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8.5.2013

There is an argument that games can be a truly transformative and liberating artform, a way of transmitting ideas and narratives and developing characters in ways that traditional film and literature cannot hope to match. There is also an argument that, whilst that is true, games should also seek new ways of including as many ludicrous explosions and insane stunts as possible whilst allowing the player to go mental with an Uzi whilst dangling from a helicopter. Just Cause 2 is the ultimate exploration of the latter idea.The setting is the island-nation of Panau, which stretches across a massive 400 square kilometres. For the record, that's thirty times the size of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and twenty-five times the size of Skyrim.It's an absolutely massive environment taking in frozen, snow-blown mountains, burning deserts and lush, tropical jungle, as well as the skyscraper-strewn metropolis of Panau City. Playing as Rico, you can use ground vehicles ranging from tuk-tuks to armoured personnel carriers (via sports cars, bikes and fire engines) as well as a variety of helicopters, boats, jet fighters and airliners. An arsenal of weaponry is available including submachine guns, sniper rifles, rocket launchers, grenades, explosives and Magnum-like hand cannons. Rico has a grappling hook which he can use to grab lifts on passing aircraft or cars (and then hijack them), or ascend to the roofs of buildings quickly. He can also use it as a weapon, pulling enemies off high ledges or - most entertainingly - attaching them to passing vehicles or exploding gas canisters.The game has a central storyline which is worthwhile enough, with a few good gags and a few satirical jabs aimed at American foreign policy, but it's mainly worth playing for the missions, which tend to be more epic and inventive than most of the game. The bulk of the game is spent playing missions for each of the three rebel factions, helping them expand their territory over larger portions of the maps. The faction missions are enjoyable, but tend to be brief and rather easy. Disappointingly, they also don't overlap. In fact, bizarrely, each of the three factions seems completely unaware of the existence of the others, even when their territory meets. The faction missions also just peter out in the end, with no big pay-off or final mission for each faction, which feels like a bit of missed opportunity.Where the game's true appeal lies is in its enormous open world. The game scores everything by how much chaos you cause. The more chaos you cause, the more missions, weapons and vehicles you unlock and more unstable the regime becomes. You cause chaos by completing missions but also destroying government property, such as petrol stations, oil depots and military bases. Sufficiently impressive explosions also add to your chaos score. In short, whilst going absolutely ballistically nuts in, say, a GTA game is a fun diversion, in Just Cause 2 it's part of the core game design. To get to 100% game completion, you need to pretty much destroy every single bit of government property on the map (which, given the map's overwhelming size, will take weeks, if not months) and pick up every single upgrade (since there's literally thousands of them, this will also take a while). To make this more achievable, the game breaks the completion score down by location and settlement, with each settlement having it's own sub-score so you know if you have to do more stuff there or can move on.This is the the core of Just Cause 2's appeal: going crazy and blowing everything up is built into the game design rather than being left as an optional extra, and makes the game more entertaining. Everything else, even the missions, are designed around this idea (so whilst doing a story mission in an enemy base, you may wish to simultaneously level the place and get all the upgrades to put it towards your overall score). This is useful as the main storyline, whilst amusing, is rather brief if you tear right through it.Visually, the game looks astonishing, even three years after release. The draw distances are staggering, the views of the islands are incredible either by day or night (and at night the sight of the lights of villages on the sides of mountains a dozen miles away is particularly evocative) and the attention to detail is mind-blowing. Each island is packed with towns, villages, remote homesteads, ruined temples and other features of interest. You could play this game for months and still never see all there is to see. It's bigger than many MMORPG worlds (Panau is five times the size of the entire planet in World of WarCraft, for example).Unfortunately, where Just Cause 2 does break down is repetition. The game world is enormous, but there is a limit on what you can do. In fact, whilst the game world is far vaster than any GTA game, you're still limited to blowing things up, doing story missions or taking part in races. GTA4's attempts to give you more stuff to do through bowling, mini-games etc may have been fairly naff, but at least it was an attempt to give the player more activities to pursue in its open world (something GTA5 sounds like it will improve on further). It's unlikely that many players will get to 100% completion in Just Cause 2 because to do so would involve attacking dozens and dozens of near-identical military bases, exploring dozens and dozens of near-identical towns and villages and base-jumping around lots of very similar skyscrapers in the city, whilst having to painstakingly explore every nook and cranny to make sure you haven't missed a hidden upgrade crate. The game world is vast, huge and overwhelmingly impressive, but it will eventually get a little stale. This will vary by player, and for me it didn't happen until almost 35 hours in the game and 40% completion (accomplished by completing very faction and storyline mission, destroying almost twenty military bases and generally causing lots of random havoc). Certainly there is more than enough game here for your money, enhanced further on the PC version by both the more lush visuals and the impressive multiplayer mode (added by modders).Just Cause 2 (****) is a big, dumb and amusing game set in possibly the greatest environment ever created for a game. Some might wish for a stronger narrative, or more variance in the missions and locations, but as an open-world sandbox designed for having fun, Just Cause 2 is now the game to beat.

