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Great Game

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 11 / 15
Date: December 04, 2002
Author: Amazon User

This is a great game. Lots of action and adventure with great detail in the graphics. Cut scenes are great which proves a great storyline. Controls are magnificient. I would recommend this game to anyone. But, dont buy this game, I would only recommend renting it. It is a very short game, I beat it in less than two days and I didn't play it that much. RENT dont buy!

A dissapointing game

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 4 / 4
Date: December 31, 2002
Author: Amazon User

I loved the movie Minority Report, and eagerly gobbled up the book as well. However, I expected more from a video game based on my #2 movie of the year, Your meager three weapons--A compressed air rifle, pellet shotgun, and spark machinegun--can only hold one clip, and the auto aim takes all the fun out of combat(not to mention the fact that you couldn't kill people). Unarmed combat isn't much better due to hypersensitive controls--it took me 8 tries to execute a combo in training. The foes are unimaginative and easy, and John Anderton looked nothing liked tom cruise. I ended up getting a little bit of fun out this game by turning on the FPSSTYLE and MRJUANEZ cheats, the beating it in about 10 hours. There are definitely better choices out there.

I forget...was the MOVIE a cartoon?

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 4 / 4
Date: April 15, 2003
Author: Amazon User

There should be a law, and I volunteer to organize a protest to get things rolling. Did no one involved with the movie Minority Report pay attention to Activision's most recent games? Such as Spiderman: The Movie? Now don't get me wrong....I gave Spiderman 5 stars, but Minority Report is NOT Spiderman.

Minority Report, the movie, is a stunningly beautiful, story-driven mix of action, drama, and suspense created through ethical dilemmas. Minority Report, the game, is a fun, combat-driven game with incredible rag-doll-enemy effects, cool futuristic weapons, and a fair dose of jet-pack insanity.

"What's your problem?" you're saying. "It sounds to me like you liked both the movie AND the game. So quit your whining, you pathetic, left-over carnival prize, before I..."

Now wait a second....I didn't say I liked the game. It's fun, but I don't like it. The combat is great, but I found myself just playing the same level over and over, trying out different moves, instead of going through the other 40-or-so equally repetitive levels. And I kept being dissapointed with the lame, badly-animated cutscenes. (An even greater loss than Tom Cruise as John Anderton, is the loss of Colin Farrel as Danny Witwer. The voice talent that replaced him put me in physical pain. No, really. Miss Cleo could have delivered a more convincing performance as the cocky CIA agent.) And the story isn't even the same! Not even close!!! It's as though the folks at Activision had a meeting and carefully decided to screw up what could have been one of the greatest epic action/adventure games ever. Instead, they created yet another enjoyable but stupid fighting game.

RENT IT. Don't buy.

I'll see you at the protest.

Minority Report Rocks!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 7 / 20
Date: November 24, 2002
Author: Amazon User

This Game is exactly like the epic movie. I can't stop playing it! Although in the game John Anderton isn't exactly Tom Cruise, it's still a heart pounding game. Buy it now!

Boring and Unoriginal...

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: June 07, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I must confess, this game looked pretty cool. ...But when I went to rent a game, I thought of getting this, and than thought some more. What finally got me to rent it was that it said "Featuring Music by The Apex Theory" on the back (a band I really like), so I got home and played it. I wasn't too terribly impressed with the haggard old beat 'em up gameplay (at the time I only punched and kicked), and the first level was too easy. And another thing that disappointed me was that The Apex Theory's music was no where to be found except for in a music video you can watch. What's the point in that? Anyway, this isn't about The Apex Theory. I tried the second level and died quite a few times (no game should get so hard on only the second level), but I finally beat it, and I just gave up trying on the third level. I just replayed the first level over and over again (the fighting can be pretty damn fun once you master the combot), and I just played the jetpack training over and over again too. Basically, the point in this review is please don't buy this. ... The only thing impressive about this is killing people and throwing their bodies around the room into random objects and through windows over and over again. Something that, despite how wonderful it sounds, gets old...

Too Short,Too easy!

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: January 25, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I personally bought "Minority Report: Everybody Runs", due to the simple fact that I really enjoyed the movie. Thinking that the Game would be as equaliventley fun as the movie, I was wrong!

Firstly, John Anderton looks nothing, I repeat, nothing like Tom Cruise(You wouldnt expect that either, but Hey, didn't 007 Look exactly like Pierce Brosnan in Nightfire?). The game basically, and unsuccessfully follows the theme of the movie. Your first few missions involve you to comprehend murders before theyre commited;catch the bad guy and volla! Then the system ie: "Precrime" turns agaisnt you. Well, then you make your attempt to prove your innocence, which you finally end up achieving.

Enemies are awfully easy. Simple combos allow you to defeat even the most difficult of bosses without much hesitation. As "Minority Report", has been developed by Activision, the same company which developed "Spider-Man The Movie", the bad guys have the exact "Childish expressions and dialogues", which tends to make this game less serious, and more animated.

Graphics arent bad. The best part is when you can pick up the bad guys, throw in a few punches and kicks, and thrash them out of the window. Using the jetpack(something which you rarely use), is pretty fun too! And advertisements of Nokia and Lexus give a pinch of reality to the game.

In conclusion, Minority Report, is a huge dissapointment for the "Minority Report", movie fans. I would advise you this stay away from this one. Just not worth the price!

my first :)

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: April 24, 2005
Author: Amazon User

this was my first ps2 game..so it will always be dear to my heart, finished it in 3 or 4 days(school days)... its a fun little beat em up and idk why people hate it....u can beat people up and throw them threw the window and the voice overs were so cheesy it was hilarious "oh NO! IM FALLING!"i cracked up...fuuunny stuff...to me it is better than devil may cry...camera angels are better, beating up on the baddies is better..everything is better...i dont know why its hated

O.K. game

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: October 09, 2005
Author: Amazon User

This game brought some stuff from the movie. The Graphies are bad,the story good, and the script and the vocie work Good!! Rent, see if you like it. If you do, buy it.

Kinda Fun...

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 1 / 3
Date: July 10, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I bought this game thinking that it would be spectacular. Boy was I wrong. While it has its fun moments, it is mostly monotonus and boring. The fighting system isn't bad, but the graphics are sub-par. The rest is just average. 3.5 Stars

I was wrong.

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 1 / 4
Date: June 12, 2003
Author: Amazon User

When I heard of Minority Report the game, I thought it would be a lot like the movie. I was wrong. In the game, cops, guards, and robots try to kill you. Not knock you out kill you. You kill atleast 3000 people. In the movie like 1 guy died. I was disapointed.

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