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Haze (PS3)
 
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Haze (PS3)

by Ubisoft
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3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (84 customer reviews)
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  • Platform:   PlayStation 3
  • BBFC Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Suitable for 15 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 15. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 15 years of age or over.
  • Media: Video Game
  • Item Quantity: 1

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Product Features

  • Impeccable FPS credentials from the developers of the critically acclaimed TimeSplitters series and the publishers of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter and Far Cry.
  • lay both sides of the same war: Evolve from a ruthless high-tech Mantel Trooper to a cunning Promise Hand rebel
  • ou'll be equipped with the most advanced gear and deadliest weapons and empowered by Nectar
  • xpose the truth, switch sides, and break away from Mantel�s control. Join up with your former enemies, and lead the rebels against the Mantel army.
  • utting-edge gaming technology exclusively developed for the PLAYSTATION 3
  • entirely streaming experience and the groundbreaking Conspire AI System, in which all enemy behaviors are entirely dynamic
  • ire up your console for online battles and choose from a variety of online modes

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  • ASIN: B000SKEXNW
  • Item Weight: 23 g
  • Release Date: 23 May 2008
  • Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (84 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,124 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)

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Product Description

Manufacturer's Description

Play both sides of the same war and experience two unique game systems, exclusively for the PLAYSTATION3 computer entertainment system this holiday season.

Set in the year 2048 in a world where governments have outsourced military operations to private military corporations (PMCs), you play as Shane Carpenter, a newly enlisted soldier seeking fulfillment and thrills by fighting for a good cause. As the leading PMC, Mantel Global Industries offers an array of cutting-edge military equipment, including a high-tech arsenal of vehicles, deadly weaponry, and the performance-enhancing drug Nectar.

Your conflict begins in a war-torn country where you have been sent to fight a vicious rebel faction, the Promise Hand. At first all is well, but things quickly begin to look a little strangeâEuro¦

Uncover the truth, switch sides, and break away from MantelâEuro(TM)s manipulative grip when you join your former enemies, the Promise Hand.

Product Description

(Region free, Full English language, will play on any PS3 console system)

Set in the year 2048 in a world where governments have outsourced military operations to private military corporations (PMCs), you play as Shane Carpenter, a newly enlisted soldier seeking fulfillment and thrills by fighting for a good cause. As the leading PMC, Mantel Global Industries offers an array of cutting-edge military equipment, including a high-tech arsenal of vehicles, deadly weaponry, and the performance-enhancing drug Nectar.
Your conflict begins in a war-torn country where you have been sent to fight a vicious rebel faction, the Promise Hand. At first all is well, but things quickly begin to look a little strange.

Expose the truth, switch sides, and break away from Mantel.

Evolve from a ruthless high-tech Mantel Trooper to a cunning Promise Hand rebel.

Uncover the truth, switch sides, and break away from Mantel’s manipulative grip when you join your former enemies, the Promise Hand.

Impeccable FPS (first-person shooter) credentials
From the developers of the critically acclaimed TimeSplitters series and the publishers of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter and Far Cry.

Play both sides of the war
Evolve from a ruthless high-tech Mantel Trooper to a cunning Promise Hand rebel, each featuring distinct game systems, weaponry, and abilities.

You`ll be equipped with the most advanced gear and deadliest weapons.

Under the influence, a Mantel trooper is empowered by Nectar.

  • Experience the power of a Mantel Trooper
  • You`ll be equipped with the most advanced gear and deadliest weapons and empowered by Nectar, Mantel’s battlefield-optimized performance-enhancing medication that lets you boost your fighting abilities and experience the highs and lows of drug-laden warfare. Perform fighting abilities such as Nectar Foc

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Worth the wait? 6 Jun 2008
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This game was delayed for months, I had it on order since last year. But you dont mind if they are polishing it off and fixing any bugs.

Problem is they didnt, the AI of your team mates comes from the days of the ZX Spectrum, they constantly run in front of your gun fire and are just annoying.

The graphics are ok as is the storyline however, this game will make you wary of the makers free radical and Ubisoft. Next time I see their name on a PS3 game I wont be pre-ordering!
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18 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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I cant believe this is a title that Sony want to market as a PS3 saviour.

I completed this game within a few hours, it's very short...and very dull.
The actual premise seems quite a good one and I do like story based FPS, but this undelivers in so many ways.
Having recently bought a PS3 after selling my 360, I was looking forward to the exclusive titles due out soon. Drakes Fortune was amazing, so I thought that Haze would be visually stunning with a firm story and a solid multiplayer too.
I had watched a programme about Haze on satellite a while back and thought it was going to be immense. I steered clear of any reviews and I was aware of the previous titles the programmers had been involved in.
Once I started playing, I was completely underwhelmed by the graphics, they were simply dull. Textures were uninteresting; the passing jungle was blurry with no definition... it looked very shabby.
The gameplay wasnt up to much either; enemies seemed to be just sitting and waiting for you; your own team gets in the way all the time; if you leave them behind they miraculously appear from midair right infront of you! How very amatuerish for a game with this much investment.
Quite often when I got killed by Mantel the last save would loadup placing my character suspended in midair as the ground had disappeared.
When playing against Mantel the rebels shout the same annoying phrase every couple of seconds "remember your promise to Merrino" god it was infuriating!
Even the set pieces were uninspiring. A waste of good money.
It gets 2 stars because hidden behind all the shabby programming a half decent game exists, but in no way shape or form is this a next generation game. Save your money, no doubt the shops will already be flooded by second hand games, but certainly dont pay full price for it.
Lets hope MGS takes advantage of the power available inside the PS3.
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23 of 27 people found the following review helpful
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Early previews of Haze, (the once promising but heavily delayed PS3 exclusive) seemed to give away all its secrets. Sadly there are no twists or surprises for anyone that has paid attention to Hazes excessive previews. The much publicised defection to the rebels; Promise Hand would have been far more enjoyable without prior knowledge. The twists following are non-existent, with only a discovery in a cargo container providing any highlight for lead Shane Carpenter.

