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Set in the year 2020, three years before the original hit game Perfect Dark, Perfect Dark Zero features a gripping story, multiple game scenarios for endless replayability, a massive arsenal of weapons and combat-enabled vehicles. The sci-fi, first-person shooter features a fully interactive world, support for up to 50 players online via Xbox Live, breathtaking high-resolution graphics and spectacular special effects.

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Xbox 360

Critic 7.7 (7 critics) · Gamer 6.6

7.2

Critic reviews

  • Games Radar+

    Gabe Graziani · Feb 27, 2006

    6.0
    Thanks to a combination of maximum ultraviolence and stealthy super-spy ninjaness. The frantic, nerve-jangling action and engaging story made you feel like a stealthy pimp every time a punk went down without knowing what hit him. Unfortunately, that was then. Perfect Dark Zero attempts to recapture some of that sneaky mystique found in the original, but rarely succeeds.
  • CVG

    OXM · Dec 01, 2005

    9.0
    PDZ is easily the most graphically gorgeous first-person game ever seen on a console. But it's the exceptional replay value both offline and on
  • Cheatcc

    Colin Thames · Nov 25, 2005

    8.8
    The graphics are clean, almost to a fault as virtually every surface displays too much gloss - even on dusty, dirty stonework. The environments display a good blend of natural scenery and human architecture that is consistent with the epoch.
  • IGN

    Charles Onyett · Nov 23, 2005

    8.4
    It's got great weapons and excellent sound effects with visuals that, at times, are just as good. If you're looking for one of the best Xbox 360 multiplayer experiences at launch, look no further than this title.
  • GameSpot

    Greg Kasavin · Nov 21, 2005

    9.0
    This awesome, high-tech first-person shooter champions the Xbox 360 with its excellent assortment of single- and multiplayer game types, as well as its incredible good looks and dynamic, intense action
  • Euro Gamer

    Kristan Reed · Dec 01, 2005

    7.0
    Entirely on its own merits, Perfect Dark Zero is not a bad game by any means, but in the context of being as an introduction to the next generation Perfect Dark Zero misses the mark by a disappointing margin. To release a game lacking real spark and inspiration at this stage is not good news for anyone, least of all Rare and Microsoft. Both need to think long and hard about where they go from here.

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