- Publisher: Namco
- Release Date: Feb 8, 2005
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6.4
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 21 Ratings
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Positive: 12 out of 21
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Mixed: 2 out of 21
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Negative: 7 out of 21
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BustyK.Feb 20, 20051Horrendous.
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ZachMar 4, 200510Best game i have played in a while.I loved the graphics and story line.plus the main character is hot.
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MattE.Feb 16, 20053Extremely poor controls and gameplay. disapointing all around.
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[Anonymous]Feb 10, 20050Awful game, I'd rather get herpies than play this crap.
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KavveenK.Mar 31, 20050How many degrees.
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PedroG.Sep 17, 200610Great game. I'm glad that I bought his game.
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NinaWilliamsFeb 14, 200510It's best game for PS2.
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NintendoPSBoxMar 19, 20057It's a decent enough game with good graphics, but the gameplay dosen't quite match up.
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ArtiomS.Mar 4, 20059Really nice game with addictive gameplay, smart puzzless, fantastic fightings and ergonomic control.
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DaveR.Apr 20, 20050More fun could be had from holding a fish. Avoid at all costs.
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BonbonA.Aug 7, 20055Ehm.. The graphics and storyline r good, but the gameplay is just... bad.
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JackT.Sep 17, 200610Cool game. A must have for Nina fans.
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PeterJ.Sep 17, 200610It doesn't get any better than this.
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KingJuniorSep 18, 200610What a game. A must have.
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70Why there's no training mode to practice the thumb-blistering combinations is baffling and only the truly dedicated will be able to pull off some of the harder moves in battle. [Feb 2005, p.83]
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Filled with enough espionage, illegal arms trade, intrigue and terrorist activity to make James Bond run for cover. [Feb 2005, p.63]
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All of Death by Degrees' good points - impressive graphics, entertaining sniper scenes, solid upgrade and combo systems, unorthodox analog fighting that actually works well - are offset by poor enemy A.I. and one of the most user-unfriendly camera systems I've encountered in a long time. [March 2005, p.121]