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Also dubbed UT3, get ready for a shoot-out that's unreally real. Unreal Tournament 3 marks the return of the world's premiere first-person shooter to the PC. Unreal Tournament 3 unleashes the full power of Unreal Engine 3, taking graphics, gameplay, and challenge to a whole new level. Players engage in intense battles with other human players online, or against Unreal artificial intelligence that sets the industry standard. With the most powerful futuristic weapons and vehicles available, this is FPS action at its best! Enhanced popular game types, including - Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, and all-new Warfare mode and more. Online innovations. Unreal Tournament 3 brings back all the award-winning online features of previous Unreal Tournament games, plus seamless loading on servers, improved matchmaking, and co-operative campaign play online. PC version bundled with the award-winning Unreal Engine 3 Toolset. Build your own levels, game types, and more, or download the latest mods from the massive Unreal community
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2007 Disappointment of the year, buy the original instead -  |
Unreal Tournament III Review |
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This game was hyped up and it promised to be as good as the original Unreal Tournament and even have a good singleplayer, but it seems that Epic was more focused on the technology (not even the art-direction, just the technology) and as a result we got a cluttery incomplete game that looks like it ripped it's art from Mortal Kombat and was built using recycled resources from Gears. The overall feel of the game actually isn't too bad, in some areas it even feels better than the almost decade old classic it was supposed to surpass, the weapons have that satisfying 'feel' and are well balanced (well except for the over-powered enforcer you start with) and the game is fun for a little bit, but you'll quickly start to notice things lacking. There are hardly ANY maps for CTF and Warfare gametypes and the rest of the gametypes are basically just different types of deathmatch. To add even more to the list of problems UT3 weapons do NOT aim perfectly at the crosshair and there is NO center weapon option which means unless you hide your weapon your stuck compensating your shots left or right. There are also more annoyances as well like: double tap dodging can't be disabled unless you tweak a file, double jumping (we've been complaining since 2K3/Championship) makes a return, in contrast to the original and 2k4 THERE IS ALMOST NO ONLINE TRAFFIC, the players weigh like a gazillion pounds and can't jump high, lack of jump dodge and various other things. Overall this game was a total letdown and your better off finding a copy of the original UT, downloading Nexuiz, or heck even a copy of UT 2K4.
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Sorry I opened the package! -  |
Unreal Tournament III Review |
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Couldn't play it on my 4 y.o. Gateway, wish I knew it wouldn't work before I opened it. It wouldn't even start. What a waste! |
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Intense, Fun, and Frantic -  |
Unreal Tournament III Review |
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Unreal Tournament is one of my favorite game series, and I thought it would be hard to surpass UT2004.
But behold, UT3 is out on store shelves for PC, PS3, and XBox 360. Pros - Nice graphics, frantic gameplay, new vehicles, maps are very detailed, you can now customize your character, very fun multiplayer, online play is smooth. Cons - Campaign is a joke, singleplayer is not that fun, too few maps, it feels limited, you are not really rewarded for playing, not many new weapons. Unreal Tournament has built its name on franatic action and very fun online play. This entry continues in the tradition of UT2004, only it feels like a step backwards instead of one forwards (Pay no heed to this if you have not played an Unreal Tournament game in the past). Firstoff, the name, Unreal Tournament 3, despite this, UT3 is actually the fourth entry in the frachise. And no, Unreal Tournament 2003 and 2004 are not the same game as 2004 is far better. The graphics are nice and you do not need a supercomputer to run this game, the game is very scaleable so you can configure it to your PC. Yet, some of the outdoor maps do not look as good as you might expect, the Unreal 3 Engine is more suited to displaying interior and inorganic environments. The campaign is a joke, it might serve as a tutorial, but there is not much to learn. You shoot an enemy and he dies (the end). Though the warfare mode is a little more complicated, it still doesn't need to be drawn out into a campaign. The story is also uninteresting. When playing with other people, UT3 is almost second to none. It is only rivalled by Halo 3 and COD4. The maps feal limited though, the pure indoor maps are too claustrophobic, and the huge outdoor maps feel like a gimmick, yet the maps inbetween are excellent. There also is just not enough content compared to UT2004. There is only one new weapon, the Impact Hammer. But there are a variety of new and crazy vehicles. Even with all of this, UT3 is still one of the best online shooter on the market. Graphics - 8/10 Gameplay - 9/10 Multiplay - 9/10 Singleplay - 6/10 Value - 9/10 OVERALL - 8/10 - Good |
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Unreal Tournament III Review |
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Since the original UT, I've been a bit dissatisfied with this game. I moved to the country and haven't had a netgamer-worthy internet connection, so I've been out of the action for awhile. Recently I got DSL, so I'm back in the action.
UT III feels a lot like the original UT I loved, with better graphics. I have a new Alienware, and it's really smooth on that machine. What surprised me is seeing it on my old box. It runs really well there, too. I think the engine is highly optimized. I believe that they concentrated more on the core game, and left it up to the community to flesh out the things that other reviewers say are missing from this release. My favorite weapon, the razorjack, is missing. I hope someone adds that as a mod. I've never liked mechs or vehicles in any shooter I've played. I thought they were clumsy and poorly implemented. UT III is different, though. I had a blast in the mech vehicle in the demo. The user interface when you're actually playing, is really good. The only downside to the game is the non-game interfaces. Finding online games, setting video options, etc., are done using really clumsy, confusing UIs. I almost gave the game a 4 for this reason. But I can live with a clumsy "not-in-game UI", as long as they didn't mess with my WASD (and they didn't). I highly recommend this game. |
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This is a way cool game! - |
Unreal Tournament III Review |
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This game is really cool and the new game engine is awesome to use thanks. |
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