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Darkwatch Xbox Game
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UPC:013388290208
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_DARKWATCH
———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 | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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Darkwatch for Xbox is an above average first person shooter (FPS) with a few cool features to seperate it from the pack. I’m sure anyone reading this knows what to expect from a FPS game and there are some good descriptions here, so I’ll just add a few comments. My main complaint is that it’s visually repetitive (both the characters and worlds). There are probably 12 or so character models in the entire game. I would have rather done without the cheesy cut scenes and spent more budget on varied enemy models.+ It’s fun to run around in the old west for a change, and the levels are nicely laid out to include close-up and long range fighting (I am one of those people who love sniping – carefully lining up a long-range shot and blowing off an enemies’ head).+ Throwing dynamite is always fun.+ The weapons are fun to use and I like the fact that it matters where you hit an enemy (a head shot kills right away, while it may take several body shots).+ The game moves along quickly and the difficulty increases at a good rate. Each new level is tougher, but not so much that you want to quit.- There isn’t much variation in character models.- Most of the characters in the cut-scenes are annoying dorks. The voice acting is good, though. Having the ‘ghost’ Cassidy say stuff like ‘Here they come, you’d better shoot them’ can bug you real quick-like. I have yelled “No sh*t” or “Shut the H*ll up” at the TV quite a few times during this game.- You see the same enemies over and over.- There seems.
This game is awesome but it’s hard to play considering how far superior x box 360 graphics are. Still a lot of fun to play
Need a 360 hard drive but it’s sweet! No problems yet anyway
It came within a week I’m very happy.
Darkwatch is a Vampire Western. This game is not for everyone. In particular it is not for young children. However, if you are an adult who like First Person shooters then you should seriously consider this game.The game is a little dark and edgy…but in my opinion this is a good thing. There is a great battle of good and evil and some cool weapons and powers. It is a Vampire-Western which to me is an awesome concept and I hope it spawns a sequel and possible other variations (time periods).Controls: The controls are very Halo-like. If you like the controls in Halo you will like these. Enough said.Graphics: The imagery is in one word awesome. They really did a good job. However the graphics in the end are not quite what they should have been. Don’t get me wrong…. They are good, but they are not pushing the limits. I really expected this game to push things forward NOTE: This is my main negative on the game.. which should tell you that this is an awesome game.Good vs. Evil: There are decisions to be made which lean you either good or evil. However, this really did not work out to enhance the game in my opinion. If there was more of an impact in the game play then it might have worked out. In the end this didn’t seem to have a good or bad impact on my impression of the game. If there is a sequel I either would like it removed or enhanced.Xbox vs PS2: The versions are different. XBOX by far has better graphics then PS2. Each has there own bonus material. PS2 has a War Train l.
I liked the game when my husband bought it home for me to play i was a bit iffy at first but the more i play and got into it was the more i liked it, it was sort of different for me because of the transportation in most shooting games you always have a car put sometimes riding the horse and shooting was a bit fun for me don’t know about any body else.So by playing this game i went out and bought “GUN” and i like that game also so i mean over all i like the graphics, the storyline and the concept of Dark Watch good game to add to your collection….
Darkwatch is, technically, one of the slickest and most responsive shooters to grace the console systems. On the other hand, it’s oft-delayed development cycle did nothing to prevent the finished product from coming across half-baked in most every other department.Interestingly, the game is set in the old West, but with a gothic twist. It seems our protagonist, the outlaw Jericho Cross, has just robbed the wrong train – instead of sacks of wealth it contains an evil vampire lord. Unwittingly unleashing said vampire from the custody of the shadowy organization known as the Darkwatch, this creature of the night proceeds to raise the dead and wreak all kinds of havoc. Sound cool? Yeah, it certainly does, but the implementation of this unique setting leaves much to be desired, and the ensuing plot makes little sense.This is exceedingly unfortunate, as the gameplay here is well worth any shooter’s raised eyebrow. The production values are spot on, and the action has been polished to a blue steel sheen. Think Painkiller meets Halo and you may have some idea what to expect with this one. Blasting countless vampires and other beasties into oblivion with heavily modified old Western firepower is the highlight… and all that blasting is certainly cathartic fun. A cool arsenal and a handful of vampyric superpowers provide action that is undeniably delicious. All of this is wrapped up in tight, responsive controls and a solid frame rate despite the swarms of baddies that fill the game’s.
