UNREAL TOURNAMENT 2003 IN SOUTH AFRICA

Unreal Tournament 2003 Platform: Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows Me Condition: New This Title Also Available As: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Product Information Arena-based sci-fi multiplayer first-person shooter Breathtaking graphics, powered by advanced Unreal Engine technology Sophisticated in-game physics does away with "seen-it-before" animations and effects Multiple weapons including favorite blasters from the original UT and new, awe-inspiring implements of destruction Greater depth: 6 different races, over 35 characters, 30 maps, class-specific combos, role assignments, and teamwork directives Special Moves: a completely new concept in first-person shooters that adds another level of customization and skill Product Description Review The eagerly awaited sequel to one of the PC's defining first-person action extravaganzas, Unreal Tournament 2003 doesn't disappoint. For packed onto its three CD-ROMs is some of the finest action gaming on the planet, along with enough to keep you glued to your PC for months. Packed in this time, in addition to traditional Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Domination modes, is the fantastic new bombing run. As with all elements of the game, it's introduced by an excellent tutorial, and even novice players will have little trouble finding their feet. Bombing Run adds a new team element, with the aim of getting the ball through the opposition goal. Think a first-person version of Speedball and you're there. The gameplay in Unreal Tournament 2003 is far more tactical than you'd first think, although not to the detriment of those looking for a simple blast. But particularly in multiplayer mode--undoubtedly the highlight of a superb set of games--you need to think quite hard about your actions, whatever mode you're playing. It really can make the difference. In some ways, the game hasn't evolved from its predecessor. Undoubtedly it's slicker, looks better and is more polished, yet the core of the action is still very similar. Yet it's such pure, engrossing entertainment you'd be hard pushed to grumble. In all, Unreal Tournament 2003 is an accomplished and successful marriage of the original with some very welcome new ideas. Even the weaker areas of the game are very good, but when it's doing what it does best it's utterly unmissable. Don't be without it. -- Simon Brew