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Category: Video Games
Buy New: $14.65
New (3) Used (8) from $8.93
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 19345
Format: Cd-rom
Platforms: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows Xp
ESRB: Mature
Media: CD-ROM
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 17 - 20 years
Operating System: Windows 2000
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5 x 1.4
Model: 2108576
UPC: 852898000057
EAN: 0852898000057
ASIN: B0000A380W
Release Date: March 23, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: New and sealed just like photo in retail box..
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| Features:
| • | Beautiful first-person shooter set in a future devastated Earth | | • | Vast arsenal to wipe out the bad-guy aliens | | • | 18 challenging missions | | • | Gigantic interior and exterior locations are all realistically destructible | | • | For one or more players using LAN or Internet connection |
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Product Description
Breed puts you at the head of a suicide squad that only want one thing: to annihilate the alien race known as the Breed! Up to 32 people can get in on the multiplayer game modes -- fight on Earth or in space, as a Breed or human soldier
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| Customer Reviews:
 HALO lite April 8, 2008
On the plus side, this game has very good graphics and .... wait, that is it. The parts when you drive a tank are fun but that is over too soon. All the action is 95% outdoors and that's okay because the indoors levels looks like they were made in a rush. The missions are unimaginative and repetitive. The voice actors are so horrible that it is funny.
I played through it all because I hoped that it would get better. It did not. Its saving grace, it was over soon.
 Poor Man's Halo. January 4, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This game inspired me! Yes, it inspired me to the point that from now on I will come to Amazon to check reviews before buying a game I've never heard of. I got my $10 worth. The voice-overs try to hard to sound excited and some of the things they say is stupid in the midst of combat; "Hey, watch out!" "Awww, come on." The characters of no names so you can't make an emotional connection to them. They're just refered to as Grunt, Heavy Gunner, Sniper and I can't remeber what they call the other guy. The aliens look stupid. They're too cartoonish. The guns are weak have have a horrible accuracy except for the sniper rifle. They was the only cool weapon. The commanding officer who's voice you hear throughout the game tries too hard to sound "gung ho," but he sounds like a poor excuse for a wanna-be soldier. Play Halo instead. If you can't afford Halo thenh just go outside and enjoy the day.
Terrible Game April 18, 2004
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
This game feels like some amateurs produced it. Takes forever to load, gameplay is awful. This is what makes people hate 1st person shooters. Your squadmates get killed for never moving, AI is stupid, aliens are dreadful. In sum, if you buy it, you will waste your money.
Junk--Avoid April 11, 2004
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
What do you get when you mix numerous game-killing bugs, super-laggy multiplayer, pathetically amateur writing, stuttering graphics, some of the worst voiceovers in years, boring weapons, repetitive missions, and a bunch of ideas stolen from Halo? Breed, of course. What a bad joke of a game.
 A great, unique FPS. The perfect follow up to Halo. August 1, 2003
14 out of 25 found this review helpful
Breed is an innovative new First Person Shooter. It takes place on another planet, where you are fighting aliens. However, this game is far from a rehash.The game takes mild inspiration from Halo, but doesn't feel like a clone. The environments, or levels, are unbelievable huge. They seem to spawn for miles, and you can explore all 15 of them. Fighting takes place with a variety of guns and weapons. They range from laser pistols, to military assault rifles, to many others. The biggest innovation is the ability to hop right in a vechile and continue fighting the same enemy. There is no slowdown, or even any loading times during the switch. Graphically, the game is great. The huge levels have almost no fog, and there is no slowdown. There is planty of detail in the trees, the vechiles, and the blood. The weapon sound effects are great. The voices are good, although done by the development team. The music fits the game, but isn't really memorable. Despite a minor flaw here and there, Breed is definetely a must-buy FPS. Online mulitplayer takes place in huge levels, based fairly closely on the single player levels. If you like exploration and shooting, this is your FPS. BREED is rated M. It also comes out on Xbox in the spring.
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