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Game Information
- Platform: PlayStation 3
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- Media: Video Game
- Item Quantity: 1
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Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
- Path of Enlightenment - As players progress through the game - amassing DNA points and by completing key mission objectives - Crypto will attain a new level of Furon Enlightenment (4 Total) - with both new and upgraded mental powers
- The Path of the Body, The Path of the Mind, The Path of Space, The Path of Time. Once Crypto attains Pure Furon Enlightenment he will be ready to return to Furon and take on the forces behind the Furon Conspiracy
- High Fidelity Destruction - Manipulate or destroy anything in the world. Create disaster movie-level destruction with DAH POF advanced multi-stage destruction capabilities, collateral damage, chain reactions and advanced physics. Now players can lay waste to entire cities, creating panic in the streets
- Open World Game play - Go anywhere at anytime via an open world mission structure - Explore 5 open world environments (Vegas, Hollywood, Paris, Hong Kong and Furon Home world) without ever leaving the game world, or take on a variety of side missions and minigames
- Destroy All Humans - Redefined - Next Gen Graphics, Detailed Destruction, New Weapons, New Mental Abilities, Expanded UFO Capabilities, Customized Upgrades + Co-Op and Competitive Multiplayer
- Co-Op - A special level where two players score points by sending the humans into a giant machine
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Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
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Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon takes players on a journey of Destruction and Enlightenment in the Funked Out ’70’s. The newest installment in the acclaimed franchise – Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon redefines the brand’s irreverent Sci-Fi action gaming experience for the Next Generation with New Weapons and Player Abilities, High-Fidelity Destruction and expanded Open-World Gameplay
Lampooning hallmarks of the funkiest decade including Disco, Disaster Movies, Kung Fu and the "Me" generation, Destroy All Humans! POF takes players around the world and on a journey of Destruction and Enlightenment – to help Crypto gain new powers from an alien Kung Fu Master in order to take on his most difficult enemy yet – his own kind.
Path of Enlightenment – As players progress through the game – amassing DNA points and by completing key mission objectives – Crypto will attain a new level of Furon Enlightenment (4 Total) - with both new and upgraded mental powers; The Path of the Body, The Path of the Mind, The Path of Space, The Path of Time. Once Crypto attains Pure Furon Enlightenment he will be ready to return to Furon and take on the forces behind the Furon Conspiracy
High Fidelity Destruction – Manipulate or destroy anything in the world. Create disaster movie-level destruction with DAH POF advanced multi-stage destruction capabilities, collateral damage, chain reactions and advanced physics. Now players can lay waste to entire cities, creating panic in the streets
Open World Game play – Go anywhere at anytime via an open world mission structure – Explore 5 open world environments (Vegas, Hollywood, Paris, Hong Kong and Furon Home world) without ever leaving the game world, or take on a variety of side missions and mini-games
Destroy All Humans – Redefined – Next Gen Graphics, Detailed Destruction, New Weapons, New Mental Abilities, Expanded UFO Capabilities, Customized Upgrades + Co-Op and Competitive Multiplayer
Co-Op – A special level where two players score points by sending the humans into a giant machine
Product Description
Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon takes players on a journey of Destruction and Enlightenment in the Funked Out '70s. The newest installment in the acclaimed franchise, redefines the brand's irreverent sci-fi action gaming experience for the PS3 with new weapons and mental abilities, high-fidelity destruction and expanded open-world gameplay.
In Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon, players will pick up where prequel 'Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed' leaves off, controlling Crypto in the Funked out 1970s when mysterious new enemy attacks Earth, sweeping Crypto up in a conspiracy that unravels his groovy new way of life and threatens the very survival of the Furon race. Players will take Crypto on a journey of Enlightenment and Destruction as he gains new powers from an alien Kung Fu Master in order to take on his most difficult enemy yet - his own kind.
- Destroy All Humans! Redefined: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon redefines the series for next-gen-increasing the size, scale and scope of Crypto's arsenal of alien weaponry, mental abilities and destruction.
- High-Fidelity Destruction: Manipulate or destroy anything in the world, creating disaster movie inspired level of destruction and mayhem.
- Open World Gameplay: Go anywhere at anytime via an open world mission structure. Explore five open world environments without ever leaving the game world, or take on a variety of side missions and minigames.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:PLAYSTATION 3
While this game may be extremely flawed, with it's crappy graphics and story, there really is much fun to be had, I've had this game for a year now, I finished the story in a few days, then continued to play it messing around for another few days, then I moved on to another game. A few months later, I go back to it, I have some balls out fun for a few days, then move on to another game, you get the picture. You really can just go back to it and have fun, you've got all these games nowadays with amazing stories and superb graphics, but alot of the time you just can't go back to it, at the end of the day I want my games to be fun and to entertain me for years, and this does, sure you'll get tired of it after a straight week of playing, but when you get tired of your FPSs and your Survival Horrors, you can come back to this for a guaranteed laugh and a fun time.
No matter it's flaws, it's a really fun game.
No matter it's flaws, it's a really fun game.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:PLAYSTATION 3
Fun:
Next-gen Destroy All Humans plays exactly like the last, the visuals are even PS2 standard. But there is fun to be had, especially if you find anal probes amusing. The plot sees Crypto coming out of semi-retirement to harvest human DNA. He has become settled on Earth, founding his own casino: Space Dust, and generally forgetting his mission to destroy all humans. The path of the Furon needs mastering for Crypto to reach enlightenment (hence the title).
