Bionic Commando Rearmed

polohv's Bionic Commando Rearmed (PlayStation Network (PS3)) review

NES ReArmed

        Man I came to this game as a Fan of the original nes game and was not disappointed at all. First thing you notice is the game play is intact and not broke like in other remakes out there.  Even though its in 3D it just feel wright. From the beginning  I was looking for flaws,  me myself could not find them if any .
        There are some difference in the game like there is a woman piloting  the helicopter and the addition of challenge rooms you unlock during the game that are fun, and challenging. after every room  your time and score will be compare to a bunch of other players online and you get ranked.  The other  thing that is new to the game is the online game which is not to fun or good. Maybe it just me but if a death match is going on you need a 3D world just me but hey maybe others will like it. 
         The main game is great If you like the original then you will love Rearmed.  For $9.99 you cant go wrong. 

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