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This mediocre sequel to Die Hard Trilogy has the same setup: three different
game types in one. There is a driving level, a third-person shooter
and 1st-person rail shooter (which is the best of the three). This time
there is an original story as Die Hard hero John McClane goes to a friend's
party at a prison penetentiary in Vegas and there is a prison break
where many prisoners and a master terrorist escape. The driving and
third-person shooter sections are dull as beyond a certain limit on
screen you can't see what's coming as it's all black. In the shooter
part, as you approach walls they disappear too which is odd. The driving
areas in city blocks don't look like Vegas either. |