WET (PS3)

Wet looks and feels like a Qunetin Tarantino film, in fact you could say that the developers have basically ripped off the Kill Bill films and mixed in a bit of Grindhouse too. You play a sexy female, samurai sword wielding, assasin (not unlike Uma Thurman's 'The Bride'), who hacks, slices and shoots her way through various levels and missions. At first I was impressed by the gameplay, and enjoyed the slow-mo shooting action (simialr to that seen in the early Max Payne games). There's plenty of blood and gore as you destroy the huge armies of 'baddies' and top accompany the carnage is a 70's styled soundtrack (again, based on the kind of music ...  Read the complete review

In this game you play as the character Rubi, a hitwoman who will do just about anything and kill just about anyone. You start off working for a Crimal bosses son within the drug trade. Theny ou get brought in to work for a new guy who is totally cool. And he makes you kill your last boss. The gameplay in this game revoles around guns and swords generally. You have a small circle in the centre of the screen you use to aim at people and generally all the shooitng is done in slow motion like in strangelehold for those you who played it. When you either jump, slide across the floor, or wall run etc the game goes into a slow motion mode for you to shoot at the ...  Read the complete review

WET was released a few weeks ago and it has been a big seller. The game starts by you tacking the role of Rubi, a hit-woman that will do just about anything, for the right price that is. At the start of the game you are currently working for Trevor Ackers, the son of William Ackers a crime boss in the drug market. During the middle of the game you meet a man named Rupert Pelham and his two body guards Taranchula, the blind woman with deadly guns and Ze Kollektor who has awsome sword skills. Working for him you are assigned to Bring him Trevor Ackers and he is then killed by Taranchula and when that happens you go on a mission to kill Pelham and hit ...  Read the complete review