Breakdown Trailer

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[drakengardian]

does any one know what the name of that song is at the end of the game during the credits

[charlyboy008]

if u mean at the end of the game... the song its Take It All by Trust Company

[darkjedi423]

the best trailer,the best game

[charlyboy008]

Sure it is!

[DerrickCole]

They should make a film, AND a sequel.

[Millaren]

I love this game.

[dagold]

I just beat this game again yesterday. Loved it again



[HitenDuelist]

i rember putting in my xbox magazine disc just to watch this trailer

[Cole531]

@glh1993 Tense as **** too, I could almost feel Solus next to me while I turned those things.

[glh1993]

hardest part in the whole game is turning off water valves later and avoiding trip bombs and solus

[dstk1423]

I can definitely see where you're coming from Shockmaster. Not only did I enjoy the FPS system throughout the whole game, but I was also thrilled with the philosophical standpoint they took. I was in awe with the gameplay, plot, and twists that the game constantly threw your way. I can certainly say i wish they'd bring a sequel to the 360

[pendulom]

i heard that mirro's edge was inpired by breakdown but i don't know if it true or not

[TheShockMaster]

You know, I admire people for trying new stuff. The premise of Breakdown is that EVERYTHING is seen in the first-person. But think about it. If somebody pitched it to you like, "Well, it's game where EVERYTHING is seen from the first-person view," you probably would just shrug your shoulders and wonder what the big deal was (I certainly would). But the first-person view added a really cool feeling of immersion that I've never felt with other games.

[somebodyelseathome]

Breakdown, Advent Rising, and Metal Arms Glitch in the system really need a sequel.

[unsealjakks]

they should at least remake the game for the xbox360 or ps3

[EricTough]

Totally, the only problem is that when movies are based on games, directors and writers rarely stick to the source material.