Singularity's story starts at the beginning of the cold war. The Soviets are worried about the threat of the Americans and there nuclear power, and they set out to find something to level the playing field.

TMD helps a lot to set it apart from other FPS; Solid gameplay throughout the game; Mulitplayer component is fun; but; unfortunately; lacking

Giving you a wrist-mounted flux capacitor to toy with environments and enemies alike, Activision's Singularity is a journey through shifting timelines and disturbing experiments. Is it a history-maker, or will you want to rewind time after you're done?

Some games feature emotional stories with complex subtext, well-wrought characters that make us care about their fates, or philosophical implications that give thoughtful players pause. Singularity is not one of those games.

Time-manipulation powers keep the action interesting; Diverse set of weapons; all of which are fun to shoot; Set-piece battles; boss fights; and puzzles mix up the pace; Entertaining multiplayer battles

Visuals are behind the times; Scattered glitches

Just finished Singularity (yea, sometimes it's nice livin' in the EU ^^) and wanted to share my impressions of it with you guys.