SOCOM breaches onto the PS3 in high-definition with the ultimate next-generation online combat experience. SOCOM Confrontation focuses on online play and the global community and clans that support it. With support for Tournaments, Clan Ladders, Leader Boards, this game is exactly what SOCOM fans have been waiting for. Additionally, you will be able to modify your appearance through facial and physical customization. A global-scale experience, SOCOM Confrontation gives you the opportunity to battle against the best and brightest from the U.S., Europe and Asia. SOCOM Confrontation deploys with five new North African themed maps, including a 32-player version of "Crossroads." Additional themed packs for SOCOM Confrontation will be made available for download via the PlayStation Store. This bundled version of SOCOM Confrontation includes the Official Bluetooth Headset for PlayStation 3, produced specifically for the needs of PlayStation gamers for wireless voice chat on your headset as well as speaker chat functionality through the charger base. Comprehensive player customization including fully featured load out, encumbrance and unique uniforms Up to seven different game modes are available on each map Advanced player matching - you can form a team with your friends and easily join an online game Regional combat or challenge teams from around the world Additional themed downloadable content packs available post launch
Customer Review: A third Person turd
The blue tooth headset is well worth the $60 I paid for both the game and the headset. However the game is major turd. I'll be trading it in for something else at gamestop or game crazy. I knew going in it was going to be a third person shooter, but I underestimated how bad it would really be. The sniping is ok but overall I have no desire to play this game. The headset works great. It has great talk time and is very clear. It works perfectly with my cell phone too.
Customer Review: SOCOM but only online
I have to admit I bought this product mainly for the Bluetooth headset that was bundled with the game. To get the thing to work though I had to download the user guide since it came without even a step by step setup guide. After that the headset paired up nicely and I works fine. The sound quality depends greatly on the type of host connection you get. As far as the game goes I have played SOCOM since the first title came out for PS2 and was expecting a visual upgrade for the PS3 and more depth gaming experience. Well, the visuals are good but not as impressive as other games I have seen for the PS3 (like Call of Duty) and I was disappointed that it's only an online game. I had to jump into the action out of practice and with little knowledge of the new features. You have to learn as you go since the user manual is pretty thin and vague. I did however recognize almost all the maps from previous SOCOM titles. It seems they did not want to waste too much time in developing new maps but rather creating a more robust online server... I guess. Overall this is still a fun shooter but after getting COD: World at War I have played very little SOCOM.
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