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Max Payne 3
The only one I agree with is Max Payne 3 but I never thought it would turn out bad.
killzone 2,the first game had its good points but it was mostly bad so i wasn't expecting too much from kz2
"Right them in the comments section...."? Really?
After the first Assassin's Creed, I wasn't expecting much from the sequel. Then I played it. The words, "vast improvement" just about cover it.
Deadspace 2, come on, who knew it was gonna be 100000000 times better than he first one?