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Used Lair Playstation 3 Game tested and guaranteed to work.
Product Details
UPC:
711719811220
Condition:
Used
Genre:
Action & Adventure
Platform:
Playstation 3
Region:
NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:
Teen
SKU:
PS3_LAIR
———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 |
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Hey guess what, Lair doesn’t suck. I got the game the day it came out and to my surprised I couldn’t put the controller down. Once you start the game you realize that this is what the PS3 is all about. You get to use the SIXAXIS controller to move your dragon on screen and nothing else, no joystick is required (but of course this is only the case if you are moving your dragon, for everything else you use the buttons on the controller). To tell you the truth, I tought this game was going to dissapoint because of that, but honestly it feels natural when you pull up, down, left, or even right the dragon really reacts. I’ve read somewhere that this new way of playing was a mistake, to those people I say SUCK IT! Those people that feel that Lair isn’t any fun, they really don’t know what good games are. But really if you are looking for something a little different, with graphics that will amaze you get this game, you won’t stop playing it, trust me.
Many critics bashed this game when it came out but…DO NOT LISTEN TO THEM! I have literally 200 video games, including many classics and this is one of the best in my collection. The game is very similar to the Star Wars: Rogue Squadron games for Nintendo 64 and Gamecube also by Factor 5, which are my favorite games of all time. If you’re one of those Rogue Squadron fans anxious for a new RS sequel, YOU MUST PLAY THIS! The controls are great, that’s right. I said the controls are good. The motion controls are very responsive and well done. I think critics like IGN wanted to make up excuses for this game being too hard for them. That’s another thing, this game is difficult. Not Contra difficult but a bit harder than Rogue Squadron. If you’re a hardcore gamer, it should take you a week or two to beat it. The story is the best in a game yet and the music is incredible. Overall, I would highly recommend this game to Rogue Squadron Fans and Hardcore gamers. I loved every second of this game.
i loved every second of this game! i don’t know why so many people are hating on it? i think it’s genius and a turn around from all the other game being released now a days. I hope they can make a second Lair game!
dude this game isnt bad. It is pretty fun, actually, well at anyrate the controls arent great. Yes they should have included analog controls, but its not that bad once you get used to the motion sensing. But hey the graphics are amazing and the story is not half bad so far. If you dont have disposable income you may want to rent it first though. And for this game to get lower ratings than Madden 08 is a travesty THAT is a truly bad game.
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Wow. I was shocked at how great this game was. You can easily get a copy of this game for under $10 and it is entirely worth it. I actually just got done playing it. I will admit, this game is rather short. It took me less than a day to complete it. The controls take a little bit to get used to, since all gaming is using dependent on movement with the joysticks. I found myself many times, instinctively trying to use the joysticks in tough situations, which would make me more confused than anything and cause me to yell out a few expletives. Once you get a hang of it though, it’s just great. I mean, you get to ride a dragon the entire game, and that’s just awesome.The real strong point of this game is the storyline and music. I feel like it’s an alternate dimension Lord of the Rings in a way. It helps the music sounds like Lord of the Rings music. Even at times, I feel the game resembles Star Wars, even if it is a fantasy game. I mean, there are times when you have to take down these giant beasts like AT-AT Walkers, so that helps. In regards to music, it really drives the whole story. It’s entirely symphonic and orchestral. A cool thing they did is in the Extras section where you can go to a section called “Concert Hall” and listen to 57 different tracks featured in the game. Awesome.Replay value? Well, once you beat the game, the Stables are available on all the other levels, meaning you can play the story again, but with different dragons. The main storyline dragons are a mix.
