Throwing out the baby Helghast with the irradiated bathwater.
We’ve come to expect limp and forgettable campaign modes from multiplayer-focused first-person shooters. So much so that it almost isn’t worth noting. It’s like bread before dinner or foreplay before sex.
[image1]Campaigns are there to whet your appetite for the multiplayer portion. But the campaign in Killzone 3 is so…
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Jetpacks!
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Robust multiplayer suite
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Stuffed with features
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Design flubs aplenty
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Unbalanced campaign difficulty
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Lack of overall direction