So the day amongst days has finally come and gone. High Moon’s Darkwatch has been released onto this earth and with a deadly wrath as copies have been practically flying off of store shelves.I just last week traversed over two hours (by car) in order to pick up a copy for myself on for the Xbox console.So after cranking about 10 or so hours into Darkwatch, here is what I have summed up for this Vampire-Western title:First off, I am somewhat disappointed by the graphics and the lack of a real need for the game’s power-ups. I had begun to realize this about half way through the game where Jericho reaches the Citadel where he then has the choice of choosing between 3 different missions (all of which he/you will need to complete one way or another). I have used them only once or twice and a few times on accident because I pressed the white button rather than the black button using the Chieftain controller setting. And speaking of Chieftain controller settings I think that this configuration name is a nice homage to HALO seeing as how this configuration is the closest you are going to controlling Master Chief in Bungie’s masterpiece.Chieftain, Master Chief…coincidence, I think not.One thing, in particular that I would like to address is the fact that in Darkwatch there is NO RADAR or Vampiric sense power. Only a measly red arrow when something already has the jump on you.I mean come on you are a VAMPIRE are you not, and to be slashed to death by a group of lowly undead minions.
Darkwatch : Curse Of The West combines both the horror and western genre with a first person shooter aspect to gives players some very intense eye catching gaming action. The fast paced gameplay offered in Darkwatch is a fresh and crisp appeal, quickly bringing the player into the feel of a true western environment .You take on the role of Jericho Cross, an outlaw train robber who makes the mistake of trying to rob the wrong train, a Darkwatch train. His actions release all hell and havok as he blows open the safe releasing the son of Satan, Lazarus. Lazarus in turn curses Jericho as a vampire and unleashes an army of the undead. You now must journey into the west trying to win back your soul in a battle against yourself and the diminions of hell along with the spirit of the former regulator Cassidy by your side guiding you thru the different western terrains as you venture to the Darkwatch headquarters. Darkwatch is a secret mysterious society that has been protecting all of civilization from the evil’s of hell since the dawn of time. Clay Cartwright rushes you in as you endure some physical battles to prove yourself worthy in order to become the newest Darkwatch agent. It is up to you to now stop Lazarus & his hoard of evil undead, if you fail then you must walk the earth as another one of Lazarus’s damned, however if you succeed then you will win back your soul.You will come across such enemies as; scythe and gun-wielding skeletons, floating banshees, shadow hiding vipers.
It was a long wait and a lot of extensions to the original release date, but Darkwatch is now readily available on the Xbox platform. How does it live up to the hype? Pretty well.First of all, this game is in a shooter-genre all of its own. The setting is the Wild West, but with a spin, vampires and undead. If any other games have tried this, I haven’t seen them. It really is a refreshing setting and helps to make Darkwatch feel fresh while in reality it is just any other shooter.As a shooter the game delivers fun gameplay, but nothing stellar, and no real moments that made you say wow – like the dual weild in Halo2 for example. The controls are fluid (as others have mentioned if you are familiar with Halo and Halo2, you will want to use the Cheifton controller configuration right from the get go) but occasionally I found that the charachter just didn’t always turn when I told him to, especially when taking damage. This was rare, but odd. In addition, his ability to fan the hammer on his revolver for rapid fire didn’t always work by holding the fire button down the first time, and I had to release the button and hold it again. So far, those are the only glitches I’ve noted.The maps are actually very small and/or linear and you are limited in where you can run (and thus, your strategy is limited). You have the added ability to lean from side to side, and while I haven’t noticed much of a difference using this ability, it could prove helpful. The appearance/mood/setti.
