Advantages: Excellent price, highly addictive, beautiful graphics and amazing multiplayer online Disadvantages: Can get frustratingly hard, storyline abit much, need a good PC
Upon reading a review of FarCry in my monthly computer magazine, and looking at the screenshots shown and the high gold award given to it, I decided it might not be a bad idea to buy this game as I hadn't played a decent first-person-shooter in a long time. I don't regret buying it one bit, although I did pay the full £25 price when it first came out, not realising it was going to be on sale for as little as £5 In a few days time.
The storyline to FarCry is a little over-the-top I feel. You are sent to some islands in the South Pacific to investigate some strange goings-on, and end up being embroiled in battles with other mercenaries and even alien type creatures. Eventually whilst playing the game I lost plot of what was really going on, not that the storyline is the games strongpoint, I find its far too complex and boring trying to ...
bad_bob00 20.04.2005
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Advantages: Sophiscated storyline, unpredictable and swaying viewer's opinions throughout. Disadvantages: Some under developed characters. Not for the classic slasher fans.
take place. This is the excellent approach to scaring the entire school. However, one by one the named victims start to be killed off, exactly as described. The myth they have created has come to life and it is for real. Owen needs to warn others before it's too late for everyone and himself.
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When I hired 'Cry Wolf' to watch, I thought it was going to be normal teenage slasher movie. Even at the beginning of the film of a teenage murdering scene, I thought it's going to be an average film. All you need to do is to work out who the killer is among the main characters, which a lot of chasing and dodging. There are just too many of these films about since Scream, I doubt this would be inventive. However, this film is not the typical teenage slasher movie you will expect. The plot of the film is ...
Moogiekupo 27.08.2006
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Advantages: Beautiful scenery, excellent physics, great action and gameplay, challenging AI Disadvantages: Demands a lot of your PC, broadband required for best performance on multi-player
When I first heard about Far Cry, I made it my mission to play it, demo or otherwise. I was astounded at the sheer beauty of the landscapes, not to mention the fact that it was one of a very small number of modern first-person-shooters.
Basically, you play Jack Carver, a boat skipper/charter who has a history that he?d like to forget. He has been hired by Val Constantine to take her to the uncharted island of Micronesia. On safely delivering Val to the island, Jack has his boar blown up by some mercenaries who, obviously, weren?t too happy to have him there. And so your mission begins.
What was my first play of it like? Well, after waiting several hours (over a period of about a month) for my tiny little 56kb dial-up connection to receive all 100+ MB of the demo, I was slightly disheartened. Why? Well, my computer had 256MB ...
JezM 24.03.2005
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Product Information for "Cry - Alastair Galbraith" »
Product details
Title
Cry
Performer
Alastair Galbraith
Genre
Rock & Pop
Release Date
11/09/2000
Original Release Year
2000
Label / Distributor
Emperor Jones / PIAS UK/Sony DADC
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
36172843220
Catalogue Number
EJ 32CD
Additional notes
Album Notes
Personnel: Alastair Galbraith (various instruments); Constantine Karlis (drums). Recorded between 1998 and 2000. Psychedelia is all about getting out of your head, and nothing could be more transcendental than stepping into someone else's psyche for a while. The remarkable recordings of New Zealand's Alastair Galbraith are just such an intimate portal, offering admittance to the innermost intricate workings of the artist's mind. Galbraith weaves CRY's psychoacoustics with guitar, violin, organ, and vulnerable murmurs, frequently reversing and inverting instruments through 4-track trickery. For every deep thought like the frighteningly introspective "Full Soup Head," there's the fanciful notion of "Bellbird," "Lull and Make it Snow," and "Forest Flower," or a comforting fragment of recalled folksong like "Charmed," or "Green Dream." Ego embraces id's uglier impulses amid the shivering, sawing sounds of "Identical," "One Method," and "Wish." The anxious "Meatwork" keeps morbid fears at bay with a mantra-like melody. But CRY's most harrowing mindscape is the nine-minute "Koterana," a spiraling, bird's-eye survey of the abyss separating sanity from the magnetic lure of insanity. If Galbraith's footing wasn't quite so fleet, he may have emerged on the wrong side.
Album Reviews
The Wire (10/00, p.64) - "...Weirdly beautiful..." CMJ (9/4/00, p.22) - "...Otherworldly, its tenuous drones and fuzzy sound sequences capturing dark emotions tremendously well..."
Titles on disc 1
1.
Bellbird
2.
Charmed
3.
Meatwork
4.
Identical
5.
Wish
6.
Green Dream
7.
Full Soup Head
8.
From The Empire
9.
In The Taieri
10.
One Method
11.
Koterana
12.
Lull And Make It Snow
13.
Forest Flower
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