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Brink Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:093155117013
Condition:Used
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:X360_BRINK
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Shooter |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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The game’s mechanics make it unique for console shooters. Online play is a bit lacking… haven’t even found a match yet -.-
(Update)Now that the PSN is back online I am upgrading the review from 3 to 4 stars. I pre-ordered it and didn’t have to pay $60 so I think that 4 stars is justified. If you can get this for $40 or less, you will probably be happy.Basically, the game is fun, but there are some problems.The weapon/character customization is really interesting, the teamwork aspect of the game is dynamic and refreshing, the sound is better than COD but not as good as BFBC and I really like the playful graphics.One small thing that Splash Damage did in Brink that I love is they allow you to assign the buttons on your controller however you want! It drives me nuts that most games only have a couple of preset options for button layout.This the first “Brink” ever so deficiencies in certain areas are to be expected. I am happy that someone tried to make a real multiplayer game where you must work as a TEAM to win. Brink’s developers may not have met all of my expectations, but I am pleased with their attempt.I personally like that grenades do not automatically kill you if you have full health. This prevents the game from turning into a grenade throwing competition. You can slide into enemies and knock them down. You can slide and shoot at the same time. You can be revived by friendly medics. You can set up turrets that are not overpowered. You can disguise yourself as the enemy. You can upgrade your friends’ health, damage, “metabolism” and more.Some people have complained about how many bullets it t.
After seeing a whole bunch of different reviews from people loving this game to hating it, I decided to make my own review of what I saw in the game.First off, Brink is a totally different game. It is different than any other game that you’ve ever played. More like a combination of KZ3, BF, and Mirrors Edge. Hardcore COD fans will first off not like this game, mainly because of the lack of quick deaths that their used too, and the art style of the characters and buildings are definitely not realistic.Brink is totally a team/objective based game, not a lone wolf, KDR type of game. It’s all about Objectives, and the XP you get along the way by building turrets, placing mines, hacking consoles, disguising, giving allies ammo, extra armor, and health.Pros: Fun, Fresh, New art style, SMART system, Integrated Campaign and Multiplayer (although some people don’t like, but I do because everything you do in campaign is “unlocked” in multiplayer), GREAT SOUND, Good Community.Cons: On 360, the game can get extremely laggy, laggy enough that it isn’t playable and can freeze up your system. The counter to this is to join the “competitive match setting” witch limits the amount of people from 8 per team, to 5. It can also get really laggy on the PS3, but I haven’t encountered it yet. Limited Maps, although they are coming out with a free DLC in June featuring bug fixes (hopefully fix lag) and new maps, not sure how many though.All in all this game is a good game. It really is too.
it has a lot of parkour and it has good gameplay but detects no one playing online for some reason.
the only issue with this game is the story line is really short other than that the game play is pretty sweet
Ok, people looked very forward to this game. It came out, they spent $60 on it, and of course they were upset. This game is simply not worth $60. But now that this game comes in at under $10, I’d say it’s entirely worth it. It’s fun, it’s pretty, it’s different than a lot of other games I’ve played lately. The jumping over/under objects is pretty well-done. If you’re on a budget, I’d say it’s entirely worth it.
Great product, overall. The packing was pretty crappy, but the game works great!
For starters, I’m on PS3, so I didn’t have the network for a month. In that time (I got this game on the day it released), I too discovered something that numerous others have since pointed out: THE A.I. IN THIS GAME SUCKS. But hey, it’s difficult to build a game with even decent A.I., and more so with a squad mechanic like that in Brink. I get the feeling that the offline Campaign mode (like most modern FPS’) was just to play with the core concepts of the game (helping teammates, navigating with parkour, etc.), in preparation for the eight-on-eight multiplayer. I say this because the online mode is basically identical to the Campaign mode, save the fact that real people are at the other end of your enemy’s and team’s avatars–instead of some crappy bot. (Although, because the game has built-in team balancing, bots can still be at play in online matches, so be aware of who’s got your back.)The bottom line is that Brink is a fast-paced and fun squad-based shooter. It’s reminiscent of Team Fortress for PC, and gives you that awesome “Yeah, we did it!” feeling when things go right for your team. Brink is objective-based, with RPG elements such as character XP and a perks system, and therefore more similar to Sony’s MAG. However, what’s really different about Brink isn’t the much-touted parkour elements, but instead the focus on making a team-based, objective-oriented shoot ’em up…fun. In my opinion, Bethesda did this pretty darn well.Sure: the A.I. puts the offline game somewh.
