Two new sites are the latest to review Planetside this week. One is from Eurogamer.net, and the other is from 4Players.de, a German website. Here's a clip from Eurogamer, which gave Planetside a 7 out of 10.
<UL><FONT color=#999999>So, do we like it then? As a fairly simplistic FPS that took us back to when Tribes 2 was good and bolted on some fantastic large-scale extras, yes we liked it. In a subscription-based massively multiplayer context, however, we just can't see much point in playing it for longer than a few months at the most. For a persistent world, it's just not very persistent, and the lack of anything to explore or do beyond shooting wildly at the enemy and swapping bases once a day begins to grate after a while. It would be nice to envisage
winning someday.</FONT></UL>The rest of the review can be found <A href="http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=52437" target=_blank>here</A>. Up next is the review from 4Players.de, and it's in German. Be warned: I have no idea what this quote says. For all I know, he's insulting my mother: <UL><FONT color=#999999>Stellt Euch vor, Ihr lauft �ber eine weite, mit hohem Gras bewachsene Wiese und durchquert so langsam einen majest�tischen Wald in
Richtung des feindlichen Technologie-Zentrums. Neben Euch st�rmen f�nfzehn weitere Leute auf die Basis zu, �ber Euch h�rt Ihr die Luftunterst�tzung, w�hrend zehn Scharfsch�tzen hinter Euch auf dem Berg f�r euerschutz sorgen.</UL></FONT>The rest of this review can be found <A href="http://www.4players.de/rendersite.phpLAYOUT=dispbericht&sid=&ID=& amp;BERICHTID=2070" target=_blank>here</A>. The reason I combined these two news articles is because I can't even read one of them.
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