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Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:883929319596
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
ESRB:Mature
SKU:X360_MIDDLE_EARTH_SHADOW
———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 | Action & Adventure, role-playing |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
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You won’t find a more engrossing open-world next-gen action game than this. I’m having as much fun with it as Dragons Dogma, which is to say, a lot of fun. It’s got all the elements to make a successful RPG—upgrades galore, loot finding, varied action, good pacing, a compelling story—but where the real world-building begins is in the Nemesis System. This is one of the smartest and nuanced mechanics I’ve ever seen in a game. Other writers have described it before, and probably better than I can, but I will say that it adds a level of realism and player investment that I’ve never seen before.Dying by the hands of an Orc that killed you before and leveled up in the Orc ranks (because of your death)… that’s humiliating. I wanted to hunt down that rhyming, spitting butthole-eyed toad and turn his throat into a sprinkler. In time, I did. And man, it felt good.Mastering the controls takes a little while if you aren’t familiar with other fighting games like the recent Batman series. In about 2 hours, I was grinning with every beautifully choreographed execution kill. So yeah, the developers mashed up the best of Assassin’s Creed and Batman, blended together tried-and-true RPG elements, and worked hard to make this world real. What did they get? A hit. They hit it out of the park. I’ll go as far as to say that the Nemesis System has raised the bar and will set a standard for AI and new types of storytelling.I can’t wait to see where they take this in the inevitable sequel.
I bought this for my boyfriend (secretly for me too) and i love watching him play it. I’m not as good as video games as he is, so watching is perfectly fine. The graphics are amazing and the fighting sequences are pretty cool. I would recommend this game for anyone looking for something a little different.
Long game that demands a good amount of time to beat and complete all the side challenges. A good game that leads into shadow of war which is a great game
Awesome Game. My nephew loves this game. Fast Ship.
Monolith and WB Interactive did a bang-up job with this open world action adventure/stealth hybridThis game does Assassin’s Creed better then Assassin’s Creed does as of lateEven if you’re not a super fan of Lord of the Rings it’s amazing all aroundThe Story (Is the only thing that’s weak about the title)The story is there but, it’s forgettableThe story isn’t the selling point it’s the fun game playThe Controls: tight once you get the hang of everythingwithin a hour everything will seem second natureGraphics: Stunning it’s not super Next Gen. but, it’s very good looking if you compare it to the 360 version you can see a massive difference in terms of graphic qualityeverything runs smooth once in a while there is a little slow down when there’s major chaos going on screenThe Game is fun the more you play the more you’ll wanna upgrade the AI is really good toIf a bad guy kills you in battle and you come across the same guy that killed you he’ll remember youand that’s a cool feature that doesn’t get used nearly enough in gamesIt’s also not a grinding type of "slasher"different enemies can only be beaten with certain weapons etc.Not super hard it just add more depth to the way you play the gameIf you can get the Game of the Year Version for the same price as the original version get itthe season pass is really good as far as content goes A Real Must have 9.5/10
No one likes to read a long review so let me start this brief summary by saying this is the only game on any platform that I have ever decided to keep after I have beaten the game. This is the best game I have played in a very, very long time. If you buy this game you will not be disappointed period.
This game is awesome. I loved Batman: Arkham City (so much that I played it through twice). The combat system was like nothing I’d ever played before: essentially basic controls (attack and counter) create awesome-looking moves and fight sequences. The game then slowly introduces various gadgets and other tools that can be used during combat for a rich experience and huge combos. Add to that the open-world nature of the game, allowing you to move through the story at your own pace, exploring the world and taking on side missions.But this is not a review for Batman: Arkham City. That being said, everything above applies to Shadow of Mordor as well. It uses essentially the same combat system, almost down to the button, except that instead of punches and kicks, batarangs and other gadgets, you’re using sword and dagger, throwing knives and mind-control. And instead of knocking thugs unconscious (Batman is very anti-killing), you’re decapitating orcs, slitting their throats, cutting them in half, and stabbing them in the skull. That is awesome.So yeah, if you like Arkham City and were sad when you beat that game, then beat it on Hard Mode, then finished all of the side missions and got 3 medals on all the challenges and were still hungry for more, this game will be extremely satisfying. It incorporates basically the exact same combat system, stealth gameplay and exploration, but then adds an awesome ranged attack system, wild beasts that you can tame and ride, and an added strate.
I happen to live this game. I am a completionist and some games are simply too hard to get all the achievements. I’m playing this one still to get all of the achievements and I’m probably gonna pick up the dlc. I love that you can go for all out war or be stealthy in your approaches and while not super easy, the achievements are reasonably obtainable.
I felt like I was staring at the wall forever , then I found out I was playing for hours . I don’t do that with most games, in fact the only other game I have ever done that with is Diablo 3 . It’s hard to get used to the buttons of first but once you use them for a bit it does become easier , the hardest part is the combination attacks,i via combo attack . I like this game or not because you can just get lost in it, because it actually can feel like a challenge . For the price you can’t beat the amount of entertainment you will get out of this game .
I’m not a big fan of Lord of the Rings but I loved this game. I got sucked into the story and hooked on the combat. I am a fan of Assassins Creed and I think this game beat it in combat. Once you start leveling up that insane moves you learn will keep you playing. I can run around for hours just seeing how long I can stay in combat or seeing how many finishing moves I can get in a row.I also really liked how you can control the orcs later in the game. That added a cool option towards the end that was fun to mess with. I would make and army and just let them battle the other orcs for me just to see what happens. You have to play this!!!
