Abstract: Every memorable game—be it good or bad—has at lease one defining moment. Moments that leave you in disgust, wondering why you shelled out your hard-earned money for such a travesty. Or, moments that inspire awe, that captivate you and reaffirm your dec...
Abstract: It seems like a lot of people want to compare PROTOTYPE and InFamous, and while they are similar in certain aspects, I honestly think PROTOTYPE has a few more things in common with another Activision published title, the last Spider-Man game called Web...
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Published: 2009-06-16, Author: Anthony , review by: gamespy.com
The combat is fun when it isnt out of hand; over-the-top gore is pretty amusing.
Intriguing storyline and protagonist, Varied missions that can be approached in numerous ways, Massive arsenal of moves and abilities, Plenty of activities and challenges outside of main story, Challenging, but almost never frustrating.
The scenery is dull and never changes, Occasionally fiddly controls.
This open-world action game set in Manhattan is proof that even viral outbreaks can be incredibly fun if theyre done right. ...
Abstract: Manhattan Island has suffered all manner of fates in movies over the years. It was attacked by monsters in and , hit by tsunamis in and , and targeted by aliens in and . But though comes close, the New York borough has never before been subjected t...
Abstract: Ive been offline and epoxied to my desk chair the last 48 hours, and I blame it entirely on Prototype, Radical Entertainments Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Windows sandbox shapeshifting action game, which I finally finished about an hour ago. You kno...
Abstract: At first glance Prototype might seem like yet another open-world sandbox game set in New York City. I’ve played so many games set in Manhattan that if I were to ever go there I’m sure I could navigate the city with ease, and even though much of my exp...
Abstract: Its a virtual toss up between this and inFamous, both are great games, but this one has a decidedly more adult feel to it. Did I mention the copious amounts of blood?
