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The Suffering Ties That Bind - Xbox Game
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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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The Suffering is violent as hell and I never heard so much bad language in a video game. It’s not for kids. However, it’s the best video game I have ever played. I just bought it today and am still very early in the action. Graphics and sound are simply suberb. The story is incredibly involving. This is a very unique, special game. Until you start playing it, you won’t know how truly awesome a video game can be. I recently finished Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time on Xbox, and I thought, at the time, that was one of the best games I ever played. It still is, but The Suffering I think has a chance to go down as the best game ever. Accolades to the crew at Midway for dreaming up this cruel, clever classic. It may become the Citizen Kane of video games. The time, precision, craftsmanship and desire to make something stand out that went into this creation really, truly deserves a standing ovation from adult video game-lovers across the world.
I got The Suffering because, when my girlfriend made me go with her to Walmart at 2am to buy an Xbox, it seemed like the best game there. I was worried because I really hate buying games without knowing them first, but man, I was very pleasantly surprised.I give credit to the game designers for creating an all around out-standing game. The first thing that jumped out at me was the harsh language. I have been a long-time Nintendo enthusiest and i was definitly not prepared for all the cursing. I have no problem with it in my personal life, and it was highly appropriate considering the game starts out on Death Row.The second thing I noticed was the fantastic graphics. Again, this is the result of never before using an Xbox, but the design and art execution is highly impressive as well as the graphics. You start the game by travelling through a prison where almost everyone has been murdered in a horribly gruesome manner. The blood splattering on the floors and walls is absolutely incredible. The designers must have put a lot of time in studying actual crime scenes because this looks REAL!!The enemies also look fantastic, they all reflect the various forms of capital punishment that have been administered to the prisoners over the history of the prison. Example: a small impish creature pumped full of syringes represents those killed by lethal injection.So the game looks amazing. No question about it. But how does it play? Even better!! all of the buttons are exterem.
THIS GAME LOOKS SWEET I SEEN SOME PICS FOR IT AND IT LOOKS GORYER THEN RESIDENT EVIL SERIES EVEN LOOKS MORE EVILER MORE THEN DOOM 3 AND DOOM 3 LOOKS PREETY FREAKIN’ SCARY HELL EVEN LOOK AT THE COVER FOR THIS GAME A GUY IN A ELECTRIC CHAIR THIS GAME SI GONNA BE THE GOREST GAME OF 2004 I THINK I THINK YOU GUYS SHOULD LOSTEN TO ME ON THIS GET THIS AGME ITS COMING OUT IN LIKE A MONTH FROM JANUARY IT SHOULD COME OUT LIKE LATE JANUARY OR FEBUARY IM PROBALY WAIT NO IM GETTING IT ALOT OF PEEPS HAVNT HEARED ABOUT THIS GAME WELL WHEN TOU DO GET THE SUFFERING!
WOW!!!! I knew this game would be freaky, but I didn’t think it would be an altogether true horror story. You are Torque, a badass with extensive knowledge of firearms who has been sent away to Abbott Maryland State Penitentiary for the murder of your wife and two sons. Not only can you reload two revolvers in a minute but you have the ability to transform into a monster (think Mr. Hyde with blades for hands). Anyways, the prison has been overrun by mysterious monsters of science who are out to kill anything that comes in their path …. namely YOU as well as surviving prison guards and inmates. Throughout the game you get to choose between killing innocents or assisting them. Also, THE BEST feature to this game has got to be the enthralling movie-like plot that carries you throughout the entire game! There are occassional flashbacks and mirages that keep you guessing and spooked the entire game!One attack scene caught me so off guard that I literally jumped (which NEVER happens; especially during a video game)! The storyline is intriguing and a bit grotesque (not for the faint of heart since there are decapitated bodies and blood all over the place), which draws the gamer’s attention more and more as they play it. If you are a horror/thriller fan and play this game for just a few minutes, you’re likely to get addicted! The controls are a bit tricky at first but you easily adapt to them the more you play it. The sound is amazing! You hear every little noise and move that y.
love it
One of the best games I have ever played!Scared me so much I was yelling at the TV!WORTH EVERY PENNY!
