The Ghost Recon saga has been characterized by offering its titles a high tactical component. To avoid a large-scale revolt, the Ghost group of the American army goes to the area to verify the reason for the attack and there they find a situation that could put an end to world peace. The plot places us in Sri Lanka, where some North American ships have been attacked. Perhaps having launched in a hurry and the control difficulties offered by the lack of a second stick in PSP make us face a rather forgettable UMD. Ghost Recon: Predator is the mini appetizer for PSP users before next year rolls around for the older Future Soldier platforms, which looks fantastic. Although there are very, very good ones, the title that focuses our attention right now will not pass to that select group of chosen ones. There is really a perhaps inordinate amount of games that have the stamp of the North American writer, therefore the ratio of quality games is not too high. I can already sleep much more peacefully. And while I was playing to do the review of the latest game inspired by Tom Clancy I was wondering … does this guy keep writing or does he just live to have an idea, call Ubisoft and have them make a game? Apparently, this year he publishes a new book after seven inactivity and once again has a dozen games under his name on the electronic entertainment market. At certain moments in life one starts to reflect.

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