
Edge writes: "Haze fails to convince that it's anything more than a standard shooter and, worse, there are several problems with the fundamental mechanics, too.
Rarely does an FPS look beyond the barrel of its gun to establish the reasons for its existence. The cold mechanics of running and gunning usually take precedence over socio-political analysis or anything other than cursory moralizing. Recent contact with Haze, though, hinted at a promising attempt to understand the mass psychology of an armed force, with a sideline in the effects of performance-enhancing drugs. The hope was that this would be Halo-meets-Heinlein – a game to challenge the mainstream superficiality of the genre. Unfortunately, it fails to do so.
The game's far-from-subtle critique of wartime propaganda extends to a myth among the troops that the rebel leader has fashioned himself a coat made of human skin. Deionization of the enemy is one thing, but when handled in such a crass manner it tends to undermine the few moments where Haze gets it subtly right."

Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "When shopping for new video games you can often trust the name publisher or developer on the box to be an indication of the quality of the game. Names like Nintendo, Square Enix, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Capcom, Xbox Game Studios and Sega are world famous because they helped shape the industry by releasing some of the most defining video games of all time. Though sometimes even these great gaming houses stumble and put out a stinker."
Splatterhouse remake . Loved the og’s at the arcade growing up . Hell the best thing about the remake was the og,s were included . And left alive by Square . That game had so much potential , but the gameplay was worse horrendous .
I'm pretty much certain that any Sonic game that comes out will be terrible, I've not enjoyed one since the original side-scrolling days of the MegaDrive.

Guns, drugs, and unnecessary war. Fun for the whole family.