By playing the demo and the demo alone, I have spent sleepless nights playing all difficulty leavels and examining the area. This won’t be your normal, “stuck-in-a-house/mansion” horror with the undead… you’ll be facing the ghosts of those who have died in this prison, from lethal injection to being gassed, these ghosts will use items related to their deaths to seek vengance… but are they really trying to kill you, or are they trying to get you to do something worse…? The plot will keep you stuck in this game, you WILL have nightmares, and you won’t stop playing until you finally get all the endings… trust me, it’ll be worth it. So, move back in with your parents.. the only way you’ll sleep through this one is with someone in your bed. And even then.. that won’t stop the nightmares… Wait.. my cell’s getting really dark… What the… IT’S IN MY CE-On the CD-O-meter, this game ranks a…:10/10
I am very impressed. I thought good horror games were starting to die off, but somebody makes The Suffering. This is possibly one of the best horror games that are out today. The game is set in a prison where you are about to be executed when monsters attack the prison. You travel the prison, killing monsters that represent executions and watching the deaths of guards and inmates(very gruesome!). I haven’t finished playing the game but I intend to. Hopefully, this will come out for PC.
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Darkness, Quietness, and the Suffering: Combining these key elements make for a fun filled, scary as anything gaming experience. I played the demo a month ago and have been awaiting the release of this game with great anticipation. And it is finally here and I’m loving every scary minute of it.An extremely intense game, packed full of gore, harsh language, frightening images, and gruesome enemies. It is not for the timid; it is not for the weak. It can be played with either 1st person or 3rd person views, with the first person view putting the player right in the middle of the action. An overview of the story can be found in the product description, so I won’t waste your eyes on that. What I will advise you is that you play this game in the dark and quietness of your room in order to achieve the fullest extent of the scare factor. Also, there are multiple endings in this game depending on how you play it through, ie. killing every inmate and officer you come across might put your ending a bit diffrently then if you were to help those same people throughout gameplay. As you can see, the replay value of this game is relatively high.So, get into this game and "Make them suffer, before they do the same to you.."
Desiree Teel –
This game is awesome!! I couldn’t buy it at the time but I went and rented it for a week. I never wanted to put down the controller. You never know what’s going to be around the next turn. The monsters in the game are unbelievable. Whoever came up with them has a wild imagination. If you tend to get bored with games fast get this game because it will change that. I hope that this game comes out with a sequel because I will be sure to buy it too.
Twisted the Tyrant –
The game itself hasn’t gotten the positive reviews it’s deserved over the years.. It absolutely ROCKS! You are Torque, a man convicted for slaughtering his wife and children where, in prison, he discovers that things aren’t quite what they appeared to be. The controls (XBOX) are a bit tricky getting fluent with at first, but, when they become your second gaming nature (which doesn’t take too long), watch out… hours of creepy fun. And, one of the best qualities that The Suffering offers is that you can choose to be good or evil with your gameplay, what you choose will effect the conclusion, and, the side you chose to be on in The Suffering part 1 can be automatically read and transfered over into the Suffering part 2- Ties That Bind (being if you kept the saved data from The Suffering part 1 in your counsel). This is a staple for Horror/Survival genre gamers and a good ol’ scary time for everyone. Now, buy the game, load it up, turn the lights off and prepare for something your won’t forget anytime soon.