LG Dreadnought –
I got this game yesterday (January 7th, 2015) and played it for a good 5 or 6 hours. I have to say, I am incredibly impressed. I talked to a buddy of mine who suggested it. Reviews throughout the Internet recommended it. And heck, I love LotR, so why not? Lemme break it down a bit. :)Story: Slightly confusing at first, but strong. Right off the bat, you are thrown into combat, giving a “trial by fire” feel. It is interesting and fun to work through. It could start getting repetitive, but so far I haven’t had that problem.World: I am still on the first world, Udun, but it is MASSIVE. I heard that there were only 3 places to explore here, and that sounded a bit off. Thing is, I have played it for a good while, going everywhere I can, and I STILL haven’t even explored Udun. The place is ridiculously big.Movement: THIS is where I get all teary (along with combat). The movement is extremely reminiscent of Assassin’s Creed, allowing you to climb up buildings with ease. But, for any AC player out there, we all know that walls can sometimes be a pain if they don’t have any grips. The Ranger of the Black Gate doesn’t give a damn. He does some super jump to climb up things, meaning you can climb anything 75% faster than in AC. It is awesome.Combat: FINALLY. The combat is fantastic. If you have played Batman, it is very similar to that. Stun using B, Attack using X, Counter using Y, Evade/Jump Over using A, Ground Kill using RT + X, etc. Combat can be difficult at times, as you can.
JohnWells –
I have to say this is a great game, I really enjoyed the plot and overall feel of the fighting system. The beginning is definately a LOT harder than the ending of this game. At first I almost stopped playing but as my character got stronger it became really fun. That said the ending was really very easy, that said from a plot line it made total sense. The whole point of the game was to level up your character so he can do final battle with the Sauron. The war chief system was great too. Highly recommended.
Matt Modify –
this game is beyond epic. It’s literally like a playable LOR adventure. And the fighting system is awesome and makes the thirst for Orc blood even stronger…;) and apparently the DLC is even more challenging then the campaign. Love the graphics and music and everything. Great game. You won’t regret it.
J. Belding –
Good game
achan0902 –
I think the other reviews do a great job of going over the details of this game. I’m just going to say that this game is surprisingly very good but be patient. When I first started playing this game I was getting very frustrated because it seemed impossible in the beginning. Once you learn the controls and learn the mechanics of the game, it becomes much more enjoyable. You’re going to die a lot in the beginning, and as a result the enemy is going to get stronger, but after about an hour or two of play you will know how to play the game and then it’s awesome to play! Highly recommend this game.
Brad –
I am a PC gamer and do not mess with console games very often. I buy them for the kids and typically never pick up the controller. This game was certainly an exception. I cannot stress how addictive Shadow of Mordor is.
Isiah –
This game is fantastic, It is a mix of Batman Arkham and Assassin’s Creed. The controls are even similar in playstyle. I am digging this very much. The Nemesis system is very addicting, meaning after an enemy kills you he gets promoted and upgraded. So you immediately want to get your revenge but, he is tougher than before and he knows your coming back so its tougher to sneak and kill him.
Joe Hiles –
Shadow of Mordor is one of the best games out there so far. Nowadays with money being so tight, so many games to choose from, and not knowing if a game will be a flop, video game reviews are essential. After reading the reviews I thought, "Okay this game should be pretty good." Two hours in and I’m loving it way more than expected. Like others have said the gameplay is a mix of Batman and AC. The one downside to this game is it is way too easy. Playing two hours, I was killed once. And I hear as you progress and get stronger it’s even easier. Still doesn’t taint this my opinion of this awesome game. Good for casual gamers.EDIT: Now after 7 hours in, the game is definitely harder. The variety of enemies and how you have to attack them definitely makes it tough.
Pann –
This is by far the best game I’ve played thus far on either the Xbox One or the PS4 (I own both consoles, but played it on Xbox One). It really has everything- strategy, combat, action, stealth, weapon upgrading, special abilities… I think I’ve killed about two thousand Orcs, and I’m still not bored with ending their foul lives. Some folks have praised the Nemesis system, but I didn’t really have that experience. I was having so much fun doing side quests and killing random orcs that by the time I really got into the main storyline, my Nemesis wasn’t much of a bother. Love the trash-talking from the Orcs, and love that they remember past encounters. Also love stealth-killing "grunt" Orcs just as they finish a sentence about how they’re sure the "filthy Tark" is lurking around…The only two complaints I have are that:1) the character doesn’t handle ledges well- he steers kinda like a tank anyway, but getting him to walk onto a narrow ledge, walk a rope, or grab a rope can be challenging- struggling with the controls in those instances can break you out of the gameplay.2) the final "fight" is more than a little lackluster.Still, I can’t even bring myself to take a star off for these flaws. The game is just that good.
Sheldon Walker –
This is a really good game…. that has flown under the radar, in my book. I don’t believe it’s a $60 game (40-50 or less ). It is definitely not a kids game, hence the "M" rating lol. At first look, you may think it’s a button smashing game and you would be wrong. It does take a bit of skill to play and if you’re not careful, you can get over ran and killed before you know it. The game is a mix of stealth (mainly) and straight forward combat. Missions can be completed in a number of ways and can put your skills to a challenge. However, I haven’t been able to put my finger on it quite yet, but there is just something missing… hmmm. What ever the case maybe, I find this game quite enjoyable and challenging. Unlike Bungie"s fiasco. :-(