From the opening moment, Hazes visuals are disappointingly shoddy; the jungles look weak, especially when compared to Uncharted: Drakes Fortune. Its laughable this is the best Free Radical could manage. There is nothing here, apart from a few fancy, ultimately pointless effects that couldn't have been done on the previous generation. Animation is also a joke, especially when reviving a fallen comrade. Bodies also levitate in mid air. Vehicle sections are just awful, so broken they should have been left out entirely. In fact only the shooting is solid throughout; and in parts above average. But surely this is to be expected from the makers of TimeSplitters. Strangely, Haze doesent have a very large weapon selection.

The whole game would be seamless if it wasn't for split second blackouts that occur after every "cut scene". This is one of Hazes most frustrating elements and clearly used to hide loading times. Rather than use cut scenes to set up the story, Haze insists on telling every scrap of narrative from Shane Carpenters eyes. This can work, as Half Life 2 proved. But the plot is clunky and amateurish at best, the half second blackouts completely ruining any immersion this approach so desperately tries to create. There are too many moments where a cut scene would have worked better. And they can't be skipped, much like Assassins Creed. In the days of Call of Duty 4 and Bioshock, where so much is experienced by the player, these forced "cut scenes" feel prehistoric.

The voice acting and sound is also a major failing. Carpenter has a different accent in-game to the demo video shown. The same, quotes are used every couple of seconds. "This way", and "No surrender" are heavily overused. By far the most cringe worthy however:
"Is there a medal for being the most bad ass gangster, cause that me".
Even worse is the fact many quotes are used by both Mantel and Promise Hand. It's only a small point, but when both sides are spouting the same macho cliché, it's difficult to believe they are fighting for anything different. Music is average at best.

In the early levels whilst fighting for Mantel, it's even obvious when there are no enemies, as the gun disappears from screen. For me this ruined any tension or suspense. Early previews also suggested that overusing Nectar can lead to hallucinations and side effects, with Carpenter struggling to separate friend from foe. This does sound exciting, yet my first overdose happened without having used Nectar?? This section was even played twice, with it happening at EXACTLY the same point. So nowhere near as subtle or refined as Free Radical have suggested. Nectar is even too scripted to be considered a game-play mechanic. Its also a massive disappointment. The yellow glow caused by this drug is essential to even see the enemy. There are some nice touches, like when on Nectar; the sniper aim is much steadier. Landmines are very well designed. The levels, most notably the cargo ship have flashes of brilliance. But sadly this is too little, far too late for such a high profile game.

Switching sides thankfully provide new gameplay options, but Haze remains a mediocre experience. New options include the ability to play dead. Nectar grenades can also be removed from Mantel soldiers and used as a chemical weapon.
The games climax (aboard the Mantel Land Carrier) had the potential, in spite of everything to give Haze a memorable climax. Yet, much like the rest of the game, it disappoints in a big way. Once aboard, the level involves lots of backtracking, with atrocious signposting and design. Example; wandering back to the start of the level, and finding (purely by chance) that a door has now opened. The ending is also abrupt and unsatisfying for such a narrative driven game. In fact, many levels end suddenly, leaving the impression large chunks have been cut to finally get this game on the shelves.

Haze would have been a terrible game if it'd arrived suddenly and without hype. It just hurts when such a big game fails to deliver, once again.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great premise, awful delivery.
Haze starts with a great idea. Nectar.

You can self inject to get superhuman abilities for a few seconds to run stupidly fast or aim absurdly accurately. Read more
Published 23 hours ago by S
Not as bad as some make out
I have only just bought Haze and its 2011 lol!
First off the graphics arent that bad some people make them out to be bad... Read more
Published 10 months ago by nigel
haze
Haze was one of my first purchases for the ps3 , hoping it would be our halo. Alas i was left dissapointed , everything about this game was badly done , the graphics , the... Read more
Published 23 months ago by Luke Thrower
Boring!
This game is rubbish!!
I bought it thinking it would be amazing!!
Really dissappointed, boring gameplay and a crap storyline!!
Published on 14 April 2010 by R. Moffat
Haze is just OK
Not a bad game at this price. Once you have mastered the controls its quite easy to complete in a fairly short space of time. Read more
Published on 28 Mar 2010 by Jeanette
Only a bit Hazy
I quite enjoyed this game and didn't think it was as bad as some make out. I only bought it because of the infamy of leading to the demise of Free Radical of Timesplitters... Read more
Published on 10 Mar 2010 by Duncan McDonald
What A Game To Start Off With ...
This was the 1st game i got with my PS3 and after much deciding between that and a few other games i went with this, i am so glad i did. Read more
Published on 19 Jan 2010 by A. King
"A great shooter, deigned to entertain!!"
This is undoubtly a good game. Its got good guns and vechiles. I'll admit its smashed by modern warfare 2, flaspiont and borderlands, but for its price in jan 2010 its Brilliant!!!
Published on 17 Jan 2010
Certainly a great underated title
I had played all of Free Radicals previous games before, and the Timesplitters series were some of my most played fps games on my xbox. Read more
Published on 27 Dec 2009 by P. Robinson
What Happened?
Im sorry but this game is awful. The plotline gets boring when you realise you don't care. The graphics are awful and the gameplay is generic. Read more
Published on 18 July 2009 by Mr. N. J. Peek
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