Now as great as this game is, it does have its faults. The Split Screen mode for instance. This is where GRAW gets a lot of heat from me. Instead of being in third person view on split screen it forces you into a first person view. This first person view is a horrid job of first person view. Normally first person views let you see the hands and the weapon you are holding in them. Not GRAW's first person view, no in GRAW all you get is cross hairs on your screen. Some of the other issues with the game are the constant feel of repetitive actions you will feel. It quickly turns into a less strategic game at points where you find yourself in a constant fire fight of kill the rebel and watch another one come into the street till you have cleared them out. Other issues are the shortness of the Co-Op mode which is what most gamers have been complaining about and the reason Ubisoft has mentioned they are working on new Co-Op maps. Then there’s the offer of being able to have 16 players in the game at one time but not having a way to monitor your connection so you know around how many players your connection can actually host. Instead if you try to host more than your connection will allow it lets you start the game and then kicks out as many players as it wants until it gets to a number of players your able to host.

The campaign is fundamentally sound and easily fun not to mention from a graphic stand point beautiful. Multi-Player wise it offers plenty of game modes from objections to just your standard death match to keep you playing it for awhile. Not to mention the options of making it where you can only use certain weapons or remove the drone so that the multi-player is a lot more evened out or difficult. Achievements on the 360 are another thing that makes you want to keep playing it because there’s nothing like knowing you have killed 10,000 enemies in a video game. Overall it’s safe to say that GRAW is easily one of the greatest games out to date.