Review: XIII for PS2

This game is cell shaded, so it gives you the feeling that your are inside a comic book world. The cut-scenes add to the feeling witch are very entertaining to watch. The controls and environment are very well weaved together. Icons pop up to show you when you can interact with your environment. The multi player is cool, with a ton of maps and game play option to choose from. I was worried about buying this game because i though it was not going to live up to all the hype surrounding it.

Even though some people were disappointed in the game but really, the game is very well made, the graphics are unique and the characters are very well designed. So i you have played every single game that"s out there but have missed this one then you might want to take advantage of the price drop and go buy it, you can get it at your local game store for about five bucks. Regardless of how much you pay for this game, you will get your moneys worth, because you get about twenty to twenty five hours of game play.

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