13.6.2010

>>If you haven't played the first just cause then you won't know what the Just cause games are about, unless you have read up on this one. The first game was, for me, amzing and always left me wanting more and more. It had some niggles but was generally a great game. Just cause 2 arrives on the scene and we are, again introduced to the biggest map on a sandbox ever. It's huge size and sheer beautiful landscapes are something you'll never forget.>>You start off as, again, Rico Rodriguez who works for an agency named the agency (good isn't it?). After a few missions you are left to explore the massive 400+ square mile map. Now I could go on forever about the map, but to be orderly i'll cover missions first.Like the first ou have agency missions and faction missions. You work for 3 different factions and the agency throughout the game all intent on bringing down the tyrent leader (or something). You unlock these missions by cause chaos on the streets of Panau. this is done by either attacking the millitary to destroying power stations. Basically the game rewards you more chaos the bigger the destruction. Chaos also unlocks Black market items that can be purchased for money gained by causing chaos and doing missions. Things are pretty expensive to buy though so alot of chaos will have to be done to earn enough to buy a jet fighter. You can purchase weapons and vehicles and extractions to already discovered place from the blck market dealler. To be honest you might aswell just attack the millitary if you want weapons. it is free and you get chaos and money for it.>>Missions are to be frank, boring. Some are cool but most are just plain and pointless. I didn't feel any need to progress the story by doing tha agency missions as the game only shines when roaming. Stuttering also occured in some missions and and it sounded like the disc was scratched and had crashed.>>Just cause 2 is only a brilliant game when you roam around, and you'll be doing plenty of that. Not just to cause chaos but to discover places. Everywhere on the map needs to be discovered. It may sem overwhelming at first but don't worry you only need to drive through a place for it to beome a known place. Areas can also be completed by collecting weapon parts, armour parts cahs and more in them. Every place, no matter how large or small can be 100%-ed so it will also last you a long time in that area. Of course there is tons (and I mean tons) of stuff to collect and see around the island and achievements/trophies to unlock.Getting around the island is simple, hi-jack a vehicle and drive, sail or fly to your waypoint. There are over a 100 vehicles in the game, so you'll never be short of a ride. Each vehicle has different handling, although the differece isn't much. Some, depending on what you get, have mounted guns and some other helpful tools for causing destruction. You can get around, though, by using the updated and better grapple hook and parachute. You'll soon learn how to us ethe grapple and parachute together to stay airborn longer and it is generally hany if you are stuck in the desert without a ride. The grapple is great fun to use, whether you're hooking people to cars or helicopters or whizzing round a millitary airport.>>There are of course niggles. Some frustrating some just pain fixable when the game was in development. Rico seems to be able to withstand not alot of damage when his phoes are strangely hard to kill and alot of bullets do have to be used to take out a couple of guys. The melee attack is also rather rubbish. You press the melee button and Rico slashes someone with his grapple. Not great and the same really as the first. It would've been nice to see a cover system at least.But JC2 doesn't care what people think. It takes pride in being over dramatic and unrealistic. It takes pride in being one of the worst hand to hand games out there, because it as over 400 miles of open places to explore. JC2 isn't about the guns or hand to hand. it is about exploration and discovery. JC2 exists mainly to bring yuo a great big bundle of fun. it is a treat, like ging out and buying yourself the biggest, most chocolaty, unhealthy cake out there. This doesn't make it ok to have the problems listed but to be honest, whe you have that freedom it doesn't matter. It doesn't deliver in the fighting style, but hell does it deliver in size.>>Just cause 2 will take you forever to 100% but if you do, you should have your name in the world records book. it doesn't just give you the map, but things that keep you coming back to the map, things to collect. There are also skulls and different objects belonging to each faction that can be found, some of which are under water (very sneaky indeed).JC2 is, basically a big game that makes you overlook it's niggles with the great visuals, size and replayability. You'll be hooked - fact.I Love:Map sizeMore vehiclesBetter grapple and parachuteLoads to doI Hate:Missions can be boringStutteringHealth systemBlack market dealer is expensiveVERDICT:If you want to treat yourself to the biggest treat in video gaming history then JC2 is for you. If you love mission based games, still look a JC2, but it might not hit the right spot. Overall a great never ending experience.Graphics: Great. Cutscenes can be shabby but the world is an amazing place to view. 8.9Missions: Alot of them, also alot of dull ones. 7Sound: Voice acting is pretty rubbish, especially the stuttering, but the gameplay sounds are great. 8.2Size: The biggest map I know of, and the best. 10Vehicles: varied but there are quite a few dull ones. Planes are a real treat though. 9

