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- Condition
- New
- Platform For Display
- PlayStation 4
- Edition
- Standard
- Dimensions
- 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 in; 1.13 oz
- Weight
- 1.13 oz
- Publication Date
- October 28, 2016
- Type of item
- Video Game
Features 4
- Advanced, Action-Packed Gameplay Whether fighting as a Pilot, the dominant force on The Frontier, or as a Titan, 20-foot tall war machines, Titanfall 2 provides an incredibly fun, fluid, and thrilling combat experience that is unmatched.
- Captivating Single Player Campaign Step on to The Frontier as a Militia rifleman with aspirations of becoming a Pilot. Stranded behind enemy lines, and against overwhelming odds, you must team up with a veteran Vanguard-class Titan and uphold a mission you were never meant to carry out.
- Deeper Multiplayer Action With six brand-new Titans, a host of deadly new Pilot abilities, an expanded customization system, new modes and much more, Titanfall 2 gives players the deeper Multiplayer experience they have been asking for.
- Play with Friends, or Make New Ones The social tissue of Titanfall 2, Networks makes it fast and easy to play with friends old and new. Whether Social or Competitive, players will be able to create and join a variety of Networks that best suit their play styles and preferences.
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Pilot and Titan unite as never before in Respawn Entertainment’s highly anticipated Titanfall 2. Experience a single player campaign that explores the unique bond between man and machine. Dominate the competition in multiplayer action, featuring six all-new Titans, enhanced Pilot abilities, an expanded customization system, new maps, weapons and much more ACCOLADES 2016 Best of E3 Game Critics Award Winner for Best Online Multiplayer
Specs 13
| Publication Date | October 28, 2016 |
|---|---|
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 4 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 41 |
| UPC | 014633368741 |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 4 |
| Release date | October 28, 2016 |
| Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 1.13 ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Language | English |
| Rated | Mature |
| Item model number | 36874 |
| Item Weight | 1.13 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Electronic Arts |
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Amazing game, and is in good shape
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
Titanfall 2 is a game I’ve been watching friends of mine play for years. After all this time, may of this year my family and I finally got a ps4, and on top of that a ps4 pro. So we have about 8 physical copies of games for our system, and I saw this on here for only $7.29. That absolutely blew my mind that the game was going for this cheap, so that definitely got me to pull the trigger without hesistation. I still paid less than $8 by the time my order was completed. Normal retail price for this game is now $19.99, and even then that is worth paying to have this awesome game. Gameplay and movement is fast, smooth, and you get good at it pretty quick. Being used to the much slower paced CoD: MW remastered, this is quite a considerably faster pace. That may not be for everybody. But me? I love it. Because it’s fun, the weapon designs are awesome, the art aesthetic is really cool, and this game just.. feels like something of its own. The campaign is pretty solid, especially cause there wasn’t one in the first Titanfall game, but even then, Respawn did a good job of giving their fans the single player experience that they wanted. Moving on to the multiplayer, my god this is where the game shines. You have free DLC maps, modes, and weapons, and you have a METRIC CRAP TON of camos to deck put your pilot, Titan, or weapons. There are DLC packs that you can purchase even more camos, and I would say that they’d be well worth it if you’re like me and want to have everything in the game. But mind you, it’s not cheap to get all of them, as they’re going to run you about $24.99 each (last time I checked). Why do all these cosmetics and free DLC matter? Well, these were things that unfortunately killed the first Titanfall game, along with being released at a poor time, around the same time that CoD and Battlefield were clashing yet again. But then enter Titanfall 2: giving fans the free DLC and no season pass, customization, and the single player campaign that was missing. Unfortunately this game almost died as well because EA yet again made Respawn release this game around the time Battlefield 1 and CoD: Infinite Warfare and MWR came out, so eventually this game got thrown under the radar. But earlier this year, Apex Legends came out, and saved not only EA’s sorry butts, but also saved the Titanfall series. With Apex’s recognition, Titanfall 2 began to get more recognition again. Titanfall 2 now has a healthier playerbase. Personally Apex is not my thing, as I don’t like Battle Royale games. But I can appreciate the recognition that it gave Titanfall. Overall, this is easily becoming one of the best video games I’ve ever played in this current generation. Highly recommend the STANDARD version of the game, not the deluxe. Why? Because the deluxe edition in my opinion is a bit overpriced at $40. If the standard version stays below $20, then you can buy the standard game, buy the deluxe edition content on PlayStation Store for about $10. So you’re saving an extra $10 that can go toward something else in the paid DLC for this game. Which by the way, there is a LOT. So I recommend staying away from the deluxe edition unless you want to get the collector’s steelbook, but the standard version is what I recommend. Last but not least, the game and the case has been delivered to me on time and in perfect condition. Looks as brand new as my other new PS4 games. Titanfall 2 deserved game of 2016 in my opinion. It’s that good. You’ll only know by playing it for yourself. Still hesitant? Go for it. Give this game a try. Especially since it’s still going for under $20.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2019 by Kordell P.
