Avatar also features an NBA 2K18 MTPosted by Wen on April 20th, 2017 Avatar also features an impressive variety of NBA 2K18 MT weapons. "While arming yourself to the teeth with [RDA] hardware offers its share of thrills," Cabral writes, "it's the weapons of Pandora's indigenous Na'vi that steal the show. Giant war staffs, battle hammers, crossbows and dual-wielded blades make for far more interesting combat."Cabral finds that a weak narrative is Avatar's biggest fault. " Ubisoft Montreal has crafted one of the better licensed efforts we've seen in a while," he notes in conclusion, "but a weak story, poor pacing and a few minor gameplay flaws keep Avatar from competing with the likes of far superior, recent third-person efforts such as Assassin's Creed II and Batman: Arkham Asylum."IGN UK's Alec Meer rates Avatar at 6.8 out of 10. It is a fine-looking first-person shooter -- thanks to the Far Cry 2 engine -- with meaty and semi-diverse combat," he says. "You can sit there and have a forgettably good time.""Alas," Meer continues, "you'll be compelled to play on not because of the characterless, crystal-hunting trudge that is the plot, which has no meaningful bearing on the upcoming James Cameron techgasm -- it's a prequel, but a self-contained one. This isn't a Matrix Reloaded situation - film and game are off doing their own thing, linked only 2K MT by basic setup and a digifaced Sigourney Weaver cameo." Other elements make Avatar a compelling play, despite its weaknesses elsewhere. "You'll keep playing because of the ubiquitous compulsion-creator that is experience points," Meer observes. " Like it? Share it! More by this author |