The opening section of Paradiso has a Las Vegas theme. Immediately the visuals are horrifyingly poor; jagged edges, poor collision detection and clunky controls all add to the feeling this has been released unfinished. The next level, Sunnywood is even more appalling on the eyes.
Sound can be awful, with characters repeating the same dialogue constantly, often occuring well after the subtitles appear on screen. Characters also walk through solid objects, and each other, which is never acceptable.
Physics are a mess, despite a large section of the game being based on this. An early odd job requires Crypto to roll a meteorite to the destination. This becomes utterly infuriating when it violently rolls the opposite way. For the umpteenth time, and for no logical reason other than this element is utterly broken.
Crypto can use his flying saucer to travel around the map. Controls are marginally better, with the abducto ray providing some variation on harvesting DNA. However, the saucer can only land in approved 'landing zones', which makes navigation unnecessarily trying. The saucer and ray guns can be upgraded via the games archaic shop system, but affects gameplay little.
Of Cryptos powers, the body snatching mechanic should be more diverse, and actually limits Cryptos abilities. It serves as a stealth mode, with capabilites limited to mind reading other humans. The ability to carjack vehicles would have given a quicker pace to travelling.
In spite of this, there are some amusing moments.
An infiltration mission requires Crypto to body snatch a mafia don, who has to discover the password 'corned beef sandwich'! A dating game, where one of the contestants is being kept against their will, typifies the dark humour.
Yet most of the missions are badly designed and require no thought whatsoever. Brainless and ugly, but occasionally fun.
The opening section of Paradiso has a Las Vegas theme. Immediately the visuals are horrifyingly poor; jagged edges, poor collision detection and clunky controls all add to the feeling this has been released unfinished. The next level, Sunnywood is even more appalling on the eyes.
Sound can be awful, with characters repeating the same dialogue constantly, often occuring well after the subtitles appear on screen. Characters also walk through solid objects, and each other, which is never acceptable.
Physics are a mess, despite a large section of the game being based on this. An early odd job requires Crypto to roll a meteorite to the destination. This becomes utterly infuriating when it violently rolls the opposite way. For the umpteenth time, and for no logical reason other than this element is utterly broken.
Crypto can use his flying saucer to travel around the map. Controls are marginally better, with the abducto ray providing some variation on harvesting DNA. However, the saucer can only land in approved 'landing zones', which makes navigation unnecessarily trying. The saucer and ray guns can be upgraded via the games archaic shop system, but affects gameplay little.
Of Cryptos powers, the body snatching mechanic should be more diverse, and actually limits Cryptos abilities. It serves as a stealth mode, with capabilites limited to mind reading other humans. The ability to carjack vehicles would have given a quicker pace to travelling.
In spite of this, there are some amusing moments.
An infiltration mission requires Crypto to body snatch a mafia don, who has to discover the password 'corned beef sandwich'! A dating game, where one of the contestants is being kept against their will, typifies the dark humour.
Yet most of the missions are badly designed and require no thought whatsoever. Brainless and ugly, but occasionally fun.
Platform for Display:PLAYSTATION 3
Fun:
This version was very poor in every aspect, what was most fun was destroying the world with a friend but that is no longer possible and has been replaced with soem very very poor arcade type games.
The graphics have still not been updated and is exactly the same as the original release, however there are glitches in this game that really ruined my gameplay and i regret buying it.
The gameplay is not very long either, seems shorter than the other releases.
Don't buy it, save your money and buy a real game.
The graphics have still not been updated and is exactly the same as the original release, however there are glitches in this game that really ruined my gameplay and i regret buying it.
The gameplay is not very long either, seems shorter than the other releases.
Don't buy it, save your money and buy a real game.
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A LOT OF FUN
I'M NOT ADDING ANYTHING NEW HERE FROM THE OTHER POSITIVE REVIEWS,IM JUST CONFIRMING WHAT THEY SAY.
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Published on 16 Jan 2010 by Ann Middleton
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Published on 14 Jan 2010 by S. Sewell
Destroy All Humans: Path of the Furon (PS3)
The original game on the xbox was the best.
This version is very poor in all departments. Read more
This version is very poor in all departments. Read more
Published on 7 Jan 2010 by K. Gillar
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this game wasn't as good as i thought it would be. the graphics aren't as good from other ps3 games. very fast delivery and good price to pay
Published on 28 Jun 2009 by Mr. Samuel G. Bishop
path of the furon
This game is the best destroy all humans game in the series.IT may not have that good graphics but there not terrible. Read more
Published on 5 Jun 2009 by Penelope I. Melling
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Destroy all Humans is a classic game which is still funny and full ofsupprises with the new powers that crypto has been given. Read more
Published on 4 Jun 2009 by Daniel
Annoying nag messages begging for reviews
Game supplied promptly and correctly. Service was no better or worse than should be expected. Amazon did not sell me this product, it was a third party Amazon dealer, yet I have... Read more
Published on 29 April 2009 by Mr. Andrew Jones
Ooh the destructive 70's
This game is much better than most reviews say. While the graphics arn't as good as you would expect for a PS3 game, the gameplay is still as destructive as always. Read more
Published on 8 April 2009 by Keldable
...disappointing...
Destroy All Humans: Path of the Furon (PS3)
What a disappontment...This could've been a really good idea...sorta GTA meets Mars Attacks!.. Read more
What a disappontment...This could've been a really good idea...sorta GTA meets Mars Attacks!.. Read more
Published on 2 April 2009 by Mr. A. Parmenter
What I wanted at a good price!
This is a good game at a great price. Delivery was fast and there was nothing to fault. Would definatly use again!
Published on 22 Mar 2009 by Deborah Millard
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