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Saboteur Xbox 360 Game
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UPC:014633191004
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:X360_SABOTEUR
———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, Racing |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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Any fans of any of the Grand Theft Auto games will love this one. It’s like GTA during WWII in Paris. Running, jumping, climbing, driving, shooting, and blowing up Nazis is always fun…loved it. Finished the main story and there are still tons of stuff to blow up and Nazis to do away with in the free play areas.
Great game and full of action from start to finish. I had fun blowing everything up and just that alone was very entertaining. The Saboteur is a solid and detailed game with polish.
This game was a breath of fresh air in an overcrowded market of World War II games. The best part of the game is the atmosphere the game creates, and how your character acts to change that atmosphere from one of despair to one of hope.
If you’re unfamiliar with this genre, it’s along the lines of recent Grand Theft Auto, Mercenaries, and Saints Row games. A lot of this game is similar to Pandemic’s Mercenaries 2, but you’re in occupied Paris during WW II instead of Venezuela in modern times. So if you hate those types of games, move along…This game looks very good, but it does take some getting used to if you’ve been playing a lot of those other games and non-“sandbox” games recently. The game is fairly easy on the lowest difficulties, but it’s not a cakewalk. How it is on the more difficult levels is probably standard to that sort of thing, when such games even have variable difficulties in the first place.There are a lot of fun things going on. The disguises and how your actions dictate the suspicion zone is very interesting, for example.There are some quirks I’ve noticed so far. It might be because I’ve installed it to the hard drive, but after playing for a while the other day, the frame rates and voice/speech sync got way off. There also seems to be far too many switchovers from location to location, or at least I got the impression of clunkiness as the dissolve and loading goes on. The females hanging around in the club certainly look okay, if pretty similar, but they are very much certainly not mid-1940s style women — They’ve got that stripperific bust enhancement thing going on.For those interested in such things, I got this used, so there was no Midnight Show code. The shop supposedly t.
excellent!!
I know there have been a lot of WWII games, but don’t let the setting for The Saboteur turn you off, because occupied Paris is a venue that has not been well explored in any other title. As others have noted, this is basically a GTA style “sandbox” game, however its setting and story set it apart from most of the competition. I won’t argue that the characters are deep — if you’ve seen the great Val Kilmer comedy “Top Secret”, some of The Saboteur’s personalities may seem to border on such parodies. I would not be surprised if some new Resistance members appeared, named Deja Vu and Chocolate Mousse. If you launch into this game with the right expectations, you’ll have a lot of fun, just don’t take it too seriously. The French Resistance is certainly a nice change from generic street gang plots. The Saboteur has excellent, though slightly hammy, voice acting, and although the side missions can become a bit repetitive, none of them are as ridiculous as GTA’s number one competitor clone which has you spraying citizens with sewage.While I appreciate the adult content option (as opposed to leaving the content out completely), someone should tell the developers that cabaret dancers never have large breasts. Haven’t they ever been to Vegas? Dancing and a huge chest just don’t mix.The driving physics are about par for a GTA clone (nowhere near as good as the king itself), but The Saboteur compensates for this with a forgiving damage model. No rocketing out through the windshield here.
Been playing this about 10 hours, and it’s a lot of fun. 3300+ open world targets to blow up, upgrades galore, everything can be upgraded in this game. Health, armor, cars, weapons, demolitions, you name it. Very much a “play the way you want to” open world. Lots of freedom. A vertical world too, since you can climb anything!If you enjoy sandbox games, definitely give this a chance. Not your average WW2 game that’s for sure. I haven’t run into any bugs yet, but then again, in 10 hours I have only covered about 10% of the game, if that. Definitely going to get your money’s worth. Give it a shot.
The Saboteur is a great game, even for players who prefer different playstyles. I enjoy completing a story and becoming immersed in a world, which Saboteur does brilliantly. Never before have I felt so educated while playing a videogame (you’ll learn all about the Nazi occupation of France during the second World War) but I also had the same sense when playing the game that I do when reading a good book. On the other hand, my boyfriend is a completionist who was challenged by the thousands of targets around Paris that could be blown up.There were a couple graphical glitches but these were minor and not as bad as, say, Assassin’s Creed. However, you can’t beat the Saboteur for engaging gameplay, an immersive sandbox world and historical themes.
The story isnt all that great but i its defense it is a lot of fun.I picked this game for $20.00 I thought it would keep me busy for a few weeks.I beat the game and cant stop playing I absolutely love.Assassins Creed is one of my favorite games and so is Grand Theft AutoI dont know another game like this.It may be one of the best stealth games out there still almost a year after its releaseYou can climb up the eiffel towerIt is fun and a great deal for $20 Personaly I would have payed $40
Very good
Jeff W. Smith –
Great game, hours and hours to playtime. Got it for under $20. I bought this game summer 2013 and if felt a touch dated but not by much. For the price the game was amazing.
