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Socom Confrontation reviewed

October 19, 2008 in Reviews comments 5

Socom: Confrontation, the PSN exclusive title which is supposed to be the king of tactical shooters has been reviewed by KingPS3.com. The review is very positive and gives the game a 9.4/10. The reviewers claim this is truly a classic and will be a blast once the glitches and bugs are taken care of.

Under all the server issues (which are temporary), you'll uncover a wonderful new PS3 exclusive from the brilliant minds over at Slant Six. From gameplay to graphics, this title deserves a lot. With constant download content and a large community, Confrontation could last a long time. With minor flaws such as lack of weapons and no campaign mode, Socom Confrontation gets a...

9.4/10
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    kik36 Oct 19, 08
    Sounds like the server crap and glitches are slowly getting worked out, but I'm a bit miffed that this shit wasn't taken care of during Beta. In my opinion they released a game that wasn't even close to completion. I will still wait a bit longer before I pop this back into my system.
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    Jeterocks Oct 19, 08
    Same thing happened when they launched Socom 3. Oh well, will probably get this game in a few weeks when my midterms are over.
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    Seeker X Oct 20, 08
    I don't know WHAT the hell Slant Six was doing with this game, tbh. Or why it took them THIS long to release the final product that they have now.
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    Duality_18 Oct 20, 08
    Games are overly complicated and intricate. For slant 6 being as small as it is, its no wonder. They've shown though that they'll be fixing this game, with the numerous patches they've already had. It's just a matter of time till its as smooth as warhawk.
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    Final Blade Oct 21, 08
    Even with the Glitches and the bugs, this is still a very solid game. Good score.

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