John Moscarelli –
Darkwatch is an unbelievable game. The game is so good, I hope they defenitley come out with another one in the future. The first thing I’m gunna tell you about is the story line….. Welcome to the Wild West, circa 1876. You are Jericho Cross, seasoned outlaw. Looking for a big score, you raid a secret treasure train. Unknown to you, this train belongs to the Darkwatch, an ancient organization committed to defeating supernatural evils. The cargo of this train is not money or jewels, but a captured vampire lord being transported to the Darkwatch citadel for interrogation. You blow open what you think is the treasure vault on the train, only to release the oldest and most powerful creature of its kind. Perhaps from perverse gratitude, this vampire doesn’t kill you. He just bites you, so you slowly turn into a vampire yourself. With growing supernatural powers, you hunt Lazuras , the vampire that bit you. If you gun him down before the curse overcomes you completely, you might win back your soul. If you fail, you will be damned to walk the earth as a vampire, having condemned the West to despair under the rule of evil incarnate. The gameplay is great. It is a first person shooter and there are great weapons. Ther is the redeemer revolver which has a knife on the bottom of the handle. On all the weapons is a melee weapon that you can use. There are the warmaker pistols which have blades on the handles. There is the blackfish carbine which is like a rifle, it is probly one of.
Michael J. Tresca –
I first saw Darkwatch at an electronics convention in New York City and immediately fell in love.After completing the single-player campaign in Halo 2, I shifted gears to Darkwatch. Where Halo is basically every military science fiction trope (Starship Troopers, Aliens, Predator, Space: Above and Beyond, and Battlestar Galactica to name a few), Darkwatch sets out to create its own genre. And that genre is Wild West Horror.Darkwatch draws on two sources for inspiration: Deadlands, the pen-and-paper role-playing game, and Pale Rider, a Clint Eastwood Western. Deadlands first combined Victorian gothic horror with Wild West sensibilities, creating a wacky combination of gore and grit. Pale Rider established the notion of a supernatural hero in a Wild West setting. The Darkwatch is a secret organization similar to the one depicted in Van Helsing with access to advanced technology dedicated to keeping supernatural villains under control.Darkwatch follows the twisted life and death of Jericho Cross, a train robber who decides to rob the wrong train. He unwittingly unleashes Lazarus, an ancient vampire, and thus brings about hell on Earth. For reasons we don’t ever fully understand, Lazarus turns Jericho into a vampire. And thus, Jericho has all the cool traits of a vampire, from drinking blood to “blood vision” that allows him to pick out living auras.What ensues is a visceral shoot-em-up. You can shoot enemies heads off their bodies with a six-gun (called a Redeemer), blow of.
N –
In Darkwatch you are Jericho Cross. A hybrid between vampire horror and Western shoot-em up. If you’re looking for a first person shooter, Darkwatch is the game fore you.Capcom offers intense gameplay and presents a original excellent presentation of new characters.It’s refreshing to see a first person shooter with a theme that isn’t played out which makes it well worth checking out.Jericho Cross hardly does the talking. Others speak for him while he jumps and robs trains.By mistake you release the soul of Satan’s son, Lazarus, who curses you to a vampire. He unleashes his undead minions to plague the old west.The only organization that can stop him is a secret army called the Darkwatch. Cassidy, one of the army’s “regulators” witnesses what you did on the train. You’ll spend the beginning of the game by her side, as she leads you back to the safety of Darkwatch. You begin to understand the new powers you have as a vampire.You’ll of course have access to a variety of different weapons, ranging from pistols and rifles to my personal favorite the exploding crossbow and a rocket launcher.Each gun offers different strengths and weaknesses, and each one is fun to use in its own way. Since the enemies in Darkwatch take location-based damage, it’s possible to blow off the heads and limbs of most enemies with the more powerful guns.Each gun also offers you a powerful melee attack, and the weaker enemies in the game will actually go down with just one satisfying strike.The power of.
