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Just Cause 2 gives you all the tools to create your own ridiculous Joel Silver or Jerry Bruckheimer action movie all you need is the imagination to push things that little bit further.Īnd there's no denying the cinematic appeal of all this nonsense. True, you could make your escape from a mountain airport on foot, but why do that when you can hijack a truck, drive it over a cliff, leap onto the roof as it's falling, parachute off and grapple your way onto the assault-helicopter that is coming up behind you. Sure, you could drive yourself to the radar station you're supposed to be infiltrating, sneak inside with the grappling hook, steal the information you need then drive away, but why bother with the quiet approach? Why not call in a helicopter, abandon it in mid-air, leave it to crash-land on a waiting gas tank down below, causing a diversion while you parachute onto the top of the radar station and take down the guards in a hail of lead. You'll be given missions by your controlling agency and the various rebel factions you find yourself temporarily allied with, but how you actually achieve them is up to you. You see, the fun in Just Cause 2 isn't so much in what you're doing, but in how you're doing it. Not only are the missions generally better designed and more interesting this time around, but Rico's movement, stunt skills and use of the grappling hook have been enhanced, making the action that bit more fluid, and adding to the range of cool, crazy and downright ridiculous stunts you can pull. Just Cause 2 does this stuff better, on a bigger scale, and with a range of new features that makes the action more enjoyable. Just Cause did all this stuff, but suffered from repetition and a lack of really interesting things to do. However, the thing about Just Cause 2 is that we don't want to spend that much time focusing on the negative stuff, for the simple reason that the game is so much fun.
We might spend even more time complaining about the amount of time you spend grinding in-between the major story missions, then pause to reflect on the frequently atrocious voice acting and the game's stupid insistence on throwing in heavily armoured officer-class foes that require multiple close-range hits with a shotgun before they have the decency go down. We might spend a few paragraphs describing the scrappy combat system now we're used to the Gears of War/Uncharted school of duck-and-cover gunplay, running around like a nutter shooting enemies no longer seems quite as satisfying. (Pocket-lint) - If we were in the business of clinically dissecting games to reach a scientific verdict on their worth, we might end up spending the rest of this review detailing the many flaws of Just Cause 2.
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