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Dumpster Diving: Perfect Dark Zero

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22-Nov-10

Year Released: 2005
Price Paid: $7.99
Time Spent: 2 hours
Expected Rating: 3/10
Overall Rating: 6/10
Value For Price: B+

Comments:
Definitely not the worst game I’ve come across, but Perfect Dark Zero lacks something to be desired.  The controls feel somewhat stiff and the game-play uninspired to do anything new, but I really dig the look and soundtrack of the game. I don’t feel sorry for getting this one at all but don’t know how much I really want to continue playing it.

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