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Far Cry 2 - Xbox 360

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Platform For Display: Xbox 360


Features

  • First-person shooter for Xbox 360 gives players an open-ended gameplaying experience
  • Roam the beautifully detailed jungles and savannah of Africa
  • Pick up a wide range of weapons and hop into different vehicles
  • Dynamic environment, including day-night cycles and fire propagation
  • Online multiplayer supports up to 16 players

Description

Far Cry 2 by Ubisoft is the anticipated sequel to the award-winning original that brings players into the beautiful and hostile world of Africa. Far Cry 2 for Xbox 360 features open-ended gameplay that allows you to play the game whichever way you choose, with the choices you make affecting where the game leads you. Outstanding Graphics Ubisoft developed the Dunia Engine specifically for Far Cry 2. Among other things, the Dunia Engine delivers realistic, interactive environments, special effects, real-time night-and-day cycles, and smart enemy AI. Expansive, Realistic Environment Far Cry 2 is set in a fictional region of Africa where you are caught between two rival factions at war. The Ubisoft team spent a lot of time filming and photographing in Africa to get all the details of the landscape and native wildlife. The result is a huge gameplay area that is 50 square kilometers, taking players into and out of the jungle and savannah. Wild animals such as zebras, buffalo, gazelle are encountered during the game, with both players and enemies allowed to interact with them. Far Cry 2 features an incredible level of detail and realism, with a minimal in-game interface to detract from immersion. For example, players will need to navigate the world using an in- game map and navigation system, weapons will disintegrate over time, and fires will spread and propagate. Each of the actions a player takes is reflected in the environment and changes the content of the game. To fulfill your mission, you need to play the enemies against each other, using both strategy and skill. Huge Range of Weapons and Vehicles Far Cry 2 offers gamers a wide range of weapons, from a machete for hand-to-hand combat, to a sniper rifle that can stealthily pluck off enemies from afar. As weapons disintegrate over time, they might jam or even explode in your hand. There are also a large range of vehicles such as gliders, trucks, cars, and boats that will let you fly, drive, slide, and hover over the open landscapes. Multiplayer Options for up to 16 Players Far Cry 2 supports up to 16 players and has four gameplay modes: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Diamond, and Uprising. Players can choose from six different classes in multiplayer, each with its own set of pros and cons. Just as in the single-player mode, multiplayer games will feature dynamic elements, making each session unique. You can explore the world of Far Cry 2 from inside a car or flying on a glider.

Publication Date: October 21, 2008


Computer Platform: Xbox 360


Release date: October 21, 2008


Product Dimensions: 7.52 x 5.51 x 0.51 inches; 0.8 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Rated: Mature


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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes


Item Weight: 0.8 ounces


Manufacturer: Ubisoft


Date First Available: July 7, 2004


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • The Classic Sand-Box Game. Still tons of fun today.
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
Yes, the enemies never permanently go away. Getting anywhere in this game is quite a challenge. But if you accept that this game is simply about getting places and doing things without dying, and progressing to bigger and badder weapons all the time, this game will hook you into its world. When I was done, I felt like I'd really become a complete badass. Things will happen to you in this game which you'll want to tell your friends about. And almost none of it is pre-scripted. The game is a triumph of system-based game design. Very immersive. I always find myself wanting to go back to it. Arguably, Far Cry 2 is a classic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2014 by John Paquette

  • Far Cry 2 punches you in the face until you figure out how to duck, but boy is it satisfying when you do. :)
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
This is a very divisive game. I loved it. I know someone who hates it. And we both agree that the litmus test is how you feel about the respawning guard posts. The open world map is filled with guard posts. Even after you take one out, once you move away a bit, it'll respawn again. This makes traveling across the map difficult. Many people find it too tedious, wishing they could just fast travel to the next mission and get on with it, and so they hate the game. As for me, Far Cry 2 is all about planning ahead, and then improvising when my plan fails, and the guard posts are part of that. Since I have limited ammo and health, do I want to waste my precious silent dart gun ammo on this guard post and have less ammo when I get to the mission? Or do I take a look at my map and find a way around? Or maybe I try to use one type of weapon on this guard post, and a different one when I get to my mission? And the missions themselves usually provide you with a variety of entry points, where you can plan things out. Maybe you see a vehicle patrolling a road, so you leave a jeep in the middle of the road as a road block, and then wait to ambush them. Maybe then you accidentally start a brush fire and have to run from cover. A lot of games claim that you have multiple ways to approach a situation, but Far Cry 2 really forces you to think about it, and it never lets you off easy. Even the most powerful weapon in the game, a guided rocket launcher, has a downside: backsplash that can start a fire behind you if you're not careful. I haven't actually played Dark Souls, but I imagine this is sort of like the FPS version that: A game that punches you in the face until you learn to duck. It doesn't hold your hand, but that makes it all the more worthwhile when you figure out your own strategy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2015 by Kenneth Lu

