(XB360)
TR Review
Despite its merits, Call of Juarez isn't quite the game it could have been with only a bit more attention to detail. It does, however, show considerably more imagination and ingenuity than a number of bigger name shooters, and it's a good platform on which Techland could - given the chance - build a fantastic sequel. Given the leap in quality between Chrome Specforce and this, I wouldn't say that was out of the question. More to the point, should Call of Juarez 2 appear I'll be far less inclined to ignore it. In fact, I'll be one of the first in line to take a look.
Enhanced for the Xbox 360, Call of Juarez scores high for its tackling of an under explored genre and its interesting game mechanics. Only a lack of fine tuning and polish prevent it being a full-on fistful of dynamite. Read the full review.
| Seller | Price | Delivery | Total Price |
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