Robert Davis –
The Suffering (XBox version reviewed) is by far the most disturbing, violent, foul-mouthed, and perverse game I have ever experienced (the only one to come close is Manhunt – which is also all of the above – but in a much sleazier way….Manhunt, while a very guilty pleasure, makes you feel the need to shower after playing). The Suffering, on the other hand, is outstanding in every aspect – including the setting (a prison with a blood-soaked history steeped in violence and corruption). Into this environment, without warning, comes an unspeakable evil – and here is where the gory tale begins. Someone finally got it right when it came to translating real horror to the console game (Alone in the Dark, and the Silent Hill, House of the Dead, Clock Tower and Resident Evil series must now take a back seat…and I do not say this lightly as I am a big fan!!!). You play the game as Torque, a brutish killer on death row for the murder of his ex-wife and kids – a crime he has no memory of committing – who is suddenly freed from his cell when the carnage erupts. I cannot begin to truly describe the sense of dread that you experience playing this game – and much of it comes from fleeting images, whispered voices, sounds of graphic slaughter, and the terror-filled screams of the victims (inmates and guards alike). It is what you do not see that is the most frightening. Also the brief flashbacks that the protagonist experiences truly enhances the overall fear factor. Add to all of th.
nEs –
Wow!! I knew this game was going to be scary. But this game gives me the chills every time I play it. It’s amazing!Right from the start of the game you know this game is going to be crazy. I only play this game at night, so maybe I’m crazy. The game has such a realistic feel to it. The control is very similar to Halo when it comes to moving and looking around. Both control sticks are used – one for movement and the other for looking around.The graphics are really cool. Everything looks very realistic. But the best part about this game is the sound. I think the sound is the most gripping part of the game. The sound and the visuals are very gripping. Just picture one of those really scary movies that had your heart pounding every time you heard a little sound. There’s nothing like a good scare. Especially when it comes from a videogame.This game is also very gory with lots of blood – just the way I like it. For the best gaming experience, I recommend playing this game at night, in the dark. It will scare the Hell Out Of You!!
Joe Ricciardi –
This game is very nostalgic for me, so my review is very biased. If you’re under 21 I don’t know how much you would enjoy this game. The things that make this game great are commonplace in most games now. But this was cutting edge when it was released. Also, this will work on the 360, but the sequel will not. In this game you play as Torque, a convict in a Max security Boston prison. You are convicted of killing your wife and kid in a brutal fashion. Soon as you are placed on death row things go crazy. The prison is over run by monsters and ghosts of criminals that have died in the prison. So the whole game is about trying to survive and escape the prison. One of the best features is becoming a monster yourself. That is one of the weapons in your arsenal you can use to fight back. There’s also puzzles to solve as well, so it has a little bit of everything. The game has the same graphics as gta3 and plays 1st or 3rd person, just like fallout. Also like fallout, your decisions in the game effect the story. If you still have an original xbox I suggest playing this on that because the sequel will continue off of your save of this game continuing the story. Since the graphics are dated it losses some of its scare factor, but its still tons of fun to play. These things are in most games now, but if you’re old enough to remember how games use to be you’ll be blown away at how ahead off its time this game is.
Peter G. Samek –
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.
Nick Schwartz –
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.
SonNYC –
the action is good for the most part but I ran into glitches where npc would die too easily or they would disapear completely(this happens rarely) but I feel I should mention it otherwise. Horror part is done not so obvious you will have enmemies pop up from obscure places and it gets the job done. Monster design is one thing this game nails perfectly all the monsters are unique and looks erie and grotesque and its interesting reading about what each of the creatures symbolizes.This game is a must buy for horror game audience.
GalaxieBleu –
The Suffering is quite scary, great sound effects, and awesomely gross horror movie type monsters. This is definitely a great game. I bought it because of all of the great reviews and was not dissappointed. My husband was laughing at me for screaming and jumping when my character was being attacked in the basement. I like that it’s not just a prison shoot’em up game – you can shoot guards, prisoners, and the monsters. I have to shut the game off after just a little bit of play because my heart is racing from being scared.
Napoleon Shmapoleon –
As we look into the Sub-genre of Dark Psychological/Paranormal Action games, “The Suffering” is among the top. With similar elements to great games such as “Manhunt,” “Ghosthunter,” and “Shadowman” (the dark past) just to name a few, Torque is the equivalent to The Punisher, but more so within his own sub-genre. A great story unfolds as you play through only to lead into the sequel which upheld the integrity of the franchise. Though this first installment is the greater of the two, the second tells you more about who Torque really is and was. It’s worth whatever price you pay for it, can’t miss out on one of the greatest…enough said.