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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Used Singularity Playstation 3 Game tested and guaranteed to work.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:047875837096
Condition:Used
Genre:Shooter
Platform:Playstation 3
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:PS3_SINGULARITY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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Awesome game. Good single player story. Better than all the repetitive multiplayer garbage that comes out every week.
I haven’t really written a review for a game in a long while, but I felt Singularity deserved one. Not many people have played this game, period, let alone on the PS3. It deserves so much more than that, so here is my two-cents.First off, the story: This game is set in 2010, when American special-ops go in to investigate radiation spikes on a seemingly uninhabited island near Russia’s coastland. After an EMPlike blast forces our hero, Captain Nate Reinko, onto the ground of Katorga-12, the mysterious island locale of the game, things go the way of epic Sci-Fi. The island is the site of a previously unknown element called E-99, and the Soviet Union devoted huge resources to research of E-99 in the 1940’s and 1950’s so that they could establish themselves as THEE world power. E-99 is exponentially more powerful than atomic energy AND has trippy time-altering effects. Needless to say, disaster befell them long ago and you’re left to figure out what went wrong and how to fix a new problem in the timeline. Singularity’s story dabbles heavily in time-travel and alternate-timelines via “Back to the Future” ish story twists. Most stories that attempt to tackle the time-traveling mechanic beast end up muddled and confusing as a result. Singularity does not suffer this fate. The story is actually quite fantastic for what it is, and make no mistake, it is very campy in parts. That’s part of its charm. I found myself in awe of just how well implemented time travel and alternate timeline.
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Tight controls balanced gameplay . A great way to spend a weekend . Add this to your collection NOW. Enjoy
I have already beaten the single player campaign and will go back and play it again to look for items I missed the first time through. The game is shorter than I would have liked. The story is excellent. If you are into history this game is a treat. It tells a story of what could have happened if the U.S.S.R. actually conducted research and experiments in this fashion. Yes, it is completely fictitious but executed well. Linear gameplay ensures you don’t get lost much, but look around and move about (the game will let you). Many reviewers claim that it is too linear. Have they tried to walk around and figure out the puzzles? This game actually makes you think, which is lacking in some of the major hit games like Red Dead Redemption (which was horrid). This is a quality game and does not need to “jazz” it up with a bunch of fancy explosions, tons of cursing, and crap game play. Give this game a shot I think you will be happy with it.
Don’t play this kind of game too often, but love this kind of story, a little like Wolfenstien.
It does nothing incredible that any other fps hasn’t already done but it had a great story and solid shooting.
While I haven’t played a lot of games by Raven Software, they are fast becoming one of my favorite game developers. Way back in the day when everyone was crazy for Doom, I played the shareware levels of Raven and id’s Heretic. I pretty much just thought it was okay. While I enjoy fantasy, the setting of Heretic didn’t really work for me in the same way that Doom’s sci-fi locales and Wolfenstein 3-D’s WWII-era trappings did. Aside from that and a little bit of the demo for Hexen II, I didn’t play another Raven game until 2009’s Wolfenstein. Long story short, I loved it.I’d wanted to check out Singularity after seeing positive reviews on Gamespot and IGN, and that interest was compounded when I started seeing it show up on game critics’ year-end lists. (For instance, Games Radar named it one of the best overlooked games of 2010.) I decided to wait until the price had dropped a bit, and once it did, I snatched it up.So now that I’ve played it, what do I think? I’ll start with the negatives. First, I wish it were possible to use alternate button mapping. I’m really used to using R2 rather than R1 to fire. When I played Killzone 2, I was at least given the option for a different control scheme, but Singularity doesn’t allow this at all. This unfortunately led to me accidentally trying to knife an enemy from across the room during the first few levels. I eventually got used to it, but I don’t understand why they didn’t even offer me a choice.Second, the best boss battle comes at ne.
ok game…played better games.
wanted it needed it got it played it and was extremely happy with my purchase and the price was just right