PlayStation 2

Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter

Description

You play as Mace Griffin a former space ranger who after being framed and sent to prison has turned to a life of bounty hunting in an attempt to find out what really happened.

The game plays as a standard FPS with a twist. Every now and then you get to pilot different space ships in hectic dog fights. The transitions between the two parts of the game is almost unnoticeable and while you are in space you can even park your ship and have a walk around inside before you get on with your mission.

Alternate Titles

• "赏金猎人" -- Chinese title (simplified)

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The Press Says

GameZone	May 25, 2003	8.2 out of 10	82
GameSpy	Jun 25, 2003	74 out of 100	74
GameSpot	Jun 25, 2003	7.2 out of 10	72
Game Over Online	Sep 09, 2003	70 out of 100	70
Digital Entertainment News (den)	Oct 05, 2003	6.8 out of 10	68
Game Chronicles	Sep 19, 2003	6.5 out of 10	65
IGN	Jun 17, 2003	6.3 out of 10	63
Worth Playing	Jul 14, 2003	5 out of 10	50

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Trivia

Originally, only an Xbox and PC version were announced, and to be published by Electronic Arts. Later, a GameCube and PlayStation 2 version were added, EA's involvement vanished, Vivendi stepped in, and the GameCube version was ultimately cancelled.