Stand by for Titanfall
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
Titanfall 2 is one of the biggest travesties of 2016. The sequel of this fast paced mech shooter is one of the best sequels with huge improvements adding a new campaign and refinements to the multiplayer. But released a week after Battlefield 1 and a week before Call of Duty Infinite Warfare in the worse release date ever and it shows in low player count and sales which is a shame as Titanfall 2 is one of the best and polished shooters of 2016. The game adds a new campaign which Titanfall 1 didn’t have. In the campaign you play as riflemen Jack Cooper a pilot in training. In a mission gone south your mentor is killed and Cooper is suddenly promoted to a pilot and is partnered up with BT. BT is your standard reboot that takes everything literal which is nothing ground-breaking, however BT is still a great companion. The thing that I enjoyed the most is the level design. Cooper and BT’s war on the IMC takes them to a demolition factory, a combat simulator and my personal favorite in and out of time itself. The story is you regrouping and finding a way to stop the IMC an evil organization who is brutally colonizing the frontier for its resources. The IMC hires mercenaries who served as boss fights throughout the campaign.It runs increible smoothly at 60 frames without any stuttering on a standard Playstation 4, The graphics look great improving the lighting from the last game. The Source engine still looks good despite being a decade old. Multiplayer the part of the game you will spend most of your time with and as much as I loved the campaign it’s over in about 6 hours. Titanfall 2’s multiplayer sets to streamline many components of the original game and add more customization options and titans. It’s fun and smooth with 13 game modes and options for network groups. Although titans have gotten a major nerf and are more like tin cans now with them being destroyed pretty easily which sucks because you on your mech and you're immediately taken down no longevity at all. More titans are added and they all play differently unlike Titanfall 1 were changes were pretty much aesthetics only. Due to release date few people are playing as Battlefield 1 and COD pretty much have a majority of the FPS community. Still multiplayer is not bad at all you could still find a full lobby in certain modes and networks. Still it's a shame that the genius’ at EA thought it was a good idea to release in between COD and Battlefield. Titanfall 2 was one of the best shooters of 2016 with the great level design and fun shooting despite the few flaws it's a shooter worth checking out. If you're just a single player guy then it's a sale as it’s short and has little replay value. If you enjoy multiplayer games than Titanfall 2 is the one of the best games in the market. With the recent price cut and active marketing by EA I hope it can make a comeback from its launch. New content is going to be all free so no season pass and no split community. Titanfall 2 is very underrated shooter that is very good it's more enjoyable than this year’s entry of Call of Duty in space and I would recommend it don’t worry BT isn’t going anywhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2017 by Christian Romero
Great campaign, great multiplayer, free DLC. Amazing game.
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
This is not only one of the best FPS titles i've played in a long time, it's one of the best games. I was caught totally off guard by how much I enjoyed this game. It takes everything that was good about TF1 and expands and fine tunes it. They even added a full single player campaign/story mode that is actually fantastic. Then of course the addictive multiplayer. So easy to jump and start learning, as most if it will feel very familiar to the average FPS player. But the mechanics and features are complex enough that you have room to explore whats possible and really master getting around. It's just so fluid, responsive and reliable. Momentum is your friend here, and so are the various gadgets you can choose from. Like the newly added grappling hook which when used properly in conjunction with jumps and wall runs can propel you across the entire map, if you know what you're doing. Or at least yank yourself out of the way from a stomping Titan coming your way. The guns are all fun to learn and have their own clear strengths and weaknesses. There is a good amount of customization for your pilot and your own Titan, but if I had to ask for one thing it would be more visual customization to our appearance, other than just camo paint jobs. Depending on what class/ability you go with, your pilots gear changes, and then you customize the paint job over that. Not to mention.. FREE DLC! No paying $40-50 for a season pass just to get content that should have been in the final product anyways.. they are giving all DLC at no cost through out the year. That is amazing. All in all, this game is a breath of fresh hair and I couldn't be more excited to stick with this franchise and see where it goes.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2017 by Dan
This is a game that if you enjoy shooting games or giant robots in general you will ...
