JAWS UNLEASHED (PC) IN CAPE TOWN

Jaws Unleashed (PC) Brand New In Box (Sealed but sometimes supplied without film wrapping) THIS PRODUCT IS IMPORTED ON ORDER - PLEASE SEE "SHIPPING & PAYMENT" FOR DELIVERY TIMES Game Information Platform:   Windows XP PEGI Rating: Suitable for 16 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 16. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 16 years of age or over. Media: Video Game Item Quantity: 1 Product details Release Date: 13 Oct Features: Players take control of Jaws the Great White Shark while playing out themes and in locations from the JAWS film universe More than 10 meticulously detailed, destructible environments, each with unique designs and intense action Unleash real-time damage on intelligent enemies, vehicles and structures Perform a variety of stunning underwater, surface and air attacks via a user-friendly combat system Dismemberment engine provides multiple points of disconnection Follow story-based missions or choose to freely roam the island and the open ocean wreaking havoc Encounter multiple side missions/challenges including timed destruction, stealth, chase and others Face fearsome arena bosses including killer whales, giant squid, powerful boats and more See your victims before they know you're coming and target lock on enemies from afar with Shark Vision Created by Appaloosa Interactive, developer of the award-winning Ecco the Dolphin series Product Description ReviewIn a nutshell: Making a game based on Jaws seems impossible until you realise you don¿¿¿t play Chief Brody or any of the humans in this game ¿¿¿ you play the shark as you chomp your way through the Amity Island tourist population! The lowdown: As unlikely as it may sound at first this game takes considerable influence from the Grand Theft Auto series as you tour the ocean depths and seaside beaches, ensuring your place at the top of the food chain. Set thirty years after the original film, despite the fact that you spend the entire game snacking on swimmers and smaller denizens of the deep you¿¿¿re essentially a sort of fishy anti-hero as you set out to destroy the evil Environplus refinery on the island. As fun as this all sounds, and it is fun for the first few hours, the game is handicapped by some very clumsy controls and a perversely unhelpful camera. The idea that Jaws has the wherewithal to be using diver¿¿¿s passcards to open underwater doors also seems to stretch credibility rather too far. Most exciting moment: As well as following the storyline there¿¿¿s also a free roam mode where you can explore the ocean world and eat its contents. Apart from battling with giant squid and killer whales there¿¿¿s also a number of scenes from the movie to recreate, including the famous opening sequence with the buoy and the girl. Since you ask: Developers Appaloosa Interactive are the same team behind Ecco the Dolphin for the Dreamcast and PS2. The non-violent game worked in a similar manner and featured several great whites as enemies to be avoided. The bottom line: It¿¿¿s no classic but this isn¿¿¿t quite as bad as Jaws 4: The Revenge. HARRISON DENT