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SWAT 4: The Stetchkov Syndicate Review
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Posted by Donster on: 2006-03-08 14:55:03 807
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Irrational serves up a gritty second helping.
By Tom McNamara, IGN
After almost twenty years of this franchise, it's hard to be surprised by its various twists. Starting out as a point-and-click adventure called Police Quest in 1987, the series has gradually evolved from combining items in your inventory to a first-person emergency simulator starring the elite officers of SWAT. The Stechkov Syndicate is the first proper expansion pack we've seen for this series, and Irrational works their usual fascinating voodoo; no matter how divergent their output, it's always impressively good. As you've probably heard by now, Stetchkov isn't just some additional missions. Irrational has made several significant changes to both single-player and multiplayer, from additional weapons, enhanced tactics to more dynamic enemy AI. It's also reasonably priced at $19.99, in retail or downloadable versions.
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