Still, Westwood is known for quality games, and that pride in its work shows in "Renegade." Westwood has seemingly mastered the art of FPS controls in one try as "Renegade"'s interface almost disappears as you play, enabling you to run and shoot and blast stuff without hunting for keys and commands. Sound glitches, such as wonky directional sound cues and enemy voices that come from nowhere, keep the game from being completely gripping. The graphics (provided by an engine developed in-house at Westwood) look incredible in some places but dismal in others, ranging from raging multiple-vehicle firefights to drab, almost texture-less walls in a secluded chalet. "Renegade" is Westwood's freshman FPS outing, and in many ways, it shows. PS2 hits Europe, Web auction price jumps.PlayStation One rescues Sony's Christmas.
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PC game review: Medal of Honor Allied Assault.Warcraft III collector's edition announced.Things get more complex, however, once Havoc meets up with an old flame on the battlefield, finds out about Nodâs secret Tiberium experiments, and struggles with a brigadier general who isn't putting up with Havoc's renegade streak.
The story is simple: The Brotherhood of Nod is out there being evil, and only Havoc can stop them.
"Renegade" is the first time you actually get to be Havoc, the GDI's most hardcore commando, with all the destruction, violence, and coolness that entails. (IDG) - After many long years in development, "C&C Renegade" shows the world that you don't need sentimental war nostalgia, Nazis, or the "Quake III" engine to make a good first-person shooter.
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