Ok I played it today on my cousin's 360 for a few hours, mostly seeing him play the single-player, I tried it myself as well for some time. I have to say that, generally speaking, the game is not bad, or rather than I myself usually don't have much "standards" when it comes to FPS games at least not ones in the veins of Duke Nukem. It's not a game that "fails" at trying to be serious, quite on the contrary, everything in it is stereotyped and cliché, it feels like a 1990's FPS and that's exactly what it managed to be. I'm not saying that the game is actually "good" either, I don't like it much really, but overall it seems solid enough to play it from time to time I presume, it could be "enjoyable" for some, I could see that being possible.
But now that I've played it I made up my mind about it and I won't buy it for the PC obviously since I don't own any of the current generation consoles, and even if I did I wouldn't have bought the console version anyway. Maybe, one day, perhaps in a year from now I'll buy it when it ends up being 5$ or so on Steam or something like that, just for the heck of adding a title to my gaming collection, I could do that yeah, but buying it now is current out of my mind, it's just not good enough. My cousin likes it enough though but I told him that he might be thinking that because he wants to excuse shelling out the money he did to buy it brand new, and that if he had received it for free as a gift the game would just accumulate dust on his desk, oh well.
Now that the dust is falling down and that the game is there on the store shelves and on the web to buy after all those years I guess that all we can do now is move on and start pointing at Half-Life 2: Episode Three for being the new vaporware of this decade, anyone else with me on that one?