Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror
- Infiltrate – Utilize deadly force and the most advanced weaponry and high-tech equipment imaginable.
- Recon – Take down hostiles who feature awareness, behaviors and exchanges based on player actions.
- Do – Precision aiming, melee attacks and target enhancements grant plausible deniability to any action.
- Online – Precision strike teams (2 teams) match up against each other in a battle for competing objectives.
Product Description
Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror PS2 You are Precision Strike Operative Gabe Logan, commanding a black box U.S. furnish that legally doesn’t exist. While investigating the para-military group Red Section, Logan uncovers a scheme known only as Dark Mirror. To neutralize this latest threat to global security, Logan must infiltrate, recon and do decisively.
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Sony’s long running action/espionage shooter series Syphon Filter made a stunning debut on the PSP last year with Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror, which really showed off what Sony’s handheld was capable of. Now, Dark Mirror has been ported to the PS2, but sadly, the fun action game from last year has been stripped down, and much of what made the game so fun the first time around has been lost in translation. What really made the game so fun on the PSP, namely the online multiplayer make pleased, has been completely removed on the PS2. This is just unacceptable to say the least, considering that in itself was what made the game worth picking up the first time around. Besides this noticable, glaring flaw, the rest of Dark Mirror isn’t all terrible despite the small length of the by and large campaign. The game looks splendid on the PS2, the controls are tighter using the Dual Shock controler than on the PSP’s face buttons, and the action is highly enjoyable. Though there’s small reason to go back to Dark Mirror once you end it, there’s still enough here to warrant a look at the very least, but considering the best feature of the game has been removed and the game doesn’t have a budget price, Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror is better off left on the shelf.
Rating: 3 / 5
If your thinking of buying this game reflect again it is pritty dull and logans shadow is so much better. This game has no online witch really stinks because the version for the psp had online the gameplay is ok but it is pritty repeditive so if you have a ps2 then get god of war2 and if you allso have a psp get logans shadow.Syphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow
Rating: 3 / 5
A pretty standard action/espionage game. I got this at one of Gamestop’s infamous 3-for-2 sale on used sports meeting. I finished-up selling the game pretty quickly on-line, so I spent a few hours over 3 nights whipping thru it on “simple” as well. By and large it was okay but not particularly splendid. I loved the combat – the AI enemies were in fact honestly excellent at evading my shots and the cut scenes were decent though the plot was contrived. I liked the series back on the PS1 but haven’t played it in years. The price point seems excessive – should probably be around $20 for what you’re getting – a limited port of a PSP game.
Rating: 3 / 5
a total dissipate of cash, graphics are not excellent, and the over all game was dull.
Rating: 2 / 5
yeah it is a splendid game i would recommend to those that like sniper type shooting sports meeting.
Rating: 5 / 5