So basically I'm playing with a huge smile on my face. Then I get farther and farther into the game.
As I am waiting for the game to load on my surprisingly fast Xbox 360, the first thing I see is the Unreal Engine logo. For the first time in a while I almost giggle a little bit. Giggles of joy that is. I start the campaign on Agent difficulty (The normal one) and start playing. The first thought is that this game is amazingly well done and very pretty. The fighting is great and innovative and the story is just as deep as the movie's. So basically I'm playing with a huge smile on my face. Then I get farther and farther into the surprisingly short game, and the smile becomes a small frown. The controls are clunky, the games fights are repetitive, and the difficulty curve is weirder than most things in Japan. I say that loosely. The game its self is super easy, but the boss battles are really hard. I mean they really kicked my ass, and made this game challenging at times. Good thing they added the ability to replay Boss Battles, because they are the best part of this game.
Positive Notes
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Stays true to the Movie
Impressive Graphics
Great fighting system
Fun boss battles
Negative Notes
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Very short
Clunky and slow controls
Very easy, except the boss battles
Annoying level design
??? Notes
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Why the hell did they add the ability to sneak???
I wanted to quickly add a little thing about the shooting in the game. The shooting is bad and great. I say it is bad because its slow and hard to kill people with. I found it easier to go into hand-to-hand combat with people then to shoot them. Its great because it's also makes the game slightly more challenging, because this game needs that. Along with that it also makes the "immortal badass" a little harder to play.
I gave this a 80, but I don't think that it should have a score. If your a casual gamer or a intermediate gamer you should defiantly rent this game, but if your a Hardcore gamer or a Bourne fan, then you should buy this one.