Crossfire Sierra Squad REALISM Mode PSVR2 Gameplay / Review

| REVIEW | Crossfire Sierra Squad Pros: -Graphics -Realism Mode -Weapon Selection/Customizing -Co-op/Horde Mode -Sound Design Crossfire Sierra Squad Cons: -Story -Dialogue/Voice Acting -A.I. Companions (Lookin at you Raul) -Magnetic Grip/Gun Handling -Few Glitches, and Crashes Here, and There... -Forcing players to play Arcade Mode with Bullet Sponge Enemies with Health Bars, Hit Points, and Ammo Count HUD on your first playthrough.. (Having to Beat All 13 Story Missions to unlock REALISM MODE) OVERALL... Heavily disliked it on my first play through, was immensely disappointed, and felt deceived, couldn&get into it with all the over the top arcade like elements like bullet sponge enemies with health bars above their heads, hit point crosshairs when you shoot them, and ammo count display, (while having infinite ammo already), with enemies taking unrealistic amounts of shots to go down... That is until I realized by beating it you unlock Realism mode, where now.. I&having an absolute blast with the game. It&a completely different experience, a lot tougher (you die very easily), but much more rewarding, and way more immersive/realistic, which is more of the type of experience I want, and expected. The regular modes are great for someone who wants it to feel more like an ARCADE (Time Crisis) experience, but that&just not for me, realistic all the way, even though the game itself is very much designed as an ARCADE shooter experience, it becomes much more of a simulation...