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After all, it is one PS3 game that has not only generated the maximum acceptance as a Ps3 gamesbut also tremendous amounts of criticism. After all, the Dark Sector has been banned in Australia as Down Under they feel for a online game it is overly violent that their society can do without.
While it is not for us to take a stand on how good or bad the Dark Sector is for the senses of the avid gamer, the fact remains that sports remains the single most binding factor that mankind has ever invented. After all, all over the Europe, Uk and everywhere else nobody in their right minds would ask you which nationality you are when you are practically playing the role of Hayden Tenno, the chief protagonist in this cheap Sony Plastation3 game. And even the Russians do not seem to mind this particular PSP Games at all as it is a equally big hit in Russia and other states formed out of the erstwhile Soviet Union.
Besides its obviously exciting take on the political scenario, as a PS3 game, the Dark Sector also is receiving well deserved appreciation for its awesome lighting and audio effects that continuously engages you, throughout the period of the game. Not surprisingly, along with the Final Fantasy XII and the Bad Company, the Dark Sector is the current rage amongst games from everywhere.
In the Dark Sector, Hayden Tenno (who is a household hero these days) goes to Russia to protect and generally take care of a bad character who has of late fallen on bad days. The sheer energy, emotion and the adrenalin flow that this cheap Sony Playstation3 game evokes is hard to describe and possibly can only be experienced.
