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Free Running (PS2)
 
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Free Running (PS2)

by Ubisoft
Platform:   PlayStation2
3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
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  • Platform:   PlayStation2
  • PEGI Rating: Ages 7 and Over
  • Media: Video Game

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Product Features

  • More than 60 challenges spread over 10 different levels in 3 distinct zones, each with its own style of gaeplay.
  • 9 different single and multiplayer modes.
  • Unlock new characters, clothes, tricks, videos and music.
  • Full screen effects including bloom, sun glare and focal blur.

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  • ASIN: B000NJLQME
  • Release Date: 20 April 2007
  • Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 6,203 in PC & Video Games (See Bestsellers in PC & Video Games)

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Forget cars, trains, packed pavements and crowded platforms, Free Running means the concrete jungle is your urban playground as you run, vault, jump and climb over obstacles in the most fluid and flowing manner possible. Featuring Sebastien Foucan, one of the stars of the acclaimed James Bond film Casino Royale! Sebastien is one of the two originators of the sport of Free Running and has also appeared in many documentaries on the soprt including the award-winning Jump London and Jump Britain.


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Forget cars, trains, packed pavements and crowded platforms, Free Running means the concrete jungle is your urban playground as you run, vault, jump and climb over obstacles in the most fluid and flowing manner possible. Featuring Sebastien Foucan, one of the stars of the acclaimed James Bond film Casino Royale! Sebastien is one of the two originators of the sport of Free Running and has also appeared in many documentaries on the soprt including the award-winning Jump London and Jump Britain.

  • More than 60 challenges spread over 10 different levels in 3 distinct zones, each with its own style of gaeplay.
  • 9 different single and multiplayer modes.
  • Unlock new characters, clothes, tricks, videos and music.
  • Full screen effects including bloom, sun glare and focal blur.

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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Tomb Raider with good controls, no plot and more challenging environments!, 22 April 2007
Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
After playing Free Running for approximately 5 hours, I have to say I'm really enjoying it!

The controls seem to be an issue with a few people, but I can't see why. There's really nothing wrong with them, they're not too loose or too stiff, I find they're very responsive and I've had no trouble with them.

The animations look good, and if you manage to pull off a chain of tricks, it looks spectacular!

Like any other type of game in this line (think Tony Hawks) there are lots of button combos to remember, but it's seriously not that hard as they all depend on the space around the character and 'X' seems to be the main interaction button, along with the analog stick.
Falling from a great height and bouncing the character in all its ragdolly glory is pretty funny!

You even have a 'Test Dummy' challenge to play, in which the objective is to cause as much damage to the character as possible. What makes this even more fun is the fact that explosives now litter the areas which catapult the character up into the air, limbs flailing.

The environments are pretty big, with more than plenty opportunities for you to trick off.
Graphically I'd score it 9/10 for PS2 standards, great lighting and character models, although some of the wall textures are quite flat in a level or two.

The music isn't half as bad as I was anticipating, thankfully.

All in all, it's a good game! The controls are fine, there's lots of moves to master and plenty of 'stomach in mouth' situations when leaping off high buildings and grabbing ledges lower down.
Go get it!




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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars As real an experience as there is., 15 Oct 2007
By Richard O. Hicks "bboypr" (Pennsylvanina, USA) - See all my reviews
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Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
I'm not going to argue as to whether this game should be called "Free Running" or "Parkour". I don't know enough about the history of the art to speak on that. What I will say is that I have read many reviews before finally purchasing this game. Most of them trash Free Running for having unresponsive controls. This is incorrect. Gamers seemed to be expecting a Tony Hawk-esque experience where you can throw a million tricks at one time for a ridiculous score. This game was not meant to be that way.

At the beginning of Free Running you chose a Tracer and are trained by Sebastian Foucan in the art of free running. The training starts out simple and works it way up to more difficult tasks. Yes the controls are tricky at first but they are supposed to be. With practice you'll be throwing gainers and flying dragons off of the most precarious of surfaces. The game is about maintaining "flow" which in turn gives you more "boost" or adrenaline that allows for sprinting. Yes you are going to have a difficult time maintaining flow at first as you have to control every action from initiating the trick to the landing. It all takes timing.
My only gripe with the game is the graphics and sound presentation. The environments have a bland cartoony feel to them. The music is done by a few artist from the UK however for the most part they are generic electronic breaks and techno beats. These lead to a dull feel. Luckily the gameplay itself is engrossing enough that you don't really notice.

To sum it all up if you're looking for a simple trick minded experience the don't play this game. However if you like free running or parkour then this game is a must have. It's the most realistic experience you can have with the art without risking serious injury.




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9 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Awful, , 16 April 2007
By ArthBH (England) - See all my reviews
Fun:1.0 out of 5 stars 
Everything is bad about this game, although it may look good, it really isn't. Audio: Music is unbearable uncopywrited R&B/cheese, and the person you play as is always saying annoying cliques. Visuals: Boring and unimaginative, with almost no attention to detail. Controls: complicated and very difficult to remember, and also very awkward.
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