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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.
D. K. Kim –
Lair is a brand new experience that uses six-axis control to give the player the illusion of actually steering the dragon. Of course, as riding most living animals, it isn’t easy, but that doesn’t mean it’s not fun. It takes practice and a little bit of imagination. If you are having some trouble with the control in this game, imagine your six-axis controller as the reins of the dragon. Just like riding a horse, you need to snap your wrists down to dash, and snap them up to do 180degrees turn. Also, when you want to do left and right dash, you have to yank on the six-axis left and right, making full swings. The in-game tutorial should have been clearer on this, but once you realize that the six-axis works as the reins, it should come fairly naturally. The targeting system is not ideal, and the fact that the ground control uses the analog sticks, not six-axis, makes ground to aerial combat transition unnatural, but these are minor points to the immersive experience of riding a dragon and blasting away the enemies in gorgeous environments, listening to fantastic music scores. I have played about five hours now, and so far, the story, although predictable and melodramatic at times, is fun and flows nicely and logically. I am glad that I didn’t heed to the bad reviews and bought this game. Frankly, I have been getting little tired of FPS and hack and slash games that constitute most of the games nowadays, and I was waiting for a new experience. If you want a new experience and ar.
A. Aulov –
Who doesnt like dragons? if you do this game is definitely for you. I liked it so much i basically gave it to my fraternity brother as a gift to keep just because he asked for it. A few levels are a bit hard but nothing is impossible.
Tim Bangle –
This game is stunning. Awesome visuals, incredible story, and impressive integration of the Sixaxis system which in my opinion has up until Lair been underwhelming. Very well done.
Jus –
LAIR was a game that I had more-or-less decided not to get, based off all the bad I’d heard about the game, along with the good things I’d heard as well. But it was really cheap, 15 dollars here on retrolio, and I needed something else to get the 25 minimum for free shippping, and I’m glad for that. For 20 or less, this is a great PS3 game. It’s very playable with the analog stick patch that was released a long time ago (I have no idea how the original Sixaxis only controls work). The premise is GREAT, you’re a dragon-rider, so you get to fly around and shoot fireballs at your enemies, swoop down on ground forces and so on. You can also stomp around on the ground and breath fire on troops, swipe at them, etc. And one of the coolest parts of the game is when you get into an air-duel with another dragon-rider. You use a simple system with the buttons to attack and defend while you have this close-up one-on-one battle. Like I said, great concepts in the game, and they’re all done fairly well. Interesting enough story, and a pretty decent looking game for how old it is in the PS3’s lineup of titles. I couldn’t help but think of ways the game could be even bigger and better, but I like what the game is, and as I said, if you’re on the fence with this title, and can get it for 20 dollars or less, I recommend you take the plunge and get it.
Brendan Glackin –
The overly negative reviews for this game have a certain knee-jerk quality. No, it’s not an FPS or 3dPS with a trailing camera that takes fifteen minutes to master. No, it’s not an RPG-style story that emphasizes “character development” with lots of new moves and powers. At heart it’s a flight simulator; it has sensitive controls, all the action takes place on the back of your dragon, and it has a series of “missions” that emphasize different skills and are re-playable if you enjoy mastering the controls and improving your performance on the individual missions. The story content is all about moving you from one mission to another in a somewhat plausible manner.The game reminds me of my experience with F-16 Fighting Falcon on my old 286 machine. After 20 minutes of trying to play the game on a joystick I wanted to throw the thing through a plate glass window. After I got the hang of the game I played it over and over and it became one of my favorite diversions.As for all the digs on the sixaxis controls, at least it’s original, and it is a more sensitive control than the little thumbsticks are capable of being. I have not had any of the problems identified by the negative reviews, including the Gamespot reviewer, perhaps because I always approached the game as a flight simulator.Bottom line, if the idea of a graphically stupendous, fantasy-genre flight simulator appeals to you, then play the game. If it doesn’t, don’t. But either way the game should be appreciated as.
Robin –
Gift
DRSantana –
Wat i love de most about it, as de title says is de sixaxis motion..De only times u have to press buttons is shootin n some time hitinAll de moves of de dragon is sixaxis motion n is awesome, brilliant..I defenitly recomend it to every one da wants feel wat PS3 can do!!!
Nick Vl –
Game disk + manual + cover, all in great condition.Very cheap.Thanks!
Juan Tarallo –
This game rocks from start to finish. Controls rock using full capability of the six-axis controller (fully charge it before playing ;) ) Plus graphics are like never seen before. Now Heavenly Sword beats it but gameplay is different. Story is great and turning points in storyline are well thought out. Awsome game overall.
Santi –
Nice game I began playing it with sensor a little difficult, but fun. Game should have a map with colored dots, to find enemys easier, also should have trophies :(