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Killzone: Liberation (2007)
October 31, 2007 |
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9/10: | The sequel to the PS2 shooter emerges as one of the better reasons to own Sony's handheld. --[IGN] |
88/100: | Killzone: Liberation ranks as one of the best action games on the PSP. --[Game Over] |
3.5/5: | Sony's shooter turns into a top-down action/tactics escapade that's surprisingly good, despite a few issues. --[Yahoo! Games] |
8.3/10: | Killzone is reborn in this consistently intense, periodically infuriating, yet undeniably enjoyable handheld tactical shooter. --[Game Spot] |
2/5: | Yet again, the Killzone franchise fails to deliver. --[G4 TV] |
3.75/5: | Guerilla's cult-hit Killzone returns, and this time the gritty post-apocalyptic bullet storm takes place on the PSP, dumping the first-person perspective of the original for a pseudo-isometric view. --[Game Pro] | | Recommended | As different as they may be, Killzone: Liberation serves as the perfect transition between the original PlayStation Killzone and the forthcoming PlayStation 3 title. --[Gaming Age] |
9.5/10: | With its tactical action, incredible presentation and varied gameplay scenarios, Killzone: Liberation is one of the best action games on the system and offers a wholey unique gameplay experience unlike anything we've seen before. --[Deeko] |
9/10: | I've been waiting for months to play Killzone: Liberation, and after sitting down with a finalized version, I'd say that this is a must-own title that is definitely worth playing. --[Worth Playing] |
4/5: | Get ready to swear at those blasted Helghast soldiers again in an all-new handheld hell. --[Game Spy] |
6.5/10: | The sequel to Killzone, a PS2 title that is much loved, arrives on Sony's portable with a considerable amount of changes from its console counterpart. This is both good and bad news, and in the end, the bad news outweighs the good. --[Game Almighty] |
10/10: | Guerrilla Games shows us what high-end handheld gaming is all about. --[Game Tap] | | Recommended | It's rock-solid showpiece that every PSP owner should consider; if the upcoming Killzone on PS3 makes the same leap in quality that it did on the PSP, players are in for a real treat. --[Game Critics] |
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