Crysis 2

Here we are. Crysis 2 has arrived at last. It's a seminal moment – not due to some monolithic expectation of gameplay, but rather a tes...

Absolutely unbelievably good looking; Nanosuit powers are endlessly entertaining; Multiplayer rewards creative thinking

Yet another mute; personality-free protagonist; Frequently buggy enemy AI; Irritating automatic taunts in multiplayer

Crysis 2 - PC, Xbox 360, PS3

Furthermore, the twelve maps are graphically just as impressive as the single player campaign, with a variety of iconic locations such as the financial district of Wall Street, or the Statue of Liberty, providing a plethora of tactical options.

Crysis 2

Looks aren't everything, but don't tell that to Crytek Studios, whose 2007 first-person shooter Crysis remains famous for requiring state-of-the-art PC horsepower to run at full graphical-glory speed, and whose follow-up-which, unlike its predecessors, is also available on consoles-arrives with...

Crysis 2 (X360) - Review

New York City is ablaze. The ceph encountered in the Pacific Ocean weren't an isolated event, but only a precursor to a much larger infestation. The ceph are trying to wipe out humanity and it looks like New York City is a great place to start the party. You begin Crysis 2 as a U.S.

Crysis 2

If the previous 10 years of video game design were led by the characters we control, this decade is already being defined by what they wear. Not in terms of fashion; aside from the cut of Bond's tuxedo in Goldeneye, style never had very much to do with shooting games.