6.4.2011

Ok so this game is an open world, thrid-person action/adventure.Visually 9.5/10 - amazingly good visuals, the islands look really cool whether you are in the mountain, jungle, urban areas or desert. Explosions look really cool and there is nothing that really bugs me visually in the game. The on-screen display is good, and not too clunky.Sounds 7.5/10 - There are two bikes that sound amazing. A police bike and a 250 thingy. They sound like Harley Davidsons and I ws impressed as most bikes in games sound a bit poor. The gun sounds and explosion sounds are of a good standard. The voice acting is good but lacks conviction in places. There is only one police voice, but not bad at all.Gameplay 9.5/10 - I love the gameplay,jumping off mountains, hijacking choppers in mid-air, boats, planes, car, trucks, bikes, even those tuk tuk things hahahaha. Brilliant choice of vehicles, I think 104/105 in all. The best thing that stood out to me was how cinematic it felt. I rolled down a massive hill in a truck, it didn't blow up, but as soon as you jump out and it hits something... BOOM it blows up! It is scripted but it is a very good idea as it makes it seem as though you jumped at the right moment (like some crazy action movie). The shooting is good, not highly accurate though so can take a while to get used to (though I always struggle with third-person shooting, you should have seen me on Gears of War 2 online... Hahahaha). Also enemies take quite a lot of body shots to take down on higher difficluties. Driving is good, lots of jumping and crashing and rolling over! But the handling is respectable. The flying I particularly liked, very well designed. Flying is fun and you can get anything from small civilian aircraft to passenger planes to crazy fighter jets with miniguns and rockets. Fun! The police come after you for loads of different stuff, when you are doing something they will chase you for there is a little yellow warning triangle in the top-left section of the screen, which is helpful. Some parts of the game can be frustrating, such as dying in mission, but kicking ass isn't particularly hard in this game.In-game stuff 8.5/10 - Guns. There aren't many to choose from. There's one of each: a pistol, revolver, assault rifle, sub-machine gun, machine gun, fragmentation grenade, timed charges (C4), grenade launcher, rocket launcher and various mounted guns all over the place. But guns are very commonplace, and ammo can be found easily. All weapons and vehicles that you can order from the Black Market (in-game vehicle and weapon ordering) can be upgraded to go faster, have more armor, have more ammo, be more powerful etc.I sometimes got a bit bored in wide open spaces but this did not happen often, you can usually use the parachute and grappling hook combination as a make-shift form of transport.Plot 7.5/10 - It's clear this plot isn't hugely well thought out, you have to take down a dictator and along the way you get by by working with three main factions: The Reapers, The Roaches and The Ulars. I haven't finished the last bit yet so I can't comment on the ending, but so far it has been good, though faction missions get very repetitive, it's the same layout every time in terms of what you must do.Overall 8/10 - A great game, very very playable and worth the money if you like open world games. It's not a complete masterpiece, but with a few changes it would easily be a 10/10. It is a very fun game and I'd recommend you to give it a go, I have it on Xbox 360, but from what I can see from Youtube clips, it looks good on all platforms. I have enjoyed it immensely so far, and still have loads more to do! I think you could easily get 30 hours of fun out of it.

