From Russia with Love |
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Platform: PSP
Tags: Shooter, Third-Person Developer: Electronic Arts More Platforms: GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox AKA: 007: Russia Yori Ai o Komete (JP) |
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From Russia with Love reviewReviewed April 15, 2006Jason Venter says: "You hold the “L” button and watch as the auto-aim hairs pinpoint him. Once they do, you can hold the ‘square’ button, which lets you use the analogue stick to aim with more precision. You can use this cool trick to score head shots or to fire around crates, pillars and shields your adversaries might use to aid in their defense. It conserves ammunition, but there’s a more important reason to aim manually: it’s fun!" |
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