Red Dead Revolver

THE GOOD:
Great graphics
Great addictive gameplay
Characters like Jack Swift and Shadow Wolf to play as
Lots of hidden things to buy
Lots of guns and powerups
Good multiplayer
Unique duel mode
Great voice acting and story

THE BAD:
It's short
It's pretty linear
You can do any questing with other cowboys or anything like that

SUMMARY:
This is very very good. This here a action adventure in the wild west. This the best cowboy game I know on PS2 because that Jesse James Time Crisis clone was a shambles. You play as a bounty hunter called Red and I hated him at first. He had whiny voice that got on your nerves. But as progress he voice turns to a more harder angle. Along with Red, you be Jack Swift, General Diego and a few others. The gameplay itself is super. The controls can be a bit confusing at first but you get use to it. You do stuff like taking cover to even riding horses! There's a...

THE GOOD:
-Graphics
-Gameplay
-Storyline
-Music & Sounds

THE BAD:
-Length
-Characters

SUMMARY:
In all my Reviews none have been quite like this one. This game, Red Dead Revolver, centers around a man named Red. Red's family gets killed and Red gets to shoot off the killers arm. Years later Red goes searching to kill the one-armed man. He goes through canyons, jungles, caves, badlands, you name it. You even get the fun of the old fashion train robbery. This game has very good Sounds and Music putting the points to 2. Graphics raise it to 3.5. Gameplay puts it to 3.9, and Storyline takes the rest(.4). I liked this game. I likeed it alot. Especially the dueling stages, train robbery's and killing those damn Indians. But, from all the good. Theres always a downside. This game's length is horrible. This game took me about 15 hours to beat. For most games thats pathetic. This made the game drop .4 pts. One...

THE GOOD:
-Guns range from Twin Revolvers and Rifles, to Knifes and Dynamite
-Characters seem so real and areas are lifelike
-Slow motion modes allow cooler damage to be dealt
-When you get hit in a certain spot, an effect is placed, example: Shot in leg, you move your hand over your leg and limp for a moment
-Realistic damage from high heights falls, to blood movement
-Real armies, like Yankees or Mexican
-Some true men like Diego

THE BAD:
-Higher technolagy than truth betold, example: Train with cannons attached on
-impossible things to get through in true life
-No free mode

SUMMARY:
This game is a long awaited one, I think the first Western game of it's kind. It is full of missions that will keep you stuck on this game all night long, trying to beat it. Many characters await in each mission, which some may show a challenge, some may be easy as a walnut. Gunfights are challenging and...

THE GOOD:
Great graphics, incredibly smooth gameplay, authentic feel, cool music, many different kinds of levels and MULTIPLAYER

THE BAD:
I don't have many complaints - I would like a little more freedom, but that's about it.

SUMMARY:
The music is a mix between music you'd hear in an early Clint Eastwood western and the music you'd hear in a modern Quentin Tarantino flick. The graphics and gameplay are incredibly smooth and really out of this world. This is one of the best games that Rockstar has come out with yet, and that is saying tons. There are a lot of different kinds of gameplay to balance this game... you can do dueling showdowns, crash and burn killfests, sneak attacks, walking around town shopping, riding horses, jumping on trains, and... of course... there's the multiplayer aspect. I'm very pleased with the game -- I think it is highly underrated.

THE GOOD:
"The Outlaw Josie Wales" was nicknamed the greatest western ever made. Red Dead Revolver will be nicknamed the greatest western video game ever made.

SUMMARY:
I've just started playing this game, making good progress through the chapters in the story. However, I can tell that I'm only a small portion through the great story it tells.

I've never seen a game ring truer to the old spaghetti westerns that our fathers (and I) grew up on.

I don't know if the game would have been better if Sergio Leone directed it himself.

Finally a player can live the old west, standing on the dust blown street, eye to eye with a bandit, only the quickest hand will survive.

The third person control is great. You must master movement and the camera to make sure the bad guys stay in your sights. I was told the control is similar to the Max Payne series, but I've never played them myself.

Imagine walking down the...

THE GOOD:
-Excellent presentation: reminds you of old fashioned westerns
-Character depth and development is superb
-Cutscenes are dramatic and authentic
-Awesome multiplayer mode for up to 4 on the PS2
-Combos are deep and power-ups help you complete amazing heroic moves
-Showdowns are tense and theatrically engrossing

THE BAD:
-Really a button masher at its core
-Graphics live a little to be desired
-Linear gameplay (c'mon Rockstar!)
-Lame bad guys

SUMMARY:
I must admit I haven't played a real western game since that Atari shoot-out game from 1974. I really wasn't looking for much out of Red Dead Revolver-to be honest, I picked it up because of its slick cover art and rented it. Then I spent three hours perfecting my quick draw before quitting. This game authentically generates the feeling of the old west, right down to Red's dusty poncho. The story is engrossing, if not a little bit...