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Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days (XSX) game cover art
Platform: PlayStation 3
Tags: Shooter, Contemporary
Developer: IO Interactive
More Platforms: PC, Xbox 360

Publisher
Region
Released
NA
08/17/2010
EU
08/20/2010
JP
08/26/2010

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Staff Reviews

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days review (Xbox 360)

Reviewed September 05, 2010

Brittany Vincent says: "Bullets rarely feel as if they’re making proper contact, and aiming serves little purpose other than to give the illusion of accuracy. In an attempt to make the game seem a little more realistic, weapons have been “handicapped,” if you will, to maintain the illusion that these are still two men on the run, testosterone and adrenaline fueling their every move. It doesn’t work, and as a result the game feels artificially lengthened by frustrating firefights and enemies who take more punishment than your controller while playing this game."
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Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days review (PC)

Reviewed August 23, 2010

Tom Chick says: "So we get a corridor shooter with a bunch of set pieces. These will do in a bind. The early bits are the best, on the crowded streets of Shanghai, chasing a pantless couple, or pinned down by the cops in a video rental store, or gunfire shredding the flimsy wooden panels of a gaudy restaurant, or threading through a stretch of jammed chaotic freeway. Expect a lot of filler between these cool bits, usually in a warehouse or parking garage or something."
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Reader Reviews

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days review

Reviewed September 06, 2010

hmd says: "Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days seems to get it. It is not a game that opens with a slow burn. It does not begin with a long, drawn-out cutscene. It does not begin with a slow-paced tutorial level that reminds you, the player, in the year 2010, that holding down the L1 button aims your gun while the R1 button fires it. "
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Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days Reviews Around the Internet

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AVG
6.2

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2/5

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