SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation PS3 Review
SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation is a multiplayer going up to 32 players only game that features no campaign or training whatever. It has a strong, competitive, and fun multiplayer that will keep you busy for a while.
SOCOM Confrontation has a sense of realistic feel to it. You have wide variety of weapons to use and customize yourself from grenade launchers to acog scopes to suppressors which affects accuracy, damage, etc. You can also fully customize your characters' appearances and what kind of armor you character can wear. But be careful not to put too much stuff on your avatar or it will move slow, so you might have to balance it out. SOCOM uses the six axis barely as you can use it to lean or throw grenades at a specific place, but other than that you might not want to bother with it. There are many maps and gametypes to choose from which all are fun.
The problem with SOCOM Confrontation is that there are a lot of technical glitches and the worst is lag. You might find that you can see another person's laser sight through a wall. The lag isn't as bad as you think it is unless of course you have a bad connection. If you have a rout you might just experience maybe some very small lag spikes which could affect firefights. Also it might take a while to find a specific game you like or want since there's a server browser instead of a matchmaking game.
SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation overall isn't that bad. SOCOM fans will most likely enjoy this game, but it's is not recommended for gamers with no patience.
SOCOM Confrontation has a sense of realistic feel to it. You have wide variety of weapons to use and customize yourself from grenade launchers to acog scopes to suppressors which affects accuracy, damage, etc. You can also fully customize your characters' appearances and what kind of armor you character can wear. But be careful not to put too much stuff on your avatar or it will move slow, so you might have to balance it out. SOCOM uses the six axis barely as you can use it to lean or throw grenades at a specific place, but other than that you might not want to bother with it. There are many maps and gametypes to choose from which all are fun.
The problem with SOCOM Confrontation is that there are a lot of technical glitches and the worst is lag. You might find that you can see another person's laser sight through a wall. The lag isn't as bad as you think it is unless of course you have a bad connection. If you have a rout you might just experience maybe some very small lag spikes which could affect firefights. Also it might take a while to find a specific game you like or want since there's a server browser instead of a matchmaking game.
SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation overall isn't that bad. SOCOM fans will most likely enjoy this game, but it's is not recommended for gamers with no patience.
