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Trigger Man (PS2)

Description: Manufacturer: Crave Entertainment / Shooter / published by: Crave Entertainment / Trigger Man is a third person, ... more

Trigger Man (PS2) ... mission-based action/adventure game that immerses you in the role of an underworld hit man. Trigger Man takes players to the seamy loading docks and glitzy casinos that are frequented by the "capos", "consiglieri" and the "made men" of two warring families. Featuring eight different missions, which require a deadly mixture of cunning stealth and brute force to survive, each mission has checkpoints where the player can save the game during the mission without having to replay the entire mission. Players will need to outfit themselves with the tools of the trade from body armor and over 14 weapons, to silencers to make the "hit".

Newest Review: ... 2 can do. As a third person shooter the game fails in comparison to the likes of Grand Theft, whilst taking the same tone as ... more

... a gangster violence plot, the game really is complicated to control and very frustrating. The story mode is short. Very short. In fact if you can be bothered to look past the poor graphics and dodgy game play you can probably complete this game in a few hours. When looking at the developer "Crave" I don't remember them putting out any classics so that may be a name to remember when picking up budget titles. Thumbs down for me, I didn't like this game much at all....more

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	Trigger Man (PS2) Platforms: PlayStation2 Last Update 30.12.2009 05:48	£ 4.49	Free! within 24 hours

Trigger Man (PS2)
Platforms: PlayStation2

Last Update 30.12.2009 05:48

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Trigger Man (PS2): Sniggerman more like (273 words)
by - written on 21/05/08 (Useful, 10 readings)
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Have you ever walked into your local Gamestation or game store and even though your best instincts tell you otherwise you're still compelled to buy a game? Usually it's a combination of a really cheap price tag (In this case £3.99) and a flashy looking front cover and juicy enough synopsis on the back to talk you into it. Well that's what I fell for with TriggerMan, should I have been lured in? The answer is of course an emphatic NO. Where to start with this? This was released as a budget title which right away tells you that chances are , it ain't gonna be that good. Start with the graphics, they're a little...Salty to say the least, jagged and as ... Read the complete review