Killzone 3 Playstation3 Game SONY Killzone 3 Playstation3 Game SONY

Pros: Fun, gorgeous looking, scratches that itch to blow something up. Campaign can be beaten in 5 hours but it's not thrown together. It's short, fun, enjoyable, and ends with a cliffhanger.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Got it on sale at Christmas for around $20, can't complain for that price. Can't tell you if multiplayer is any good or not. I'm one of the few gamers left that enjoys single player campaigns and could care less about multilayer, too many 12 year olds online these days.

Pros: good graphics
fun, adrenaline-packed campaign
brutally satisfying melee
very fun multiplayer with well-balanced classes
Guerrilla Games actually cares about you after you buy the game and listen to suggestions on the forums

Cons: split screen campaign mode splits the screen weird which makes it unplayable in my opinion
there is no split screen offline combat mode which should have been included as it is the most fun for having people over to game
campaign is slow at times
multiplayer maps are a bit too large which means trouble finding enemies sometimes

Other Thoughts: overall a very fun game and definitely a worthwhile buy

Pros: Great single player story, multi-player is very complex, I got it for like 27 or 28 dollars I cant remember.

Cons: When playing coop with my brother the screen split is awful, instead of in half, they cut it in like thirds and use the empty space for a minimap, why?

Other Thoughts: except for the coop I love this game, being as cheap as I am I waited this long haha.

Pros: Good Graphics, controls have improved, story is awesome.

Cons: Multi-player is a bit boring

Pros: The game play is amazing and made this purchase worthwhile. I'm also very satisfied with the online play.

Cons: The story wasn't at all that jaw dropping. I was left with a very neutral feeling after finishing the campaign.

Aiming can take a while to get used to.

Pros: amazing campaign, had a mgs4 feeling to it when you're in the jungle stage
AMAZING abilities for the classes ****
amazing graphics
great killzone control
lots and LOTs of vehicles to play, campaign and online

Cons: it used to be 16 v 16 in killzone 2...now it's 12 v12 max :(

Other Thoughts: the online gameplay is great, you gain points through leveling up in rank and you can put those points into unlocking abilities and weapons

- picking a game in the online is different from kz2, it's random for you..wish the games were a bit longer ...a bit hard to unlock that 15 kills w/ secondary weapon unless you're really good -_-

Pros: game is fun, tight, and team based

Cons: The graphics are really really bad especially in 3D. It's like playing a game from 2003 or the latest PC game with the lowest quality and resolution possible.

Other Thoughts: If you're PC isn't fast enough to play the latest games maxed out with at least 60 FPS this game is for you. The 3D has depth and the team play can get intense. Killzone 3 on PS3 is like SD and BC2 on PC is like HD. I have Killzone 3 because my PC was down for at least a month and I had no choice but to play GT5 and this game.

Pros: awesome game! magazine reviewers have points that the game isnt perfect but plays awesome!

Cons: nnone

Pros: Didnt notice any bugs, game ran very smoothly, almost no pause and load that frequented number 2. Cinematics were beautiful.

Cons: Other than price, like most video games, I would say this is right up there with my favorite titles (Gears of War, Metal Gear Solid, Resident Evil, etc)

Pros: This continues exactly where you left off from KZ2. They integrated more different styles of game play. The developers throws the player into the gunner seat of a few vehicles, the cockpit of a robot armor suit, dismounting turrets, hovering suits and a few other cool additions. The sluggish controls were clearly addressed in this third game. Some new weapons. Slight upgrade on the graphics. Multiplayer seems fun...

Cons: The storyline was a bit shallow. Not much depth. Levels were way too short. Although they gave you a different variety of gameplay, they didn't give you enough of each one. Before you knew it, it was over and on to the next. This felt more story and cutscene driven, rather than game play driven.