Hilariously Awful Speech

[Cerberus_0408]

To elaborate on A.G.'s suggestions about game reviews, for those who play Syphon Filter, the fourth season was not what most people expected.

Here are the videos, please make sure you can find those funny moments. XD





On that note, enjoy these other reviews.





Cheers,

Samuel

[The Mad Jackyl]

Those quick reviews remind of everything I hated about Syphon Filter 2. I won't touch that series anymore. Syphon Filter 2 was seriously one of the most unfair and difficult games I can remember playing.

[Cerberus_0408]

I can completely relate to your experience. I have never played the trilogy for Syphon Filter, but according to the Syphon Filter Wiki, this was the background for Syphon Filter 2 -

The second game takes more into the story this time around, though keeps up with a more challenging pace than the first game. Stealth which was introduced in the first game for a minor portion in the game (during the Pharcom Expo mission and then later in Rhoemer's Base) has now leaped to new bounds as it plays HEAVILY into many of the games missions as a parameter that if failed, will end the mission. You now must insure that you keep out of sight at all times, but you can't be heard and forgotten about. You are only spotted by you running to close to an enemy or falling into their line of vision, and being caught will lead to someone running and setting off an alarm...in which case if the mission grants you the right, you may eliminate them before they get the chance (just don't fire a loud weapon). While the level of stealth introduced adds new layers to the game, it certainly is a welcome addition but the story also picks up with new characters, new scenarios and plenty of level variety (not necessarily just a single focus...). The main enemy in this game is never revealed early on, but each boss plays an importance in the story until you finally face Jason Chance at the end. Not only does his appearance as a villian now turn the tables and come out as a very suprising treachory, but he even makes you believe that Teresa is killed. Following his well deserved death, the game concludes and the credits roll...with yet another scene at the end revealing that Vince Hadden, a figure shown at the beginning of the game and shadowed throughout the remainder, is actually the leader of The Agency and Mara is working close with him. A last thing to mention but certainly not forgotten is the multiplayer added to this game, to allow you to use all the characters from the previous game as well as this one in various landscapes for fighting and fun. While it was only two player it certainly was entertaining if you had a friend whom also had this game and was another welcome addition.