Unreal Tournament 2007 for Xbox 360 Reviews

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I think this is a great game so far. Gets hard but part of what makes an unreal game fun. from Amazon.com I liked the game for it's aesthetics and maps considering it is my first Unreal. However, what is unreal is the single player campaign. from Amazon.com Keyboard and mouse support is available in this game. All games should be like this for the PS3! So many First Person Shooters on the PS3, and the system obviously will allow keyboard and mouse but the game developers won't do it. from Amazon.com Unreal and UT99 used to be the pinnacle of gaming. Each sequel has managed to botch the awesomeness of their parents. from Amazon.com Nothing brings back good memories such as sniping on a CTF map, hidden in a tower, and after hearing head shot several times, hearing the announcer scream "HOLY S*%$!". Unreal Tournament is a well known franchise so there's little introduction to what you need to know about this game. If you've unfamiliar though, all you really need to know is shoot the other colored team. from Amazon.com Another installment of Unreal! Totally rad, right!? from Amazon.com First I should mention that I've been a long time fan of the Unreal Tournament series, ever since its first appearance on the PC many years ago. I loved everything about it: the innovative weapons, the dual fire modes, the fast pace multiplayer, the beautiful level designs with futuristic backdrops, excellent sound effects and amazing BOTS, which seemed almost human at times. from Amazon.com This game was hyped up and it promised to be as good as the original Unreal Tournament and even have a good singleplayer, but it seems that Epic was more focused on the technology (not even the art-direction, just the technology) and as a result we got a cluttery incomplete game that looks like it ripped it's art from Mortal Kombat and was built using recycled resources from Gears. The overall feel of the game actually isn't too bad, in some areas it even feels better than the almost decade old classic it was supposed to surpass, the weapons have that satisfying 'feel' and are well balanced (well except for the over-powered enforcer you start with) and the game is fun for a little bit, but you'll quickly start to notice things lacking. from Amazon.com Back in 1999, there were three things the PC gaming world cared about: Y2K, Quake III: Arena, and Unreal Tournament. Quake was all about colorful, super-fast-twitch death. from Amazon.com Unreal and Unreal Tournament are two of the most well known and highly respected arena-based first person shooters out there. Fast approaching its tenth anniversary, there's no doubt that Unreal's spin-off, Unreal Tournament, is perhaps the prime contributor to the series' success. from Amazon.com