Excerpt: Wanted: Weapons of Fate is not your typical movie tie-in game. For one, it released several months after the film it is based on, but also it comes complete with an...
Excerpt: Despite being a throwaway movie, Wanted should make for good video game material. The film followed Wesley Gibson, an ordinary man in an ordinary job who suddenly finds...
Pros: Enjoyable continuation of the movie, Bullet curving is neat
Cons: Very short, Doesn't do much with the special abilities
Conclusion: Shamefully brief and offering almost no replay value beyond gathering collectible scraps of paper to unlock perfunctory character skins and concept art, Wanted represents
Excerpt: Melodrama. It’s something we’ve all come to accept in our video games these days. If we’re not buckling our knees under the crushing task of saving all known...
Summary: Armed with iconic moves from rigorous assassin training, including "Curving Bullets" and "Bullet Explosion," as well an arsenal of powerful, high-tech weapons, players
Excerpt: Wesley Gibson is standing in a Chicago convenience store late one night, about to buy a few trinkets that he figures will at least make his meaningless life a little bit