This game ‘Brink’ is awesome! Well, awesome for those of us who like war games. It does seem more futuristic. Anyway, I personally like the character customization. I recommend this game to anyone who likes to shoot, customize, and have fun.
my hubby loves shooter games so this is right up his alley
Txiab –
This is a fun game. I wonder if the death of the PS3 Network is partly to blame for all the frustration and low reviews. Listening to people complain about the length of the single player campaign is absurd given the number of games that now focus on multiplayer. This is a multiplayer game after all. The RPG elements are well thought out, and the game actually has well planned classes that encourage team play. There are no single shot kills ala MW2, nor are you going to see the same gun, same class, same perks, same everything over and over because only one load out is worth taking. That isn’t what brink is meant to be. Also, the different body types and weapon load outs work quite well. As you develop your character the game really opens up. I am enjoying the game, and only wished that I could have jumped online sooner rather than later. I am hoping that they add downloadable content at some point, as additional levels would be great. Also, this game is taking some risks, something many games aren’t doing anymore. I like the movement system. It works quite well. The levels are really clever and reward different styles of play. Choke points are only that way if you can’t figure out (which is easy) how to outflank the other team. There are multiple ways to navigate the maps, and depending on body type (i.e. light players can get more places) additional pathways open up. But, this is at the expense of health and weapon options. Once again, there are choices to be made. It’s a f.
Katsgame08 –
I’ve got this for my little bro and He said ” It’s beast, fun, fast paced, and enjoyable. A recommended game by me.” He is a good reviewer and he said “Try it for yourself and see if you like it.”* It’s a good game and little “bad references” (besides civil war and guns) An intuitive, “strategic”, dynamic,and awesome game for anyone willing to play. 5/5*Disclaimer: This is his opinion not yours. Try it from Redbox, Gamefly, or any other renting place BEFORE YOU BUY IT!
Rolfathan –
Ok, people looked very forward to this game. It came out, they spent $60 on it, and of course they were upset. This game is simply not worth $60. But now that this game comes in at under $10, I’d say it’s entirely worth it. It’s fun, it’s pretty, it’s different than a lot of other games I’ve played lately. The jumping over/under objects is pretty well-done. If you’re on a budget, I’d say it’s entirely worth it.
Jessica –
Great product, overall. The packing was pretty crappy, but the game works great!
Amado Jesus –
Great
R. T. Ervin –
For starters, I’m on PS3, so I didn’t have the network for a month. In that time (I got this game on the day it released), I too discovered something that numerous others have since pointed out: THE A.I. IN THIS GAME SUCKS. But hey, it’s difficult to build a game with even decent A.I., and more so with a squad mechanic like that in Brink. I get the feeling that the offline Campaign mode (like most modern FPS’) was just to play with the core concepts of the game (helping teammates, navigating with parkour, etc.), in preparation for the eight-on-eight multiplayer. I say this because the online mode is basically identical to the Campaign mode, save the fact that real people are at the other end of your enemy’s and team’s avatars–instead of some crappy bot. (Although, because the game has built-in team balancing, bots can still be at play in online matches, so be aware of who’s got your back.)The bottom line is that Brink is a fast-paced and fun squad-based shooter. It’s reminiscent of Team Fortress for PC, and gives you that awesome “Yeah, we did it!” feeling when things go right for your team. Brink is objective-based, with RPG elements such as character XP and a perks system, and therefore more similar to Sony’s MAG. However, what’s really different about Brink isn’t the much-touted parkour elements, but instead the focus on making a team-based, objective-oriented shoot ’em up…fun. In my opinion, Bethesda did this pretty darn well.Sure: the A.I. puts the offline game somewh.
Retired_Marine_304 –
Excellent
Patrick –
This game ‘Brink’ is awesome! Well, awesome for those of us who like war games. It does seem more futuristic. Anyway, I personally like the character customization. I recommend this game to anyone who likes to shoot, customize, and have fun.
JordaneYundt –
my hubby loves shooter games so this is right up his alley
Fryed_Mustard –
Alright im gonna level with you! I would never would have payed full price for this game… BUT! I only payed 7 dollars for it and… its pretty great for 7 dollars!