Gun

redfrost's GUN (PlayStation 2) review

Decent game, somewhat short

Gun was a decent game but it was somewhat short.  I completed the entire game in just 1 session of about 6-7 hours.  That said, there was a fairly broad range of environments and missions, though the story was linear.  The quests were varied and generally fun, but a few required several retries due to difficulty or poor control.  The story was one of the weaker aspects of the game, but it did a good job immersing the player in the look and feel of the wild west.  Replay value was almost nil and I wouldn't want to replay it on the 360 for the achievements either.  The graphics and sound were average to good for the PS2.

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