Reservoir Dogs

sohail12345's Reservoir Dogs (PlayStation 2) review

poor

006 was a good year for gamers but eidos changed that by releasing Reservoir Dogs. this game is alright for people who like violence but since eidos released Kane and lynch which disappointed a lot of gamers with horrible game play this is like reservoir dogs. the storyline is the same as the movie as a bank heist which goes wrong. this dull game doesn't deliver action like better third person games so i urge gamers to rent first or don't rent at all because you have better games at home which is better than this crap game. Please eidos don't scar us again with this game. move away with these games and go back to your tomb raiders jerks. you can invest with rockstar with its own problems or just scrap this game it would save a lot of money to make a good game which would leave us with some feel of pride to buy a good game which is not reservoir dogs.

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Reservoir Dogs(PlayStation 2) by aspro73 on July 14, 2011
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Much Better Than You've Heard 0
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