I miss the silly sci-fi elements of the original far cry, but I still think number 2 is well worth it.

I like the title, its taken a back burner recently with games like LBP, Resistance 2, and GOW 2 taking up most of my time, and with Mirrors Edge arriving today I probably won't get back to it for some time, but I will finish it and devote some time to the multiplayer as it was fun when I tried it.

Is a million in three weeks across three platforms really all that impressive? Haven't other platform-exclusive titles sold a million on launch day before?

It's a great game. With a really good map editor. But I was really kinda surprised about the A.I. I didn't really feel like shooting everyone in one of those guard posts again so I decided to race through in my jeep. About a mile down the road I heard shooting. Turned around and saw the guys following me from all the way back. I shot the driver and ran off (car was burning and didn't want to repair it during a gunfight). The guy handling the mounted gun on the truck decided I was too far away and jumped behind the wheel. When I was in range (almost ran over) he must've though I was close enough to shoot me again with the mounted gun because he jumped behind the gun again. Decided to test him I ran off. He jumped behind the wheel and after that on the gun again. Until I shot him and the car.

The multi-player is something else. It felt a bit random. The first level I played was full of exploding barrels and propane tanks. If one of those barrels respawned I shot it and blew up half of the map. A bit too much fire and explosions. Not very realistic (compared to the rest of the game) but fun to play.

Also, collecting diamonds is like catching Pokeman. So addicting!

If I can stop playing LBP and Resistance 2 long enough to focus on anything else, I will gladly pick it up. The problem is that the online components of both of those games are keeping me interested for so long that I've been ignoring everything else, lol. Which is good because it is saving me cash in the long run, I suppose.

I miss Aeris :( She always sounded so sultry...
If you actually answer presiano numero dos por Veronica! I have no idea what she's saying but I just assume she's talking dirty to me.

It had great graphics and it was fun setting things on fire, but that's all I really liked about it. I found it tedious and there wasn't very much to do, besides doing generic missions over and over and over, etc.

WAY TOO MANY WHITE FOLKS IN AFRICA. Are we in South Africa or something? Anyways good to see that the devs are raking millions of dollars and keeping it for themselves to make more better games instead of helping out some poor starving african kid.

It's decent I guess. I don't see how someone could think it's better than Crysis or especially Crysis Warhead though.

@ MrSadistic - Did your save die at the dj intimidation mission too?? I fucking wish I had had more than 1 save... 23 hrs. gone. I'm going to get back to it from the beginning after gears2 and some others.

Yikes, this game is absolute garbage.

I was asked to save by the game as some sick joke, as when I reloaded that save from then on I would be instantly gunned down by a hail of bullets. What the hell? Not even a 'continue' screen from the end of the last mission, but just complete Baldur's Gate style death?

Also, I lost interest when my feat of exploration rewarded me with '1 of 221 diamond briefcases'. The other thing I hated about Assassin's Creed. I'm sure there must be someone who LOVES hunting down these fantastical lost trinkets, and the search for the final missing one must basically climax once he finally gets it be dammit all... the guy isn't me.