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
Titanfall 2 is a grossly underrated multiplayer shooter. When it was released it unfortunately was during the same time of a couple of other expected shooters so it was overlooked by many. This is a game that if you enjoy shooting games or giant robots in general you will love this game, even if you are just going to play the campaign mode. The campaign mode stars a soldier named Cooper who works for a resistance against a growing multi-planet superpower. Cooper has dreams of becoming a pilot, an elite soldier with the privilege to pilot a Titan, a giant robot that not only can be piloted but has its own intelligence and can work autonomously. Cooper gets this opportunity during a botched operation where his forces get ambushed and his mentor, in his dying words, transfers authority of his Titan, BT, over to Cooper. From this point a sort of friendship develops between the two as they travel through battle zones to reunite with the resistence and stop the use of a planet destroying super weapon. The gameplay is fast and mobile. On ground you have the ability to run along walls and double jump, allowing for some fast paced movement. In addition you can have access to a special ability, such as camouflage that makes you invisible, a grappling hook that you can use to zip across the map, and more. However the real meat of the game takes place inside your Titan. There are several different types of loadouts of Titans that have range of uses. Such as the Northstar, a sniper class that has a jetpack and can spam missiles, the Scorch class that focuses on incendiary weapons that deny movement to the enemy and cause a lot of damage over time, or the Ronin class that focuses on close combat with a shotgun and sword, among others. In multiplayer you can only use one class at a time but in Campaign BT can unlock more and more loadouts as the game goes on, and is able to switch them on the fly. So if you enjoy shooters you will definitely get your money's worth out of this game and as someone who normally doesn't play shooters I had a bunch of fun going through the campaign and some of multiplayer although I recommend getting this game on a sale if you are not the kind of person who can spend hours and hours on multiplayer.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2017 by Morgan Hunter
The Campaign Is One Of The Best Of The Year
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
The first Titanfall quickly vanished from my radar because of the unfortunate decision to forgo a single player campaign. I'm sure online multi-player is great for those that enjoy it, but I'm not one of those people. It's always a little saddening when a game that could have had a great story-driven campaign gets a mediocre campaign because the cost-benefit analysis caused development focus to shift to multi-player. I understand why it's done, I just don't like it. And when a game that looks as promising as Titanfall cuts the campaign entirely it's disheartening but I just move on. Titanfall 2 isn't doing so well sales-wise, but from what I've seen that has absolutely nothing to do with the quality of the game. I honestly think a lot of potential customers are in the same boat as myself and wrote off Titanfall as a strictly online multiplayer series. I didn't even know the game had a campaign until two weeks after it released. If it hadn't been for some compelling reviews of the campaign, I would never have bothered to check it out. I'm so glad I did. Titanfall 2 was one of the best games I played all year. The campaign was amazingly well done. I wanted to hug that damn robot before it was over. Super-tight controls, really fun movement abilities like the wall run, and those freakin' sentient robots made it a great experience. Perhaps the saddest thing of all is that they totally fixed the Titanfall formula by adding such a well-crafted campaign, but the game hasn't sold well at all. They'll probably write off the new direction as a failure because the game did not perform as well as the first one, but in my opinion the second game is only hampered by the bad decision to leave a campaign out of the first game. How may other would-be customers skipped one of the best gameplay experiences of the year because they thought, like I did, that Titanfall 2 had no campaign? If you're on the fence, don't be. This game is worth the price of admission.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2016 by Samson Wick
Endless Thrills and Great Value
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
Titanfall 2 for PlayStation 4 is an incredibly fun and exhilarating game that deserves a place in every gamer's collection. Despite being released some time ago, it continues to provide an engaging and action-packed experience that is well worth the investment, offering remarkable value for money. One of the standout features of Titanfall 2 is its sheer enjoyment factor. The game seamlessly combines fast-paced first-person shooter gameplay with the unique addition of giant mech suits known as Titans. The adrenaline rush of piloting these colossal machines while engaging in intense battles is truly unmatched. The movement mechanics and fluid controls make traversing the game's maps a thrilling experience, adding an extra layer of excitement to every firefight. Whether you're engaging in epic multiplayer battles or immersing yourself in the captivating single-player campaign, Titanfall 2 never fails to deliver pure gaming joy. Additionally, the game's affordability is a significant factor in its appeal. As a slightly older title, it offers excellent value for money. The lower price point makes it an accessible option for gamers looking to expand their library without breaking the bank. Despite its age, Titanfall 2's graphics and gameplay mechanics remain impressive, showcasing the timelessness of its design and solidifying its status as a must-have game for PlayStation 4 owners. In summary, Titanfall 2 for PlayStation 4 is an incredibly fun and thrilling game that continues to captivate players even years after its release. Its unique blend of fast-paced shooting and giant mech combat creates an unforgettable gaming experience. With its remarkable value for money, Titanfall 2 is an essential addition to any gamer's collection, offering countless hours of excitement and enjoyment. Don't miss out on this timeless gem that has secured its place as one of the greats on the PlayStation 4 platform.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2023 by H.Tran
If you liked the first, this is a no-brainer!