1.8.2010

Just Cause2 is an open-world adventure game with an incredible amount of stunning visuals and is quite possibly among the best games I've played on a PC.The game is set in the South-Asian island chain of Panau, where your protagonist must bring down the (corrupt) regime; armed with a variety of weapons, useful tools (such as your parachute and grapple hook) and the ability to take over tons of land, sea and air vehicles.The central idea in the game however, is to wreak havoc and cause "chaos" (that earns you points and bonuses) by blowing up stuff - military installations, buildings, vehicles, you name it...you can probably blow it up.This is one thing the game does remarkably well and the well-designed explosions often seem spectacular!I know some people have said the explosions and stunts get boring after a while but I think its is a matter of personal taste - if you don't like the idea of jumping from a helicoptor, landing on a moving jeep and planting an explosive on it, this game probably isn't for you.Similarly, if you're a fan of tactical/stealth combat or FPS-style shooting action with the AI intelligently taking cover, again, this game isn't for you.This game is for people looking for (mindless?) fast-paced action; and action it delivers. In addition to the weapons and vehicles, you are also equipped with a refoldable parachute (for jumping off heights) and a grapple hook you use to grab onto surfaces. The two offer an interesting combination of moves and stunts; for instance you can fire the hook to a high surface and launch yourself airborne using the parachute, you can tether your enemies to a rocket and shoot it, you can tether cars to the road to crash it...the possibilities are many, and fun to try out.So why only four stars?There are a few things I don't like and keep me from giving this a perfect rating:First off, the shooting mechanics is quite loose and the auto-targetting automatically locks onto the nearest target in view. This can be a bit of a pain for precise shooting; say if you're trying to shoot a barrel next to a soldier for instance.Next is the driving. There are a huge amount of vehicles to drive; cars, motorcycles, jet planes, boats, copters, even a passenger aircraft.Unfortunately the controls are quite unforgiving; the character controls differ from vehicle controls completely (especially for planes and vehicles moving in 3-dimensions) and it takes quite a while getting used to it. I didn't like it.Having said that, I still like the game despite these flaws because it looks so good and plays well. The graphics are technically proficient and there are several graphics options you can adjust for playing on a not-so-high-end pc (which is unlike numerous other PS3/xbox ports that let you suffer on a slightly slower laptop).In conclusion, this is an excellent, beautiful game which falls short of perfect because of a few flaws, and of course wouldn't be a favorite with FPS lovers, but is otherwise highly recommended for all fans of blowing up stuff!

25.8.2010

I played the original 'Just Cause' on PC about 3 years ago. It was a real mixed bag of a game: Great graphics, cheesy cutscenes/dialogue, complex yet intuitive controls, shed-loads of vehicles to hijack/poor vehicle controls, massive area to explore and destroy/limited missions or side-missions.The main thing that let it down was repetativeness. Because of this it became very, very boring very, very fast. The play area was too big for too few varying missions. This was a shame as you could see how much attention/time Avalanche had invested into it.Now 'Just Cause 2' has arrived and I have to say its a massive improvement on the original, albeit it still has a slight niggle.I wont go into the ins an outs of 'where its set'or 'the storyline', to me they are not important. Where JC2 shines is purely and simply down to freedom and gameplay.Graphics are what you would expect at this time in the current gen - Breath-taking. The lighting effects are amazing and highly detailed. Beams of light pierce cityscapes and wooded areas during sunset and sunrise. Lightening flashes and dark clouds form before the heavens open at random times during the game - brilliant.Controls, like the original, can be complex and a little frustrating to start with, but half an hour or so familiarising yourself with the grapple should be enough to start terrorising the local militia and will have you performing spectacular stunts using anything from buildings and cars to mountains and jumbo jets.The controls for all vehicles have been improved. I hijacked a jumbo the other day. I jumped out and freefell approx 1200m. Seen a light aircraft below me. Grappled onto it. Hijacked the light aircraft. Flew to Panau city and crashed it into a petrol station, not before parachuting out to safety of course - is there anything more satisfying?Where JC2 really shines is in the exploration on Panau. From the highest snow-capped peak to swimming amongst the coral underwater. Hijacking a helicopter gunship and trawling across the map for nearly 10 minutes to takeout a random military air base or jumping in a car and crashing it into a 'propagander hut' only 100 yards down the road. You can rummage for 'Drug drops' or sacred 'Skulls' or take part in various races throughout the map - its where no other game comes close.The only niggle I can see (25 hours in) is that the repetition is starting to creep in again. There are more varying missions and settlements but there are only so many times you can blow up a water-tower or oil depot before you start gettin a little frustrated with the slightly linear way you deal with certain aspects of settlements/missions.I would recommend JC2 to anyone who loves exploring, killing people, blowing stuff up and enjoys cheesy cutscenes and bad voice acting.

