Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter for the Xbox 360 Page 3

By SimHQ on March 13, 2006 in _land2, hide

Conclusion

This is not intended to be a full review, but simply my thoughts on the various aspects of the Xbox 360 version.

In single player, the game is good enough… but in multiplayer, it absolutely rocks. No worrying if someone’s sound card is going to mess up their voice comms. No case of someone having to go off with the new guy and make sure his settings are all as they should be while everyone else waits around.

If I have half an hour to kill, I do not want to spend 20 minutes of it setting up the game. I want to spend half an hour playing. With Xbox 360 and Xbox Live, I can.

Should GRAW be considered a “sim”? Now that’s the million-dollar question, isn’t it?

Personally, I believe that GRAW has the strongest claim to “sim” of any console title. This is more of a “sim” than say the EA Battlefield series or even Joint Ops. I will even stick my neck out and say that in its own way, it is more of a “sim” than the likes of Strike Fighters.

If you want a “run and gun” title then you will not get very far with this. But if you want something that is a cross between a FPS and Full Spectrum Warrior — only better — and if you’re willing to spend some time getting used to the controller (which is easier than you might think) then this is your game.

In addition, if you want a solid multiplayer experience with friends, then I am going to stick that neck out even further and say GRAW on the Xbox 360 and Xbox Live will beat the PC version hands down.

But that’s just my opinion.

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