takes like 3 min to figure out you can do slo-mo matrix stuff and it you can buy upgrade and get awesome guns Dont listen to thez ppl

If I could talk to this game's developers, I would ask them a few questions. The first would be, Did you even play this thing once during the time you were making it? As you play it, you get the feeling that they had a mixed team of programmers at work on it, some of them veterans and others who were part of the "I wanna make games when I grow up" crowd that has been pouring into the development workforce.

The checkpoints and save features are my biggest gripe. They don't work, or if they do, they're buggy.

The 'smart camera' that follows you is a clever way to do things. I guess you could say they were trying to emulate a cinematic feel. It takes some major getting used to, though.

As another reviewer stated, it is rather pourly lit. I would rather give up the atmosphere for the ability to see whats going on. Maybe if I lived in a house without windows, I could make out the graphics better. Maybe it gets better later on, but I got frustrated early. All games should be lit like Oddworld. (And it wouldn't hurt if they played the same either.)

The targeting system is neat enough, though a little touchy. I like the drop down menu used to select which weapon or item you want to use.

I would have been happier with the game if I had paid half as much for it.