Although it's far from horrible, this first-person shooter is hardly the stuff of legends.
by Robert Workman on Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Legendary will get lost in the shuffle this holiday season, which is sad because it's good. You play an art thief who unwittingly unleashes a mythological army on mankind by opening Pandora's Box. In order to close the box, you'll defeat both monsters and corporate soldiers. Its graphics don't impress, but still draw a bleak, apocalyptic picture. The first person shooting is somewhat enjoyable, with a combination of run-and-gun action and spiritual power-ups. (Our favorite scenario – beheading werewolves with an axe.) Still, it would've been nice to have more content. You'll complete Story Mode within a few hours, and multiplayer has one mode and four maps. That makes Legendary unworthy of its name.
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Legendary Game Guide
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