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Diehard GameFAN: Dark Sector Review

Dark Sector has made the jump from console to PC, but Diehard GameFAN is kind if wondering why. An interesting story, decent effects, and a new gimmick can't overcome clumsy game play and next to zero replay value. Yes, a lot of games that make the jump from one platform to the next have extra features or tweaks added, but Dark Sector is a near-direct port. Even then, unless you are running a monster rig, you would probably be better off grabbing a copy for the console and playing on a big screen as opposed to a monitor. As it stands, there is some fun to be found here, but you are probably better off elsewhere.
BIoodmask - contributor
Published: 223 days 17 hours ago | Review | PC
 
 
 

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