  • Absolutely love it!!!
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
Great game, great story line, multiplayer, MAP MAKER (with vehicles and infinite possibilities, mind you. Ive seen people desi), secrets, fun weapons, and easy controls. I would recommend this to anyone. Also, if you like to play player made maps, you can download or try the maps people have setup in online rooms already. I have made 25 of them myself, but their are literally thousands. Search Sherbud73 in the "Map Author" search for the maps I've made and enjoy the game. Like I said, I would recommend this game to anyone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2013 by Sherbud

  • simply amazing
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
one of the best games i have played and a personal favorite. far cry 2 really brings out the FPS. stunning graphics, excellent weapon choices, amazing sound effects. can get repetitive and frustrating but a big thumbs up! never played this?? buy it! very worth it and it will take u quite awhile to finish, long story line. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2011 by Tanner

  • Takes a while to get into it.
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
Far Cry 2 would have been a lot better were it not for the fact that you had to stop and repair your vehicle everytime you got into a shootout. The game is long enough already, having to stop every 5 minutes at every checkpoint (another annoyance) to repair your vehicle or switch to another one only adds to the tedium. Also irritating are the regular weapon jammmings you have to deal with, and any weapons you pick up from defeated enemies are almost always in as bad a shape as the one you have, or worse. You can purchase better weapons, reliability upgrades, etc.. so there are ways around that but even these seem to degrade at an unrealistic rate. The previously mentioned enemy checkpoints just seem to drag things out even further. You can completely destroy these checkpoints only to come back later and find them completely rebuilt and fully staffed with more enemies to fill your vehicle full of lead. Yawn.. The game is not a total bust, there are some fun parts but I found myself ready for it to be over about halfway thru the second act. I'm a completionist so I had to finish it, and I was glad when it was over. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2013 by Rick

  • A vastly unplayable game.
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
Far Cry 2 has great graphics, scenery, storytelling and mechanics. For the first few hours you play it you'll feel sucked into its atmosphere and gameplay. After those few hours, though, it becomes very evident that the game is brutally difficult and obnoxious. I enjoy hard games; challenges and puzzles that make you work to accomplish something. Far Cry 2 doesn't have that. Far Cry 2 has an infinite supply of enemies who will chase and fight without ever giving up. They're programmed to see through thousands of feet, through bushes and around trees. I stopped playing because of how repetitive the game became. To get to my next mission, I would invariably be chased two or three times, more if I had to span the entire map. I was spending more time killing the bloodthirsty, nameless bots than taking part in the actual story. Not worth it, even used at $10. 2 Stars because the game itself, I could tell, is very good, and PC players can use mods to undo the horrible AI. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2014 by Dana Cram

  • Extremely Fun Multiplayer
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
The story mode is pretty enjoyable, but the most impressive part of this game is how detailed the map editor is. If you and your friends can come up with some creative ideas on maps, or download other user-created maps, the multiplayer can be amazing. If you have friends that have this game or if you just plan to play the story then I highly recommend it. If you're buying this for ranked multiplayer you might as well not buy it, since the game's population has dropped too low. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2011 by Fried Welf

  • Bla bla bla
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
I bought this game because the description says you get to run around and do whatever you want. I get sick of these games where you're tied to missions. Sometimes I just want to cut loose and go around blowing up things randomly. I never got that far. It's just video storyline after storyline. You have to sit and watch the crap, with no option to click through it, and the storyline sucks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2012 by Joel K. Mitchell

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