27.7.2011

Just Cause 2 is an immensely fun third person action game. The setting is a ficticious island called "Panao", a creative mix of Thailand, Vietnam and possibly Malaysia. You play Rico Rodiriguez, working for an agency called "the agency". You have to side with the different factions in Panao with the aim of downfalling the ficticious baby Panay, the resemblance to another North Korean military leader is not merely coincidental.Siding with these factions involoves completing missions, assasinations, destruction of property, theft and overtaking military property. By gaining their trust and causing chaos in Panau you inch towards your objective of a showdown with Baby Panay.Essentially there is an awful lot of blowing stuff up and grappling between differnt building with your grapple hook to ascent them. You have a range of guns of course and by getting pickups you can improve the effectiveness. Vehicles are abundant, tuk tuks, moterbikes, sports cars, tanks, military helicopters. You can steal any one of them, crash and burn them or use them to get between missions. The vehicles are a pleasure to drive and you shoot around in them avoiding military personnel.You are free to roam on this ficticious island causing as much destruction as possible and following faction missions until you get towards the next agency mission which advances the story. There is some serious American bashing, your main agency contact being a fat and over jolly CIA agent trying to maintain American interests of replacing Panay with their own puppet and bashing communist principles. The accents are comical, made by Englishman trying to sound Chinese while not quite able to shake off thier cockney accent. Having said that the lead Rico is excellent as is the CIA agent. The plot is ridiculous and gets more so towards the finale. It is so far fetched as to be great fun.There are an awful lot of gaming hours to be spent on Panay with various side missions, races, collecting special items, performing stunts etc and performing chaos. If you keep strictly to the faction and agency missions there is a good 30-40 hours gaming at a guess, assuming you don't die (highly improbable). Having said that can take a lot of bullets before he expires, the focus on the game is having a blast, not taking it too seriously and enjoying yourself. This is high octane action to play in short bursts. You don't have to bed down with it for several hours to get enjoyment out of it.Yes it does run on STEAM, yes it does rely on a constant Internet connection and yes it is annoying when you are not connected or the servers are full (relatively rarely but still unacceptable). Should whack off a star for that really but I can't blame the poor software designers for the copy protection installed on their product.

4.11.2011

As soon as Just Cause 2 arrived in the post i couldn't wait to start playing it having watched gameplay videos on Youtube it looked brilliant, so i played it for myself and wow what a game, ive been playing it for about 7 hours now and ive only done 2 missions ive been exploring and messing about causing chaos on the beautiful island of Panau, the graphics really are fantastic on this game the cities look absolutely stunning and when i parachuted above the water i actually said "wow" ive never done that in any game ive played! you will need a decent spec pc for example dual core, minimum ram 2gb and if you want to be able to play the game on about medium settings you will need a fast graphics card with about 2gb memory,if you want to have all the eye candy then you will need a pretty expensive machine with the latest graphics card etc also be warned windows vista/ 7 needed to play this game ive heard windows xp is not compatible with this game.The story feels pretty average for a game of this type but that doesnt matter at all because the exploration and free roaming in this game absolutely blow the story away trust me start exploring the gigantic island of Panau and you will be amazed with the lengths the developers went to creating this fantastic game!One of my favourite things to do in the game is pulling down the statues of the dictator of the island Baby Panau hook your grappling hook to the torso of the statue and hook the other end to your car and full throttle do this and the island authorities will be on your tail almost immediately shake them off in as many ways as you like, shoot them, parachute away and hide or get into your car pick some speed up stunt jump onto the roof and shoot your grappling hook at your enemys car and the other end to the ground and the car flips over! shooting the front tyre out also has the same effect and looks spectacular.The vehiclesThere are about 100 vehicles to choose from in Just Cause 2 from cars to motorbikes, buses, planes, jets, tuk tuks the choice is huge!A bit of a tip if you're going to hijack a vehicle with enemy troops in then you must shoot all the passengers before you can chuck the driver out with a combination of numbers on your keyboard.I highly recommend Just Cause 2 for the bargain price of just £5.10 at the time of writing this review, because of its excellent graphics which look stunning, and the size of the island and the free roaming ability to go anywhere around the massive island with no limits quite simply Just Cause 2 is one of the best games ive played to date and i think it will be unless JC 3 comes out and its as good as its fantastic prequel. excellent game if you have the machine for it and you like outrageous over the top action like me then don't hesitate buy it now!