jorge –
good game selected missions
OneMtnGirl –
I bought this for fmy husband for Christmas.The price was good, the shipping quick, the game was new and he likes playing it. He recommends buying from this shop again.All you original XBox gamers buy your games now because XBox 720 will probably be out soon or something else besides the 360.Happy Gaming and Happy New Year 2011
candice –
Darkwatch : Curse Of The West combines both the horror and western genre with a first person shooter aspect to gives players some very intense eye catching gaming action. The fast paced gameplay offered in Darkwatch is a fresh and crisp appeal, quickly bringing the player into the feel of a true western environment .You take on the role of Jericho Cross, an outlaw train robber who makes the mistake of trying to rob the wrong train, a Darkwatch train. His actions release all hell and havok as he blows open the safe releasing the son of Satan, Lazarus. Lazarus in turn curses Jericho as a vampire and unleashes an army of the undead. You now must journey into the west trying to win back your soul in a battle against yourself and the diminions of hell along with the spirit of the former regulator Cassidy by your side guiding you thru the different western terrains as you venture to the Darkwatch headquarters. Darkwatch is a secret mysterious society that has been protecting all of civilization from the evil’s of hell since the dawn of time. Clay Cartwright rushes you in as you endure some physical battles to prove yourself worthy in order to become the newest Darkwatch agent. It is up to you to now stop Lazarus & his hoard of evil undead, if you fail then you must walk the earth as another one of Lazarus’s damned, however if you succeed then you will win back your soul.You will come across such enemies as; scythe and gun-wielding skeletons, floating banshees, shadow hiding vipers.
Tracy L. Madden –
It is more a vampire game. Very unique game. It also have multiplayer option where we can hunt down each other and kill him. It’s a great game.
Tyson Walker –
The good;This is a fun little game. Dark and disturbing visuals, dripping with atmosphere, general tone and smooth as silk game play are the highlights of this game. The enemy AI is competent enough, generally dodging and making themselves harder to hit.The bad;Its extreme linearity. Although you can play though the game as straight up good, evil or a mix of both and with two different endings (if played with a mix of light and dark side powers, the ending will be the alignment you are closest to), there are no branching paths, no opportunities to take different routes through the game (later on you can choose the order you play some of the missions in, but starting points and enemy spawn locations don’t change so in the end it’s still the same thing) had this been randomized a bit, it would not be so bad. By the second play-through, you know exactly where the enemies are going to pop up, how many, and what kinds. This will make a second game boring and hard to sit through for many.There are some unlockables worth mentioning, namely art and character concepts but nothing more. Is this game worth getting? Yes. Is it worth more than 20 bucks? No.This is one of those games that you complete once, put it back in your collection for a while and don’t touch again till you feel the itch for some horror-western-vampire action. An excellent companion to Red Dead Redemption’s Undead Nightmare and a good addition to anyone’s library of games.
efren –
The game came perfectly sealed and very new looking for a used game, came well before it’s original date, very good way to start my night. Will order future stuff from this shop
JD –
It was a long wait and a lot of extensions to the original release date, but Darkwatch is now readily available on the Xbox platform. How does it live up to the hype? Pretty well.First of all, this game is in a shooter-genre all of its own. The setting is the Wild West, but with a spin, vampires and undead. If any other games have tried this, I haven’t seen them. It really is a refreshing setting and helps to make Darkwatch feel fresh while in reality it is just any other shooter.As a shooter the game delivers fun gameplay, but nothing stellar, and no real moments that made you say wow – like the dual weild in Halo2 for example. The controls are fluid (as others have mentioned if you are familiar with Halo and Halo2, you will want to use the Cheifton controller configuration right from the get go) but occasionally I found that the charachter just didn’t always turn when I told him to, especially when taking damage. This was rare, but odd. In addition, his ability to fan the hammer on his revolver for rapid fire didn’t always work by holding the fire button down the first time, and I had to release the button and hold it again. So far, those are the only glitches I’ve noted.The maps are actually very small and/or linear and you are limited in where you can run (and thus, your strategy is limited). You have the added ability to lean from side to side, and while I haven’t noticed much of a difference using this ability, it could prove helpful. The appearance/mood/setti.