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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 42 Critic Reviews
59
7% Positive
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
83% Mixed
35 Reviews
35 Reviews
10% Negative
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 42 Critic Reviews
59
7% Positive
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
83% Mixed
35 Reviews
35 Reviews
10% Negative
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
With a great premise and a visionary artistic style to match, Coded Arms delivers a solid action-packed shooter for both single and multiplayer gamers.
Feels a lot clunkier than your average PC FPS. [Aug 2005, p.84]
The first FPS game for the PSP, and it's a great start. Although this game isn’t perfect, it does prove that a handheld can handle an FPS game…it just doesn’t prove it can handle it well.
If you love "Doom" you'll like Coded Arms, but if you didn't care for Doom you'll hate this one.
A missed opportunity, the game features hard to learn controls, randomised levels that quickly becomes repetitive and enemies that all look very similar.
A novel idea that failed in executing the stuff surrounding the running and jumping and shooting, Coded Arms could have been a great, immersive cyberpunk tale, but instead it ends up skimming the surface of what could be a very cool world.
Coded Arms is such a weak rendition of a first-person-shooter, it makes us wonder whether such a thing is even possible on the single-analog PSP.
Summary Konami's first entry into the FPS genre, Coded Arms takes place in an abandoned virtual reality system and its portal site inside a giant computer network. The VR system was originally created as a combat training simulator in the event of an alien invasion. However, during the development of the simulation program, a major flaw was disc...
Rated T
for Teen