12.8.2010

Plenty of good reviews already, I'd just add this: it's a cross between Assasin's Creed 1 and GTA San Andreas, but better than both.A little repetitive, although 369 places to take over has a lot of variety. Enemies aren't all that clever, but there are 4 difficulty settings. And you can do a race challenge in between missions, some of them seem impossible - to begin with.Plenty of glitches, lots of sound hiccups - but they are fun. Lots of character glitches - sometimes you can be fighting an enemy that is only a gun and a bullet-proof vest, disappearing object problems, amusing until you're fighting completely invisible enemies - reboot. Seeing trousers walking around on their own is funny,

13.4.2010

Just Cause 2 is great looking, utterly vast, and good fun. I stole a Boeing 737 and flew about the map yesterday and it took ages.The game revolves about blowing up the rebel island, taking missions to earn money and buying gear to make your quest easier. In places it is blisteringly good fun. You can nick any vehicle at all, planes, choppers, boats, cars, bikes. You drive or fly around wreaking havoc on everything on the island. The thing is that only parts of the island blow up. Trees can be felled and signage, and petrol tanks blow up very satisfyingly. Shooting gas canisters is very good fun as they shoot off, whizz around smashing things down before exploding.

23.10.2010

This game and Batman (the last one) were the best action games i've played in the last 5 years!!The missions of JC 2 are very original and you never get bored (like some people here say) of play this game! I've already finished the mean missions (the ones where you have to reach a point and you have to press a button to call the leaders of the factions that give missions to you), and now i'm just playing it to complete all the game in 100%. Every time i reach a military base or airport i blow up everything around, and i found all objects till i reach 100%.I'm goin to say the things that i like and what i dislike in this game:I like:1-The hook!With the hook you can reach helicopters that are over you trying to fire your bones!2- The missions!

11.3.2011

You need a reasonably modern machine to run this game (Vista or Windows 7, and a decent DX10 graphics card) but the result are remarkable. At this price (£5.99 on Amazon at time of writing) it's an absolute steal. If you like first person shooters, or even if you are just fascinated by the developments in computer graphics, you should buy this as a treat. The fact that you get around 100 hours of gameplay at such a bargain price is icing on the cake.Just Cause 2 gives you a complete subtropical archipeligo of islands to explore, there are no levels or loading screens (except for targetted missions) the world is open to explore,

31.3.2011

If you're looking for a gripping story that will pull you in and make you play on for ages to find it all out then you're in the wrong place. Starting the game the story instantly went out the window the moment the first mission was over.This is a game for messing about. You unlock story missions by doing side missions and you unlock side missions by blowing things up. That being said, this game is still insanely fun. Hook-shotting a soldier and a propane gas cylinder together and then shooting it; causing it to fly off into the air taking the poor soldier with it before exploding never gets old and feels very rewarding when you can pull it off.The game world is huge,

24.8.2012

Please do not listen to anybody telling you saying that it takes a while to get into because if you persevere with the story for a while you can unlock most of the stuff. The makers have made this game very satisfying to blow stuff up which is a skill in its self, this happens INCREDBIBLY OFTEN, the map is massive and so offers plenty of opportunities to explore and have fun. However until you've unlocked teh black market dealer who can take you places it can take a while but this is a minor complaint proportionate to everything else.It's quite old now but for when it was released they are good, the variety of landscapes and terrain is great. You can drive through cities, jungles,

16.5.2012

Wow, just wow. Just Cause 2 is an absolutely awesome sandbox game with hours and hours of fun to be had. As I refuse to buy games full-price i'm always around two years behind the trend so doubt this review will help anyone make their minds up...I hadn't played the original Just Cause so only had the vaguest idea what to expect. Let me say that this game is truly expansive and is to shooters what Elder Scrolls is to RPGs. More to the point, like the latter, Just Cause 2 has so much to do and havoc to wreak that the main plot actually took a back-seat for me. It's truly awesome how you can deviate from the plot and just cause (i'm here all week folks)

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