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This game isn't bad. However the ending did not impress Denny Crane. Where some people (dense Democrats) may have needed explanations, the obvious answer is this, if you are not a Quantum Scientist by trade, you shouldn't pretend to know nor understand such things. Let alone make an anticipated video game based on these practices.
They never explain much but instead rely on convoluted explanations that sound complicated and are as empty as the story itself.
So much thought and care was put into the background and atmosphere, if only the story had as much. In the end, you play a game that looks pretty but really only leaves a taste of lack luster. Many enjoyed this game, many more SAID they enjoyed this game to seem deep or intelligent. Phonies.
Don't buy and don't play. Pretty never has more worth than substance.

Denny Crane enjoyed beating up perps and goons (Liberals) and while this game has an open city to explore and pretty graphics improved over the previous incarnation, the story goes nowhere, some villian mechanics are just poorly executed, and it shows that Rocksteady is a one trick pony.

Denny Crane here. It has come to my attention that the maker of this particular video game are poor at fixing issues and proper PR. Even going as far as recruiting morons to moderate their offical internet forums. Nerds drunk on power (or what they think is).
On a final note, with sound issues, "crashing" issues (that means the video game suddenly stops working) this video game does not live up to its predecessors.

Denny Crane gives his early approval of this.

Denny Crane here. I am changing my review again. First I did recommend this video game due to the obvious support of the American Second Amendment Rights. Later I had to change my review to not recommending this video game because the developers revealed a big lie. This third change, and hopefully the final is because the developers realized their mistake, owned up to it and removed the problem going back to their original standing on business practice methods. No one is perfect, except Denny Crane, but when you are man enough to admit when you are wrong and own up to it, and make an effort to fix the problem, you earn points in my book. Denny Crane.

Denny Crane may be afraid if the Democrats take our guns, but Denny Crane "ain't afraid of no ghosts." Truly a fun and accurate game. One of the final Terminal Reality masterpieces.

The only thing scarier than this game, are Liberals and their "idea" of voting.

In this game, I play the genius lawyer hell bent on removing Liberals from the Earth. Only a fantasy, but a man can dream... no wait, that's my manifesto.

What is fear? The idea of Republicans just giving into the Democrats; perhaps you dread the day our gun rights are taken away? This is F.E.A.R. and it will embody a new kind of nightmare. Denny Crane recomends.

Commanding minions like Denny Crane commands justice.