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Abstract: This game's subtitle reads "The Espionage RPG." The very thought of such a concept sends chills of coolness up the spine of any red-blooded individual who grew up watching James Bond movies and playing entries from classics such as the Final Fantasy vi...
Abstract: Alpha Protocol is the long awaited Espionage RPG from developer Obsidian, and while the game has some pretty cool ideas behind it, and certainly does some innovative stuff with storytelling, dialogue options, and how your actions influence plot, actual...
Abstract: Alpha Protocol seems totally unfinished. I know the game was held back from release a few times, but it really seems like all of the bugs and kinks that are present should have been ironed out long before it was deemed playable. It could have been gr...
It's really difficult to know what to say about Alpha Protocol. SEGA has had the hype machine working for the game for quite some time and so it was always going to have a tough time but what we expected and what we got were two very different things....
Abstract: I have to admit that I was one of those cheerleaders for Obsidian Entertainment from way back in the beginning. Back before Knights of the Old Republic 2 was released, I was positive they'd make an even deeper, darker Star Wars game than BioWare's o...
Obsidian's Alpha Protocol offers an original setting and the power of choice. It's a game where you decide the fate of a majority of the cast, giving you the sense that the story is guided as much by you as it is by the designers. With a number of ways...
Abstract: For fans of stealth video games, it has been a slow burn waiting for the long-in-development Alpha Protocol. Filled with all of the trappings of a modern-day international thriller, Alpha Protocol puts you in the shoes of spy Michael Thornton, letting ...
Abstract: Shadowy government agencies, mysterious paramilitary organizations, elaborate schemes that threaten to tip the world into Armageddon, and maybe some gunfights with sexy women with Eurotrash accents... yeah, I like me some spy stuff. More than that, tho...
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Published: 2010-05-28, Author: Kevin , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Playing Alpha Protocol is like putting together a 5,000-piece jigsaw puzzle with 500 pieces missing: You get a sense of what the big picture should have been, but the final product is still maddeningly incomplete. This intriguing role-playing game boas...
