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The Suffering Ties That Bind - Xbox Game
Original price was: $74.98.$39.97Current price is: $39.97.
-47%The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
The Suffering Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:031719300402
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_THE_SUFFERING
———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 |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Shooter |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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For an old original xbox game u know the graphics are nothing to write home about, but its still fun to play and it can get really scary wen these mutated monsters jump out from every direction. When the main character gets overwhelmed he can go viral turning into a monster himself w extra powers and ultra mayhem, its fun, I think I paid less than 4 buks. I havnt played thru it yet but one of these rainy days I will.
"The Suffering" – Now here’s a game that came out last week (nearly under my radar) and I picked up on a whim the day after it was released. Very excited to play it after the helpful guy at the gamestop by my house filled my head with anticipation of the "creepiest" and/or "scariest" game I’ve ever played – and you know what, he might have been right.Looking a lot like the "Silent Hill" games (but better) and playing a lot like the "Max Payne" games, this game truly is the scariest I’ve ever played. The visuals are shocking and timed perfectly. The sound really adds to the ambiance of the game and the foul language and graphic violence only adds to the realism. The storyline is good too as it keeps you wondering if "Torque" (the character whom you play) is really guilty of his accused crimes. But is it fun?Damn straight it is. A lot of fun. The controls are pretty easy to pick up, the learning curve is maybe a half hour to get used to it, but vets of this type of game should have no problem at all. You never know when the next time is, the game will make you jump and what’s around the next corner. The game is very dark so it will be hard to see things most times. (And sometimes you might think you saw something, but did you?) And let me tell you, it’s a lot of fun to blast away at your enemies utilizing several common place weapons, such as: Tommy Gun, Twin Revolvers, Shotgun etc. Also, you have full use of grenades,.
Great game came on time.
Decent graphics, decent sound, decent game. Very twisted and much better than silent hill games. I would still wait for it to come down a little in price as it doesn’t have much replay value.
I have made through most of the game and what I’ve seen is that is it’s a great action packed ride. The sound is excellent, the graphics are pretty good, and the controls are easy to get used to. However, there are parts in the game where you might get confused on where to go or what to do and it becomes frustrating. I’ve made to the last level and I’m at the part where you come to a truck and then it catches fire and Infernas start attacking you. There’s a gap in the road up ahead. You can walk on to a small hill to collect some ammo and other equipment. I’ve tried looking around for something to push or use but there isn’t anything. A friend told me that a bus is supposed to come and crash so I can get across. He told me to walk up to the gap in the road after the truck is on fire. I keep doing that but the bus doesn’t come and the Infernas keep coming and I keep getting killed. If someone could tell me how to beat this part I would appreciate it. Now as for the game itself, it is a pretty cool game that you could playing on a rainy day or late at night with the lights off. It’s just frustrating that I’m so close to the end but I’m stuck at this one part. So anyone who has beaten the game, please let me know how to beat it, because if you do and if you need trouble in another game, I’ll help you out in return. This game is not really for kids because of all the violence and language, but if you can get beyond that, it’s all good.
This game is much more action-oriented than your average survival horror game and for that it’s worth buying if you’re into horror and shooting games because it mixes both styles. The controls are great and the graphics are really good, although not as good as Silent Hill or Resident Evil. Value for money is great because you have 3 different endings and I am going through it 2nd time round, this time in hard mode.The only thing I thought was weak were the puzzles that could have substantiated the game. Nevertheless it has a great story, acting, controls and gameplay..
I enjoy video games, and I certainly enjoyed this one. It’s a regular shoot’em up MF. But, what makes it so different is the amazing creepiness, the music, the lighting, and the fact that you can walk through almost a whole level, and and not see a thing. The background sounds are spooky, the music swells and fades… then, BAM!!! A freaky beastie jumps out of a dark corner and I jump out of my seat.My wife would watch this game over my shoulder and get just as freaked. It was like a good scary movie that you get to walk through.The reason I didn’t give it five stars is the linear plot/play line was a bit tedious. If it were more like GTA, where you could just explore the island, that would make this a really great game.
The Suffering, from Midway games, was a pleasant surprise early this year. It is a horror game with an emphasis on action over survival and puzzle solving, which should please gamers like myself, who often can’t find the patience for Resident Evil or Silent Hill games. The action takes place from either a third or first-person perspective, and allows you to switch instantly between the two with the touch of a button. And while there are a few genuinely creepy moments, the action almost never lets up. There aren’t a great variety of enemy creatures, butthe ones that are there sport some awesome character models, and have pretty cool backstories. As for weapons, you’ll find a handful of melee weapons and firearms to blast away the swarming creatures. Medicine functions as health, just like Max Payne, which works well, because you can save it for when you are desperate and then replenish your health with a single button press. The graphics are impressive with little touches, like your charcater’s shirt gardually becoming soaked with blood as you fight through each level. Puzzles are simple and easy, not overly complicated like in some survival horror games, so the action will keep coming. The game is extremely violent, but is worth checking out. I just recommend renting first; it is not very long, and can easily be beaten over the course of a five-night rental.