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
OK. I am a little bit biased since I really liked the original (yes, I am one of the few). I played it to the day this one came out. In comparison, I really do like the changes and glad the core remained the same. I appreciate the fact that they listened and added a single player campaign. The original featured a "campaign" but in reality it was simply multiplayer maps with changing play modes that looped. Although it gave you a sense of what was going on, there wasn't much as far as a deep universe lore. The sequel remedies that. It does have a campaign that features several unique environments, smart use of abilities for the character and its Titan, good Bosses (could've been more difficult, in my opinion), interesting setting, and story. I wish there would've been more character development but it was good enough -I only cared about my buddy Titan. As far as multiplayer, I have to say that there were few but welcome improvements. The classes feel more distinctive. Weapons have a more unique "feel" and customization is progressively better (as you have to earn it) and feels like you are evolving as you play. The Titans have very different features, speed, weapons and weaknesses. The biggest improvement is that thankfully the smart gun has been re-done; it has become a secondary gun and doesn't frustrate players as I think it was cheap and was used by players with lower aiming skill. Again, the fast-paced, jumping and movement has come back just a little bit faster and more refined. The one thing I did not like was the transition from going on foot to getting in the Titan. It used to be done in 1st person and now has changed to 3rd. This kind of takes me out of the game a bit, but it is a small thing, though. The game modes are pretty much the same. Overall, I think TF2 is a great game that I will continue to play just until the next one.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2017 by Insomniak1
I initially got the game because I played and enjoyed Titanfall I
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
This game has many facets too it. I initially got the game because I played and enjoyed Titanfall I. Anxiously I jumped feet first into the multiplayer. I usually would be at the upper echelon of the Titanfall I player database which is how I started off in Titanfall 2. Then something happened. The players evolved. My old tricks failed me and I got my butt handed to me regularily. It got so bad and frustrating that I actually pondered selling the game and getting the latest COD. In a last ditch effort I actually stuck to playing the campaign for once. Time well spent as the campaign serves as a training ground for the game. This game moves fast. I mean really fast. Going back to COD or Battlefield leaves you feeling like those games are kindergarten and this is Ivy League college. Explore all the loadouts. There are many different ways to play the multiplayer so don't get discouraged like I did if you get spanked. Learn from it and adjust or get eaten alive. That being said. Nothing is as satisfying as adjusting your strategy and destroying the competition. Never be afraid to look up strategies. Play the campaign first. I initially thought that this game was full of hackers only to find that the Stim and Phase perks actually are available to everyone should you rank up enough. Listen to suggestions on how to play but don't be afraid to experiment with loadouts. Try out all of the Titans and see what works best for you. Don't be afraid to go out of your comfort zone. I actually found the only way for me to win was to pretty much ditch my old way of camping and waiting. This game rewards aggressive and smart players handsomely. That being said, if you like competitive and fast playing shooters, get this game. The campaign is awesome too. And a fun way to get used to the mechanics. All in all I am glad I picked this game and stuck with it. I think you will be too.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2017 by Paul S. Hart Jr.