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fastyxx on 07 June 2009

Okay, so I know I am late on this, but I bought it when it was Deal of the Week and haven't had a chnace to play it.

1.  This game is freaking hard!  The default setting is for hard difficulty?  Ummm, no thanks.  That's going to have to be dropped lower.  Is medium a lot easier?  Or should I wuss out and go easy until I figure out the levels?

2.  That hacking mini-game makes me dizzy.

I WILL BEAT THIS DAMN GAME!!!!!  On HARD!  If it KILLS me!  LOL

Any tips are appreciated.  I'm only on the first level and need to take a break before I break something.



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monlosez on 07 June 2009

Is this worthy enough to play?



Strategyking92 on 08 June 2009

I also bought it when it was the deal of the week.

Great game, but it truly makes you realize how shitty the D-pad is. I was playing a challenge room (I think the 'stay away' one or something, it was really hard), and it took me 260 attempts to just beat it

Excellent game though, especially if you play the retail game as a supplement.



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