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Where would popular culture be without Nazis? In an era where ideologies are increasingly fractured there’s something indulgent and refreshing about revisiting the default antagonists of yesteryear. Those wily nogoodniks of the Third Reich are up to m...
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This new Wolfenstein is the direct sequel to 2001’s Return To Castle Wolfenstein for the PC. It takes place during the same year as its predecessor, 1943, following the destruction of the Super Soldier project by series protagonist BJ Blazkowicz. Origi...
Single-player is exceptional but the lacklustre multiplayer kills the game's longevity. If it took you a weekend to finish Fallout 3, Wolfenstein is a rental, but a must-play nonetheless. 7.0/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed som...
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Product Code: 5030917022296 Wolfenstein is a standard run-and-gun FPS (first person shooter) with an occult bent but its a good diversion that keeps you entertained. The main gimmick here is an amulet that confers one of four powers: the ability to...
Wolfenstein is a standard run-and-gun FPS (first person shooter) with an occult bent but its a good diversion that keeps you entertained. Tae Kim Lowest online price: ££39.99...
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I wonder what started first: Quentin Tarantinos pre-production on Inglourious Basterds or the development of Wolfenstein. From what Ive seen of the trailers, Inglourious Basterds looks like a seriously unserious take on the fight against the Nazi empire and Wolfenstein navigates the same waters. Regardless, the timing is perfect since theyre releasing in the same week and thats the kind of spontaneous synergy that marketing people have wet dreams about. The Other Half Of This Amulet Anyway...
It made me realise that I’m not as sick of WWII FPS games as I thought I was, the four powers are pretty useful...
Too much downtime between missions, in-game map sucks, multiplayer is underwhelming...
Nazis... why did it have to be Nazis?! Wolfenstein probably won’t make you forget about Modern Warfare or Halo 3 or Killzone 2 or whatever online FPS you’re currently hooked on...
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Does killing Nazis ever get old? Actually, yes. Eventually. That is, unless they’re supernatural Nazis. Hence, we have Call of Duty: World at War’s zombie-fighting mode, as well as a little thing called Wolfenstein. Nazis are best consumed (via bullets...
Supernatural Nazis, Brutal, rewarding weaponry, Addictive exploration and upgrading...
Veil abilities just dressedup oldhat, Hub world gets a bit tiresome, Multiplayer nothing special...
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When it comes to the granddaddy of all FPS shooters, you could argue Wolfenstein 3D is best left to the rose-tinted abyss of your memory. After all, playing it now is more an act of keeping your lunch down and mild amusement over the fact that you stil...
Cheap as hell for a piece of gaming history. Download and pop into a shiny display cabinet. 7.1/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake.Add to my profile pageGame ScoresGraphics:5.1/10Sound:4.8/10Ga...
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It was hard not to get excited about “Wolfenstein” being released, especially since “Return to Castle Wolfenstein” on the original Xbox is one of the best and most complete FPS I’ve ever played. Not to mention it also packed in what is the most addic...
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Wolfenstein is one of the great franchises in the history of PC gaming. The series started in 1981, but for most people it truly began with 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D, a landmark release which was in no small part responsible for the growth of the first-per...
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Wolfenstein has roots as far back as the Apple II and was originally a WWII stealth shooter hybrid that was revolutionary for it’s ability to produce sound effects. When id Software purchased the rights to the IP they transformed the 2D Castle Wolfenst...
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Is Wolfenstein a familiar name to you? If the answer is yes, then youll definitely want to keep reading. If youve been waiting patiently since 2001 for the next part in this first person shooter to come out, wait no longer: its here, its cool, and...
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When I was assigned to review this, I was unhappy because I only knew the very basic premise: First Person Shooter game in World War 2, which I have long since grown tired of. What I didn’t know was that Wolfenstein adds some interesting twists to this...
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B.J. Blaskowicz is back to take on the Nazis and their twisted experiments in Wolfenstein. As the follow-up to 2001’s Return to Castle Wolfenstein, the new Wolfenstein offers arguably the best single-player the series has ever seen but also the poorest...
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Whether they are persecuting Jews, vying for world domination, or trying to keep the Blues Brothers from reaching the Cook County’s Assessors Office, I think we can all agree there isn’t much to like about the Nazis, which is why they have become the...
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id Software brings us a new Wolfenstein for 2009, along with the aid of developer Raven Software and publishing giant Activision. We see the next revival of a classic and influential shooter -- one that popularized FPS -- 17 years after the original...
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When Wolfenstein 3D launched in 1992, it helped to define the first-person shooter for years to come. It wasn’t the first game in the series, but it was the first Wolfenstein title to take on this genre, where it has remained ever since. It has now bee...
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In the history of video games there are many titles that stand out as definers of a genre. Pac-Man and Donkey Kong invented the arcade. Starcraft defined the real-time strategy. Mario showed us how to make a proper platformer. For the shooter genre, th...
Good campaign to play through, open world gameplay.
Horrible multiplayer component.
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Wolfenstein's not your typical Nazi-slaying, WWII shooter. Sure, it includes the typical unending army of irreconcilably evil soldiers who crumple underneath your overpowered assault. But this latest chapter in the adventures of American superspy B.J...
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Whiz! Boom! Pow! A games sound effects are not typically the most prominent thought in a reviewers mind, but Wolfensteins are so well-done, and complement the white-knuckle, FPS gameplay so well, that Ive got to call them out up front. From the bar...
Beautiful graphics, fantastic sound design, and engaging story; upgrade system adds layers to the game.
"Veil" washes out graphics for most of the game; AI could be sharper.
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Wolfenstein for the Xbox 360 is riveting and thoroughly action-packed shooter that takes the series in a different and better direction. That said there are things that really would have made this a truly amazing title but with all this game has to off...
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A lot of today’s gamers will remember Wolfenstein 3D from 1992 that started out on DOS, but did you know the roots of the game – or at least the name – go back even further than that to 1981 on the Commodore, Apple and Atari computers with a game call...
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The return of B.J. Blazkowicz.Call of Duty casts a long shadow. Like World of Warcraft, it has so mastered its genre that if any other entries in that genre hope for success, they must either ape or wildly deviate from the conventions established by th...
Very polished action, Competent execution, The Veil looks cool, Killing Nazis makes you feel good...
Uninspired and unexceptional, The hub town is a drag, Nothing new to see here...
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