LAIR was a game that kept catching my eye, but I repeatedly shook off buying it due to the poor critic reviews. Finally, I decided to trust my instincts and give it a try. I was not disappointed; the story is intriguing, the graphics are excellent, the music is awesome, and I enjoy the control scheme. I really don’t see where all the negative review scores have come from. This game deserves plenty of positive recognition. I did not even realize how intricate the PS3 controller was until I played this game.The complaints I have about LAIR are very minor. I really wished it was a little longer. The targeting system on the controls needs some refining, but this did not hamper my enjoyment. There were some drops in frame-rate with some of the effects in the game.If you have been on the fence about LAIR, definitely go get it. If you like innovative games, definitely pick this up.
even though the game got bad reviews, this game has been patched and now works great. it kinda of reminds of the game Ryse out on xbone. OFC the graphics are not as good as RYSE, but possibly warrants one play through.
Simply put, see what the people have to say that have played and beaten this game, not the reviewers. The controls are very intuitive and pretty easy to learn, and once you do, this game is just plain fun.
Matthew Stephens –
When I first saw the critic reviews I really didn’t care because I have looked forward to the game since this summer. However, once I received the game I couldn’t help but to be very upset at critics that rated this game low.This game has so many new innovations that it’s surprising that the release didn’t get pushed back even further. The graphics are so beautiful and take full advantage of the PS3 in every regard. The music soundtrack and storyline are good too.The best part of this game and something that can’t be done on any other game system is the real time air battles and ground battles that take place simultaniously. The cell processor is the only hardware that can handle this type of extreme gaming.The controls to the game are very smooth. Once the user gets used to using six axis (It took me about 15 to 20 minutes to stop using the joysticks every now and then lol) the game goes to an entirely new level. The camera is flawless, the cutscenes are great, and the fighting controls are great. The coolest part about airbattle is takedown when you can defeat an enemby dragon in 50 different ways and all are cool and a treat to watch and play through.The boss battles in the game are tough enough to make the player look for strategy and yet they aren’t easy to where the user will never die like in the new Zelda game for the Wii (Not to say that is bad, just that it is too easy).The game challenges the player and also forces the player to replay a level in order to get a hig.
eduardo moreno –
bien
Cindy –
Gift
MM –
When I picked up Lair, I had read a couple bad, and a couple lukewarm reviews already — my expectations for this game weren’t set very high. I expected difficult controls, and a hard-to-master game (much like Factor 5’s previous games) — I so enjoyed the game’s concept, that I *had* to pick it up and see it for myself.To my great surprise, the game is pretty darn easy to control, and with a couple exceptions, this is a fantastic, solid game, and well worth the money I paid for it. The only issues I have with this title is the low framerate in some of the more intense battles (which doesn’t happen too often… but I wish it never dropped below, say 15 fps — on occasion it can drop to 12 or 10 it seems, despite its being a solid 20-30 most of the time at 1080p), and the incredible detail of the environments… The detail is so good, it actually become difficult to target stuff at great distances, because the complex 1080p detail is… I dunno… noisy in the visual sense. It’d be much easier to play if the textures were lower detail, there was less geometry, and the framerate was a tad higher (you could see stuff at a distance by its movement against the awesome backdrop easier).That being said, this is a great game, and well worth it if you like Factor 5’s previous games (Rogue Squadron, etc.) or older LucasArts games like Rebel Assault or Shadows of the Empire. If you’re not into flying dragons, terrorizing troops with your firey breath and claws and eating them, pick.
Mr. Juma Charles –
it is alright
Doug G. –
If you like dragons you’ll like Lair.Lair is easily the most amazing console game to date graphically. The quality of the visuals in Lair is just unbeaten at this time. This alone does not make a great game however, and the gameplay lags behind the graphics in a way that lessens the overall value of the game, but does not in any way ruin it.The majority of complaints about lair are things like:-The dragon does not have radar-The dragon does not fly as well as an F-16-The dragon does not have heat seeking missilesThe problem with these complaints should be fairly obvious. Yes, missions are confusing and objectives are sometimes hard to find. Guess what, it’s a battlefield with thousands of enemies to choose from, unless your dragon is packing a radar array with a sattelite uplink for your commander to paint enemies with a targeting laser, it may be a little difficult to find an enemy. I don’t have any problem with the mission structure of Lair, missions can take several attempts before you know exactly where to find certain objectives or complete others, but with such a big battlefield and so much going on it’s a pleasure to explore all the different portions.The gameplay itself is somewhat shallow, I feel it would benefit from some sort of “leveling up” or “unlocking moves” system that many games have, but what it does have works well enough.The controls are another sticking point. I don’t have any major problems using the sixaxis after some practice on the tutorials, i.
