It's time for reviews of Manhunt 2 to be coming out. IGN gave the game a 7.5 out of 10, so apparently they liked it. GameSpot's users scored the game a 7.3 while the critics gave the game an 8.1 (both scores out of 10). GameSpy, however, decided to buck the trend by giving the game a meager 2.5 out of 5.

Chaos Swordsman via gamepolitics.com »

One of the first gaming sites to review one of the most controversial titles in the history of gaming. The game lost quite some points comparing it to it's predecessor. Could it be because of what Rockstar censored? Anything is possible.

Manhunt 2 Rating:

7.5

ITANI via ps2.ign.com »

This is just what game haters want... not. The New York Times decided to publish a review of Manhunt 2, probably as a result of some of the controversy surrounding the game. I can't really say I'm surprised; it's rare for a game to generate as much attention as it has, especially coming from Rockstar.

Chaos Swordsman via www.nytimes.com »

"The biggest and most disappointing change relates to the major death strikes. When Danny sneaks up on an enemy, gamers can hold the A button down, at which point they will be given the option to pick from three different murder animations (on Wii, they get to act them out with Nintendo's motion-sensitive controllers). In the AO-rated build of Manhunt 2, we could clearly see these over-the-top and horrific animations. In the M-rated version, Rockstar has added both an extreme blur effect and i..."

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