Love this game!! Its an old classic to me! Original Xbox had some great games and to me this is up there with the Max Paynes! I loved all of them.. The Suffering: The Tides That Binds is a great game also.
I BOUGHT FOR MY EX AND HE SAID THAT HE LOVED THE GAME!!!
J. Saxman –
Well it’s been months since I typed my last review and I’m still stumped on this part. What’s so frusrating is that I’m so close to the end and I’m stuck on an easy part like this. The guide book says to walk right up to the gap in the road and I approach the gap as close as I can and nothing happens. I’ve tried shooting the truck, jumping across, etc. The infernas keep killing me after a while becuase they keep coming and I run out of ammunition. Either I’m an idiot for doing something wrong, or is my game messed up ? People keep talking about the boss at the end being somewhat tough. I wish I could make it to that part and finish it off but for some reason I can’t beat this part. Somebody please help me out. I’m usually not stumped at videogames but man I’m stumped here. As for the game itself, it’s pretty good, the graphics are great, the images, the controls take a little bit getting used to but you get the hand of it. It is not a game for people who don’t like bad language or scary images but if you want a horror game, try this one out. I just wish they wouldn’t make things so hard to figure what to do or where to go. I would rather be stuck at a tough boss then this. At least then you know what to do.
purerockfury –
I buy a lot of video games, sometime too many for my own good. More often than not, I play through enough before it either collects dust forever or it gets traded in for credit towards a new game. Sometimes, when I finally do beat a game, the overall thrill I initally experienced just failed to transcend the entire game and upon completion, I knew I’d never play it again. The Suffering fails to meet the criteria in both categories. From the outset, the game pulls you in head first for a ride that ultimately is a mystery until the very end.It starts out with you as Torque, a hardened criminal with zero emotional output. You are being lead off to your maximum security prison cell in the worst prison in America. Almost immediately upon arrival, strange phenoms start to become very real. In the blink of an eye, hideous creatures being spewing from every orifice in the building like a swarm of rats. Lights shatter. Guards get mauled. Prisoners are chopped in half. The entire system goes awry. You; as Torque, are basically free to battle the evil within the prison and ultimately, within yourself.The Suffering plays very similarly to Max Payne. It is a third-person action game that is propelled like a first-person shooter. The scenery is obviously different; though no less gritty, but the controls are smooth and easy to learn like Max Payne. There are enough similarites to many other action titles with it’s constant build-up to something and it’s bevy of puzzle-solving. The Sufferin.
Maria Soto –
Cause it made my friends son very happy on Christmas and he has been playing it none stop since he got it.
Outlaw Wyvern –
Tho this game won’t be released for another three weeks, I have great expectations for it. Surreal has hoovered a couple thousand gameplay hours from me with Drakan: Order of the Flame, Drakan: The Ancient’s Gate (BEST PS2 GAME EVER!!), and their unfairly underrated Lord of the Rings ‘Fellowship of the Ring’. The screenshots for the Suffering show awesome promise, as does the premise of the game. It will be SCARY! I look forward to much integrity, detail, frightful level bosses, thought provoking storyline, and sphincter-tightening gore! The storyline will have several possible endings, so replay value should be high. I WILL buy this game!
Joshua Smith –
BEST GAME EVER!Scared the crap out of me, With the great graphics,Sound effects, blood, and random scary noises.. and voices!The voices of murderers, that’d been put to death.
travis –
Great buy
Julie –
Bring back memories
John thomas Oaks –
First of all, to help our friend out who got stuck at the chasm, you have to kill all the infernas PLUS shoot their ash piles when they collapse. Otherwise, they keep regenerating, and you’ll just die. Once you kill them all and destroy their ashes, walk to the edge and the bus will come barreling down the street, so get out of the way! This game is genuinely terrifying. My pulse raced on a regular basis as I was playing it. Disturbing images throughout as well. And the boss at the end is spectacular. I found the ending to be anti-climactic, but it doesn’t detract from the game very much. By the time you get to the boss, you’ve seen it all anyway, so what else do you expect, right? I found it to be a perfect balance of story, gameplay, and puzzle solving. The profanity was very excessive, however, and that’s why I only gave it 4 stars instead of 5. I know it’s prison, but come on, game designers. Kids are playing these games whether the Mature rating is on there or not. We all know what cursing sounds like, and I really don’t need to hear the “f” word and the “c” word over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over (I’m not exaggerating here, dear reader. The profanity is a constant stream throughout the game. It never lets up. I found it extremely juvenile of the designers to include so much of it. It reminds me of a bunch of junior high boys who have just started getting bold enough to cuss around their friends.) If you can tolerate the language.
Andy –
Good condition played great
Sean Tucker –
good