City Gent –
I am not sure why there is controversy over the reviews of this game. I am for the record, not a huge fan of SIXAXIS, this being said, the controls are ridiculously easy to master and the early missions are essentially training chapters that get you into the game very quickly.The graphics are to say the least, stunning, and the voice acting is very well done. As an air combat simulation with a very analog feel (knights riding dragons without a reticule–but targets do halo white or red), it feels frantic and fast as it should. There are plenty of extras and interestingly, an input menu for cheats (not my thing, but it’s there).I did notice some cutscene lag, but overall, I am very happy with it, but I have been burning through the levels very fast. My final review would probably summarize: forget the early reviews, this is a beautiful, easy to play, and enjoyable game.
Daniel Freeland –
Although I do agree with the reviewers who said that the controls are hard, I do not agree that it makes this a horrible game. I love dragons, and video games as well. So I really love this game.Yes, the controls are difficult, but you can learn them. As I write this review my girlfriend whos videogame experience can be summed up as playing Mario Cart 64, is not having all that much trouble with the game controls. Her problems are more with where the buttons are on the controller than actually controling the dragon. And to those who think it should be easy to control…IT’S A DRAGON!!!! Not a motorcyle. It is not going to turn on a dime.Anyways, the plot is interresting, the music is awsome, and the graphics are amazing. This is not a game for people who are impatient or immature. The controls are simple as long as you are willing to learn and practice.
J. Garcia –
The game is an aesthetic masterpiece and offers difficult but enjoyable challenges with some of the best Artificial Intelligence–meaning more realistic missions that reward strategy, patience, and skill. For example, in the saving-the-mantas mission, if you stray too far or get too distracted with fighting ice dragons that are already flying away, your mantas will get killed…The advanced AI engine and six axis are great innovations that are not for all gamers. Unfortunately, most of the current reviews are written by a self-selected crowd that has bought xbox’es and ps3’s in the past for the first person shooters that have been out there for these systems. Using a six axis to control a dragon should not be easy, when presumably you’ve never driven one before and it is not at all like walking around with a gun shooting everything you see–after all, you’re part of an elite squad. Part of the fun and challenge is mastering how to move the dragon and making it a war machine. And that has its learning curve, with potential to become a thrilling experience once you are master of it.In short, it may not appeal to all gamers (especially those who’ve fallen in love with first person shooters), but it’s definitely the most enjoyable game out there for people looking for good use of the PS3’s AI and immersive graphics capabilities, with rewarding missions and engrossing story line.Just my two cents
Sami Mohammad –
I was about to cancell my order after the horrible reviw at GameSpot!but i saw some users review and i know Gamespot is Bill$$ tool so i just give it a try yes i bought it, i played the first mission i was confused and the controlle was so new to me! after 30 minutes i get used to it and begin to master the controll, this game is a prfect game! i myself didn’t like the SIXAXIS but after i master it i enjoyed it so much, the sound effect is the best EVER (i played it on 5.1) no wonder THX did the sound effect! the graphic is so beatiful if u r not sure just rent it and u will see by ur self what a great game it is, i want the Soundtrack and the Artbook if it’s available, there is an ART gallery in the game show the Building, Characters and the game’s wonderful Cretures art and sketch, i just feel so sad of what is happing to the Video Game world so UNFAIR reviews just becuase u don’t like this company or this console! this Game is the prove and a real example of what is happing.