Ghost Recon : Predator

Ghost Recon Predator Review

My team and I are running across a field when I stop, awkwardly switching to aiming mode so that I can point to a piece of cover I want my team to take before resuming my forward progress. I'm supposed to be leading a group of the best special operations troopers in the world, but as I bumble for cover and my squad mates get caught up on objects they're running past, I can't help but think that the "special" part of our title might stand for another thing entirely. OK look, despite my description above, I didn't hate Ghost Recon Predator. I'm a huge fan of the Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter series, and this PSP edition does a really nice job at bringing some of the elements of that franchise to Sony's handheld. I love being able to order my troops around, and I like that they've put a cover based shooter onto a portable system, but the fun I had with Predator was always hampered by awkward controls and some truly terrible AI. At its core Ghost Recon Predator is a third-person, cover-based shooter. You control a squad of three special ops soldiers called Ghosts, and are in Sri Lanka trying to neutralize a situation involving the death of several American citizens.