After playing the game for a while though, you don't notice it. Other than that it is basically the same game with slightly upgraded visuals. If you already have a different version of Manhunt 2, the only real reason to get this would be for the uncensored content. It almost feels psychotic at times with its presentation, which is great. It definitely is different from the original in a lot of ways, and it definitely gives off a different vibe. It was done on purpose, but it feels weird with the mouse as you just look from side to side unless you are in manual aim mode with a gun.Īll in all I would say if you are a Manhunt fan and never played the second, give it a go. It definitely feels like a step back from the original in this regard. Just like the other versions you cannot manually look up and down during regular movement which would be my biggest knock against the game.

Other than that the controls are a little weird and take a bit of time to get used to. They were ripped right from the Wii and PS2 versions of the game, and the gameplay looks far better than these. The game does look better than the PS2 or Wii version, but don't expect great graphics. There is also a rating given at the end of each episode, but it is pointless as it doesn't unlock anything to my knowledge. You don't just hold a button and let go to execute, but you actually take part in them. The mouse acts as a Wiimote for the executions. By the end of each 'episode', you will be covered in blood. It is great to see blood splattering all over Danny, Leo, or the character on the unfortunate end of the punishment.

It is uncensored, and they have done a great job with the presentation of the executions to keep them from looking too fake. Oh and last but no least, I really don't care that you play the game like this, but R* has the right to do whatever the hell they want with their IP. It modifies how the software was intended to run in the first place by making the code that was in place for the filter not function properly. This is exactly what the codebreaker does. you agree not to: Reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise modify the Software, in whole or in part

Oh and I quote this from the back of the Manhunt 2 manual the Limited Software Warranty and License Agreement under the License Conditions letter g. Nascar Racing 2003 is a great example of this.

Modding of a game can be considered illegal, it just depends on what the publishers put in place and what they are actually willing to go after. The act of speeding is illegal but the radar detector at least in some states is totally legal to possess. Just because the codebreaker is legal does not make what it does legal. The PSP mod and alternate PS2 mod for Manhunt 2 are illegal, as you actually have to copy the game. If it was illegal, mods would not exist, and neither would Codebreaker, Gameshark, Action Replay, Game Genie, etc.

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