TheGSaw –
I’m playing this almost a year after release, but I can’t believe I waited this long. The Saboteur is a wonderful game that takes place in WWII, but unlike most other games in that setting, this is NOT a first person shooter, and you do not play a soldier. Instead, you play as Irishman Sean in a Nazi-occupied Paris.The visual style of this game is spectacular. When you start the game, Paris is black and white, with the red colors of the Nazi flags and armbands and the yellow windows the only colors. Certain actions will “inspire” parts of Paris, and this will turn that area into a free, colorful area. Driving from one area to another either made me feel safe or uneasy, depending on what area I was entering.The stealth and and sneaking mechanic is another awesome addition. You can quietly kill a Nazi and put on his uniform. After doing that, you can walk around a Nazi base (but be sure not to get too close) and rig the whole thing for a massive explosion.Playing this game made me a little upset that we will not see another game from Pandemic. Hopefully their crew will take the ideas they represented in this game elsewhere and make another masterpiece.
MD35 –
This is such an enjoyable game and there’s just too many things to do and accomplish. I wish there’s a follow up to this..i would be first in line to buy it. Thanks to the developers for such a wonderful and entertaining game! Loved it!
Pikminfan –
Even with some noticeable game bugs (floating cars anyone?), It’s really hard not to like “The Saboteur”. This is probably the most fun I’ve had with a sand box game ever. There’s nothing quite as satisfying as spending a little time in Paris circa the 1940’s making life completely miserable for the Nazis. Even long after I had completed all of the main story missions and tackled the easier side missions-I still wanted to keep playing. This really is a darn fun game. Luckily, there are over 1000 “bonus” targets players can tackle during and after the main story, as well as “perks” you can work on as well.One of the few downsides to the game for me was the combat. I know it’s not wholly necessary to spend a lot of time on combat, but this is one element that could have and should have been implemented better. It’s clunky at best. Also, the ability to disguise yourself as a Nazi and sneak into Nazi strongholds is a good idea in theory, but about 90% of the time you get about three feet inside the perimeter, the jig is up for no apparent reason, the alarm is sounded and all bets are off. After a while when I finally discovered that being cautious just didn’t pay, I would just run like hell-popping Nazi’s off before they could kill me. The sloppier I played, the faster I seemed to advance. Go figure. I think however that one mission in particular REQUIRES the Nazi disguise-as I could not complete it any other way.Regardless of a few minor flaws, this game is not to b.
Sara Perugini –
So much play value. Must love Nazi WW2 shooters.
Troy Blake –
This game is a single-player experience that includes great game play, is set in France during WWII, and includes superb voice acting. This beautiful open-world action game set in Nazi-occupied France. You must use a combination of single player stealth, third-person shooter and even a few racing missions against the Nazi regime. You have a large selection of weapons, including explosives to wage your one-man war on the occupiers of Paris. The “Will to Fight” system using color to graphically reflect the will of the occupied people, adding color to the scenes as they become less occupied and happier.The best part of this game is the freedom of the open world. You can travel almost anywhere you can find a way to get to, including rivers, rooftops, forests, vehicles, etc. You can even get to the top of the Eiffel Tower and the Notre Dame Cathedral.The game also includes an add-on code to unlock the more mature aspects of the Paris club scene. This includes some semi-nude dancers and racy side games that don’t effect the outcome of the overall game.This game is under-rated and never received the attention it deserved. This single-player game will entertain you for many hours. I played the Xbox 360 version and managed to unlock all the achievements.
Elberik –
The title says it all. This game blends the car-chases of GTA with the stealth & parkour of Assassin’s Creed perfectly. The black-an-white art-style is unique and lends a sort of period-appropriate tone to the game. I recommend the under appreciated gem to any fan of the two previously mentioned games!
PolicyIsHonesty –
I would highly recommend this game for fans of stealth, explosions and WWII-theme video games. The classic music may become a bit repetitive along with the tasks involved to change the cities from Nazi darkness to the Resistance light and colors, but I can firmly say that I enjoyed this adventure after never hearing any marketing or publicity when it hit the market.
chris olson –
Possibly one of the best games i have ever played without it being all over the tv or filled with advertisements. Words can’t even describe how good this game is, so why don’t you just go pick up a copy?
SB –
This game is an incredible amount of fun. It it as good as Assassin’s Creed II? Not really– that game boasted a superb fight system & fluid controls & character animations that made it a complete show stopper. However, one of the best things about Assassin’s Creed, namely, its incredible evocation of a specific time and place, with a vast, gorgeous game world to explore and enjoy, is also the best thing about Saboteur.The romance of WWII-era Paris, the characters that are right out of Casablanca, or an Indiana Jones movie, and the thrill of re-enacting the fabled Paris resistance, with it’s intellectuals and hand grenades, just cannot be beat! The game world is just as rich and detailed as Assassin’s Creed– the city map is fully realized and shockingly accurate. If you’ve been to Paris, playing this game is like a repeat visit, but with the added glamor and charm of the Occupation-era milleau.Personally, I prefer this setting and this group of characters to those found in the GTA games. Of course, this game is highly derivative of GTA games, but that being said, there’s something much more exciting and novel about this setting and theme than GTA. Instead of wearing Timbs and blue jeans and a ball cap, our characters are wearing classic fashions of ’40s Paris. Instead of driving today’s cars, they are zooming around in classic roadsters from the period. Instead of stripclubs and taxi cab agencies, we get swanky cabarets and romantic, candle-lit catacombs stocked wit.