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AFRIKA

PlayStation 3

become a photo journalist in the wild yonder of africa in a videogame featuring amazing, realistic animal models and vast landscapes to visit. africa's animals and plants are all rendered in stunning photorealistic detail. as a photographer, you'll use licensed, real-world photography equipment to complete assignments and capture everything from bathing hippos to a cheetah on the hunt. explore the land, find new animals, and earn a name for yourself as a professional photographer!

Developed by:	rhino studios
Publisher:	sony computer entertainment
Release Date:	december 31, 2007 (japan)
Genre:	Action, adventure_games
ESRB Information:
	E10 TBA

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Jocaju
12/7/2009 12:00:00 AM
Afrika it's probably one of the most underrated games for the last three years. The effort the developers put on this game it's unbelievable, the animals look and move so real, it seems like they use real animals for mo-cap. One of the things that I thought I was going to find on this game it's the animals walking and doing the exactly same thing as the others, but for my surprise I found the animals behaving so randomly, there's zebra walking, other drinking, other eating, others looking on all kind of positions and so on, it's so natural and if you drive towards them, they run on every direction, but they never follow a certain pattern that you can expect with many animals on screen (I gave the example of a zebra, but it's like this with every animal on the game, except one, I'm not saying which, but this animal has a few hundreds on screen at once). It took me almost 38 hours to complete, but I cheated at the end to get my Platinum trophy, I was ready to go on my last major mission and still hadn't find all the animals (I thought the game was gonna end after that mission), so I looked on a guide online, but only to find out that even after you finish your last major mission and beat the game, you still go back to the camp after the credits and you can find the rest of the animals and finish the lesser important missions that you left behind. So, don't cheat, okay? I'm hoping for a sequel, maybe on Amazon. Also, they could make a Jurassic Park just like this, sending you back to the island to photograph the Dinosaurs to see how they are doing and get missions just like Afrika. But it's unlikely, because it got such poor reviews among critics and not to mention poor sales (mostly because of the critics reviews). P.S. English not my primary language. Sorry if there's switched words or something.

E. Vincent
11/16/2009 12:00:00 AM
Everyone is different... I have "Endless Ocean" for the Wii. I loved the game and highly recommended it to friends... Funny, they all hated it. "You can't kill anything! All you do is swim around and take pictures", was the reply. I laughed and shrugged my shoulders. ...Got the same response with this game. I don't care, what people say... I enjoy it!!! It's easy to get caught up in the scenery, and suddenly remember, "Oh, right I'm supposed to be taking pictures". If you love the feeling of exploration (what's around the next corner), taking pictures and enjoying a game at a more relaxed pace? Then, look no further!

C. Samuel
11/7/2009 12:00:00 AM
This is such a classy and well done title. Playing this game is almost like watching a National Geographic documentary. You accept jobs via email from magazines on your handy laptop. (Take a picture of a hippo with it's mouth open, take a picture of a zebra head on, etc...) You are then paid based on how good the picture is. Closeness, focus, centered all figure into the judging. You have to be careful, many animals will charge and trample you!!! It is both beautiful and fun, even if you're watching someone else play. Highly recommended.

M. Sherer
11/1/2009 12:00:00 AM
I've never written a review on Amazon before for any item. I feel incredibly compelled to do so for this game, "Afrika". A lot of reviews from "gaming" websites and magazines have given this experience a less than favorable score for it's gameplay. Folk's, let me make this short and sweet. There is a wealth of information on the animals you will encounter during this game that is presented in an easy to use an entertaining fashion within the software. The graphics on each animal are top notch and the sound makes you feel as if you were indeed in Africa. If you enjoy exploring the world's creatures from within your living room, (with a beverage of your choice, for relaxing...hint...is this thing on?) then purchase this title and help to ensure another one will follow. I've been a gamer since the days of Pong, (ok, so I'm not in my 20's, jeeze!) so please trust in my opinion that if you want the experience that you hope this is, you will get it in spades. Do not believe these websites that seem to have one type of gamer review every type of game. Rant over!! Thanks for reading!

Susan Stade-Bergstrom
10/24/2009 12:00:00 AM
Hello all, well ill get a few things out of the way, i like action adventure games with or without the blood is fine by me, i also like shooters and survival horror (just read all my reviews). When i first heard about afrika back when the ps3 was just launching i thought "wow that sounds dumber than all hell" and it kinda slipt my mind for along time. One day while trying to get demons souls imported i came upon a deal of buy 3 get free shipping (seeing as how the were coming from asia couldnt pass up) so i got demons souls (fantastic) ratchet and clank quest for booty (on a disc and in english) and Hakuna Matata (afrika). At the time i picked these up the only one definetly coming to the u.s. was ratchet so i figured what the heck if i didnt like afrika id sell it. well this game is not leaving my collection. the pros are +graphics are really good +gameplay is rewarding +its a relaxing break from violence the cons are -no voice whatsoever -none violent (a monkey ran infront of my jeep and brought me to a dead stop) -if you dont like animals or photography its not for you. those are the majors for me but i look at it like this, sometimes i can only play while kids are sleeping and you dont need the sound for this. my daughter like to watch me play and she is learning from the info in this game as am i. again no violence means i can play while they watch. overall i think its a fantastic experience and while it isnt my most favorite game atm i do put it in regularly to relax and unwind. Usually i go on a safari a day at least. p.s. patience is a virtue in this game, youll see.

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